Refer subsidence cases across Australia

Estate agents, conveyancers, structural surveyors, loss adjusters, property managers and builders regularly encounter properties where subsidence is a possibility. A surveyor flagging diagonal cracks above a lintel, a conveyancer whose buyer wants to know whether floor movement is ongoing, an insurer holding a claim until someone inspects, a property manager fielding complaints about doors that will not close: each situation requires a specialist to visit the site and document what is found. Share the address and a brief description of what has been seen, and a local specialist will get in touch with your client to work out the appropriate next step. Should repairs be needed, your client gets a free price for them. Your client keeps every report the specialist writes, and can show it to a lender, solicitor, insurer or solicitor acting on a future sale. Mine subsidence, reactive clay movement, tree root activity and drainage failure each call for different approaches, and the specialist advises on that distinction rather than treating every cracked wall the same way. Once contact is made, your client works directly with the specialist, so technical follow-up questions do not fall back to you.

What your clients receive through a referral to this site

• A no-charge quote for any repair work, with no pressure to go ahead
• A written report your client can forward to an insurer or lender
• Ground movement recorded during a site visit rather than inferred from photos
• Mine subsidence, clay heave and drainage causes distinguished from one another
• A single point of contact for monitoring, survey work and every repair method

Use the enquiry form, say in the form that you write for a professional firm, then add your own phone number and email, the property address and a short note on what was seen. Before submitting, please check that your client has given permission for their details to be passed on.