Find a restumper in Queensland

Queensland's timber housing stock — Queenslanders, highsets, post-war cottages — makes restumping routine here, and 'raise and restump' a local specialty no other state matches.

Restumping in Queensland

Queensland jobs split into two kinds: straightforward restumping, and raise-and-restump, where the house gains height (and often a storey underneath) while the stumps are replaced. Raising involves engineering and council approval that plain restumping may not — and every contractor needs the relevant QBCC licence either way. Queensland's rules cover both paths.

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What does raise-and-restump cost in Queensland?

Far more than plain restumping — commonly $30,000–$70,000+ once engineering and approvals are counted. The raise-and-restump guide breaks it down.

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