Our Process
Design and Build to suit your asset
Why assessment comes before re-levelling.
A Chartered Engineering assessment is required to determine whether re-levelling is appropriate and how it should be carried out.
Re-levelling without assessment is guesswork. Re-levelling corrects visible symptoms. Engineering assessment identifies why those symptoms exist.
Ground behaviour varies by soil type, moisture content, drainage, loading, and site conditions.
By understanding these factors , we can deliver a longer lasting and higher standard result.
All work is supported by a design and build led performance warranty.
This reflects responsibility for assessment, design, and delivery — not just the durability of materials used. Warranty details are confirmed as part of the assessment process with clear guidelines on what this means, not just product warranties but workmanship warranties.
Designed solutions,
not product-led fixes.
How we approach residential re-levelling
Quality is important to us. If the problem returns we return.
Following assessment, re-levelling may be supported by ground improvement or stabilisation methods selected specifically for the site conditions. No method is assumed in advance, and no product is sold without engineering justification.
This approach reduces risk and avoids unnecessary or inappropriate intervention, while minimising the likelihood of repeat work.
By addressing the underlying cause of movement rather than applying short-term fixes, it can also reduce costs over the life of the home.
1. Get in touch
We have an Initial discussion to understand the problem.
2. Assessment
We come to you free of charge.
3. Consultation
A presentation of the design solution including outline of finding and costs.
4. We do our thing
Project is completed!
5. Project Review
Post project check in and assessment.
Outcomes are defined after assessment
Where appropriate, assessment-led re-levelling may contribute to:
- improved floor levels
- increased load distribution
- reduced progression of movement
- confidence in long-term stability
Final outcomes, scope, and expectations are determined only after engineering assessment and design.
Our engineered solutions toolbox
Methods are selected after assessment — never before
Following engineering assessment, re-levelling may be supported by a range of engineered ground improvement and stabilisation techniques. The method used depends entirely on site conditions, soil behaviour, depth of movement, and structural requirements.
These tools are only used where technically appropriate.
Our engineering capability includes:
- Polyurethane (resin) injection for targeted ground improvement and shallow re-levelling
- Engineered underpinning solutions, including piling or deep support systems, where existing foundations require additional load transfer
- Engineered resistance piling / micropiles to transfer structural load to competent ground where deeper instability is present
- Computer-controlled installation systems to verify load performance and ensure engineered outcomes
- Integrated solutions, where underpinning, re-levelling, and ground improvement are combined as part of a designed response
No method is assumed in advance. Selection follows investigation, assessment, and engineering judgement.
The presence of these methods does not mean they are suitable for every site. In many cases, assessment confirms that re-levelling or ground intervention is unnecessary or that an alternative approach is required.
This is why all work begins with engineering assessment.