Table of Contents Add a header to begin generating the table of contents In the past, many Australian homes were built on timber “stumps.” In the colonial era, this was sometimes literally true, but the practice of using timber posts for foundation work, in general, became known as “stumping,” whether the posts were cut from …
Table of Contents Add a header to begin generating the table of contents Restumping is a tough task that requires the best engineers & workers to analyze, remove & restump, or even reblock a particular home. Asking relevant questions to the shortlisted restumping contractor can considerably help you in finding the right company that has …
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Table of Contents Add a header to begin generating the table of contents Restumping a structure involves replacing older stumps on the subfloor with newer ones due to several reasons. The main reasons include settling of the house as a result of soil movement and wooden stumps that are rotting due to termite damage or …
Table of Contents Add a header to begin generating the table of contents Have you heard your floor squeaking lately? Or perhaps you have noticed some cracks in your wall and distortions in your door frames. These are just some of the signs that your home already needs reblocking or restumping. This process involves extracting …
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Table of Contents Add a header to begin generating the table of contents With consistent wear and tear, your home endures harm that you don’t even know is occurring. One problem that could emerge in your home is a slagging foundation. But there is no cause to panic. The magnificent construction world has concocted various …
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Table of Contents Add a header to begin generating the table of contents Restumping (sometimes called reblocking) consists of jacking up the house, removing the existing wooden stumps and replacing them. During the restumping work, floor levels need to be reset, and it’s possible that the movement will cause warped doorframes, cracked plaster, damaged tiles …