Using UK‑sourced materials, we stabilise the ground beneath your property typically in a day. No excavation, no mess, and no need to move out of the property.
Using UK‑sourced materials, we stabilise the ground beneath your property typically in a day. No excavation, no mess, and no need to move out of the property.
Cracks, sinking and sticking frames almost always trace back to a loss of bearing capacity beneath the footings. We treat the cause.
Every project follows the same methodical pattern. Most of the work happens before we drill a single hole — the survey, the soil assessment, the laser baselines. Once we're on site, the actual injection takes hours, not weeks.
We normally ask for information such as photos, reports and CCTV drain surveys so we can establish the root cause of the subsidence.
Establish a baseline across every external wall and identify movement vectors.
Trace drains and underground services so injection is targeted and safe.
Probe the soil column to map weak zones beneath the affected footings.
Lift flags, fold back landscaping — leaving the property externally untouched.
A series of 16mm holes — about the size of a 5p piece — follow a calculated pattern around the perimeter.
Two‑part structural resin is injected, expanding and curing in minutes.
We restore flags, finishes and landscaping. No one would know we were here.
That's the whole idea.
From the laser baseline to the final flag relayed — see exactly what happens to your home on the day. No edits hiding the mess we leave behind, because there isn't any.
No excavation, no skips, no mess. Most jobs are completed in 1–2 days on site.
16mm injection tubes, laser‑level monitoring, depth controlled to the millimetre.
Structural resin reaches load‑bearing strength in minutes, not weeks.
Re‑bears the soil column beneath the footing — the cause, not just the cracks.
No party‑wall declaration, no neighbour‑facing works, no insurance flag.
Every project is backed by our written 10‑year stabilisation warranty.
Four named people will see your project through, from the first call to the warranty certificate. Their names are on the paperwork.
Founder-CEO. Chartered structural engineer with two decades of subsidence and ground-improvement experience across the UK.
Runs the company end-to-end. Background in construction operations and client relationships across residential and social-housing programmes.
Owns the diary, the depot flow, and the paperwork editors and insurers ask for. The reason projects land on the calendar you're expecting.
Signs off every method statement. Chartered engineer with a deep specialism in resin geotechnics and difficult-ground remediation.
“We recently used Subsidence Ltd and were extremely impressed with the service from start to finish. Communication was excellent throughout the process — clear, timely, and…”
“Great service from the moment of contact through to after completion. Calm, knowledgeable and very fast.”
“Managed to achieve in weeks what our insurance company couldn't fix in years. I cannot recommend them highly enough.”
Each hub holds its own equipment, vans and a small team of certified engineers. Surveys are typically scheduled within a week, anywhere on the mainland.
We'd rather set expectations clearly up front than over-promise. Here's the honest version.
We do not guarantee that our solution will lift structures or close cracks. We often achieve this — but the primary reason for our works is to stabilise the structure in the first instance.
Following our works there is often cosmetic repair to complete. Sometimes old cracks reopen or new ones appear, but these are cosmetic and easily resolved by a professional decorator. We can also complete these repairs as part of the works — along with minor building works such as installing helibars, replacing cracked bricks and replacing lintels. Ask us for details.
Still wondering about something specific? Give us a call — there's no obligation, and the survey is free.
Tell us what you're seeing. We'll book a same‑week survey, produce a written engineering report, and quote in plain numbers.
