Your Professional Floor Levelling Services Auckland

No. Most sloping and uneven floors are a levelling problem, not a structural one. We use self-levelling compound to bring the floor back to flat without touching the piles or lifting the house. Repiling only comes into it if there's an actual structural issue, and we'll tell you straight if that's the case.

Most residential jobs are done in a day, though bigger areas or ones needing extra prep can run longer. We'll give you a timeframe on the assessment before anything starts.

Yes. We level both concrete and timber subfloors. The approach differs depending on the material and how much movement there is, which is part of what we check on site.

Ground moisture pushing up through the slab, poor drainage, or a missing or failed moisture barrier are the usual causes. We test for it, then treat and seal the slab so it doesn't come back to bite whatever flooring goes down on top.

Both. A lot of our work is checking and levelling a new slab before flooring, tiling, or fit-out starts, alongside the villa and renovation jobs.

It depends on the size of the area, how much the floor's moved, and whether moisture treatment's needed too. We don't quote blind. You get real level and moisture readings on site first, then a fixed-price written quote before we start anything.

Both. We level commercial slabs in workshops, retail spaces, and warehouses as well as residential floors.

No, and that's part of the job. We work around existing fixtures, walls, and cabinetry rather than ripping things out to get at the floor. If something does need to come up first, like old flooring, we'll flag that during the assessment, not after.

A few tells: a marble or ball rolling to the same spot every time, doors that drag or stick, furniture that wobbles on a flat-looking floor, or visible gaps opening up along skirting boards. Any of those is worth getting checked.

Once it's cured, it's a solid, permanent surface, not a temporary patch. It won't dip again on its own. If a floor moves again down the track, that's usually a separate issue with the structure underneath, which is a different conversation to levelling.