What Makes Re-Stumping a Kangaroo Point Home Different
Kangaroo Point occupies a narrow peninsula bounded by a bend in the Brisbane River, with dramatic cliffs on its eastern edge and apartment towers now dominating most of its skyline. A small number of older cottages remain, often the last original houses on their street.
Those houses sit on tight, sometimes steep lots, frequently beside towers that stand on engineered foundations very different from a timber cottage's stumps. Access for a re-stump needs real planning, because there is rarely a spare metre to work with.
Some Kangaroo Point streets carry heritage listings or character overlays, reflecting what little remains of the peninsula's original residential character. Restumping in place generally keeps a cottage's appearance unchanged, but any height change needs approval, so we confirm your property's status first.
Working hours matter in a dense, mostly residential-tower suburb, where noise carries and street parking is scarce. Our crews work standard weekday hours and we plan deliveries to minimise disruption to neighbours in the surrounding buildings.
Our response is to come from Eagle Farm, inspect every stump and the ground beneath, check overlay and heritage status, then re-level the cottage on new supports, using steel posts and beams where the original timber has reached the end.