Repiling involves lifting a home and replacing or repairing the piles that support it. These piles are what keep your home level, stable, and structurally sound.
In older NZ homes (especially pre-1970), piles are usually untreated timber, which can rot, sink, or crack over time — especially in damp or poorly drained areas like much of the Waikato.
A failed pile can result in:
- Cracks in your walls or cladding
- Uneven or sagging floors
- Sticking windows and doors
- Compromised plumbing and drainage
- Risk to your family’s safety
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