Subsidence Repair

Subsidence occurs when the ground beneath a building sinks, causing the foundations to become unstable. This can lead to cracking in walls, sticking doors and windows, and in severe cases, structural failure. Our team of specialists use the latest technology to diagnose the cause of subsidence and implement effective, long-lasting repairs.

Key Benefits

Comprehensive structural survey included

Advanced diagnostic equipment

Insurance claim support and documentation

Minimal disruption to your daily life

Guaranteed repair work with long-term warranty

Solutions tailored to your specific property

Is Subsidence Repair Right for You?

Ideal for

Diagonal cracks appearing in walls around doors and windows

Doors and windows that stick or no longer close properly

Visible sinking or tilting of part of the building

Properties on clay soils experiencing seasonal movement

Insurance-backed structural damage claims

Not suitable for

Cosmetic cracks caused by normal building settlement

Damp or moisture issues without structural movement

Roof or chimney defects unrelated to ground movement

How It Works

1

Free Survey

We visit your property to assess the damage and identify the cause of subsidence.

2

Diagnosis

Our engineers determine the root cause and recommend the most effective repair method.

3

Repair

We carry out the repair using specialist techniques such as resin injection or underpinning.

4

Monitoring

Post-repair monitoring ensures the solution is working and your property is stable.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does subsidence repair cost?

It depends on the method and severity. Resin injection typically costs £3,000–£8,000, while traditional underpinning can be £10,000–£30,000+. We provide a free survey and fixed quote before any work begins.

Will my insurance cover subsidence repair?

Yes, most standard home insurance policies cover subsidence damage. We work directly with insurers, handle the documentation, and can manage the claim process on your behalf.

Do I need to move out during subsidence repair?

No, in most cases you can stay. Modern methods like resin injection are completed in a day with minimal noise and no excavation. Traditional underpinning may cause more disruption, but temporary relocation is rarely needed.

How long does subsidence repair take?

Resin injection is typically completed in 1 day. Traditional underpinning takes 2–6 weeks depending on the extent of work. We confirm the timeline before starting.

Will subsidence come back after repair?

No, not if the root cause is properly addressed. Our repairs stabilise the ground permanently, and we include post-treatment monitoring to confirm long-term stability.

Can I sell a house with a history of subsidence?

Yes. A professionally repaired and certified subsidence claim does not prevent sale. We provide full documentation, structural certification, and warranty — all of which satisfy buyer solicitors and mortgage lenders.

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