This restumping cost calculator gives you a price range for your house in about 30 seconds. Pick the job, what the house is built of, its size and the stumps. It uses the same 2026 Melbourne ranges as our restumping price table.
Full restump, weatherboard, 3 bedrooms, concrete stumps.
An estimate from published 2025–26 Melbourne price ranges, not a quote. The restumper's free inspection sets the real price.
Every number comes from the price table on our home page. The calculator only picks the right row and adjusts it for your house.
Ranges are rounded to the nearest $500.
Close enough to budget with, not close enough to sign. Two houses with the same bedrooms can have 60 stumps or 90, and only a look underneath tells you which. Treat the range as the first number, and the inspection as the real one.
The jacks, the levels and the crew's day cost the same whether they replace 3 stumps or 20. That's why small jobs have a minimum charge.
No, it's listed under it. A full restump in Victoria is structural work and needs a building permit through a registered building surveyor, usually $800 to $2,000. The restumper normally arranges it.
Double-brick houses sit on a strip footing, not stumps, so there's nothing to restump. If walls are cracking or the floor has dropped, the job is underpinning, priced per pier.
For Geelong, Ballarat and Bendigo, yes, with travel added to the quote. Sydney, Brisbane and Perth prices differ, so use the range as a rough guide only.
Three taps, your name and number. A licensed restumper who works your suburb rings you back. No phone line, no call centre, no list of five.