LevelMaster in Grafton

Traditional restumping often requires hydraulic jacks and packers to level a building, which can be labour-intensive. Adjustable stumps are designed with screw-thread mechanisms that allow fine-tuning with a simple spanner. This means builders can level as they go, reducing delays and cutting down on the need for specialised equipment. The result is faster, more accurate work with less disruption on site.

Hot-dipped galvanising coats the steel in a thick layer of zinc, protecting it from corrosion and rust. This process ensures the stumps and fittings withstand moisture, soil contact and harsh outdoor conditions over decades. For properties in coastal or high-rainfall areas, the coating is particularly valuable as it slows deterioration significantly. In practice, this means a longer service life and fewer replacements over time.

Yes, one of the main advantages of adjustable stumps is that they can be altered after they’re in place. Ground movement, soil shrinkage or natural settling can cause structures to shift slightly. With adjustable stumps, minor re-levelling can be done without major works or expensive equipment. This ongoing flexibility makes them a cost-effective option compared to fixed supports.