Soil is excavated in sections beneath foundations and replaced with concrete to increase load-bearing capacity.
Engineered steel piles are screwed into stable ground, providing reliable, low-vibration foundation support for existing structures.
Small-diameter piles are installed to transfer structural loads deeper into stable soil, ideal for restricted access sites.
Reinforced concrete beams are installed beneath footings, distributing structural loads onto a new, stronger concrete base.
We engage a qualified structural engineer to assess your home and prepare detailed plans.
A formal building contract is completed, and we apply for the required council permits.
We carefully support the home with heavy-duty jacks before commencing excavation according to engineering specifications.
Underpinning pits are excavated in stages. A building inspector checks and approves the work before concrete placement.
High-quality concrete is poured in stages, allowing proper curing time to achieve maximum strength.
Foundations are gradually lifted and supported to restore the structural level and stability.
After curing, we remove temporary supports, backfill soil, and complete a thorough clean-up.
