Are the house connections already one meter on the property?

2019-05-15 13:03:46

Here it also varies regionally. In Berlin, for example, the waterworks additionally use a blue (non-flexible) protective pipe, and the water pipe is laid inside it and not in another one. Only the pipe provided by the waterworks is allowed. Furthermore, a seal around the water pipe must be made against pressing water in the floor slab/wall of the house in case the pipe breaks outside the house.

This is the principle sketch:

2019-05-15 13:31:38

Or to put it another way, the utilities already reach about 1 meter into my property. There is a company commissioned by the municipality for the water connection. They can also take care of everything else. But if they only do the drinking water part (sewage is apparently excluded) and show up with a green flexible hose (which is probably installed). They dig from the sewer that extends 1 meter into the property to the house, insert the green flexible hose, which then arrives in the utility room. Certainly still install the water meter and connect it, or is there more to it?

For me, 1000€ for the extension on the property and I had to have the trench dug myself. The water meter is property of the supplier and thus costs nothing. (Only drinking water, electricity another 1000€ net)

2019-05-15 14:48:32

With us, it was about €7,500 for all connections (including empty conduits for [Telekom] and [Energieversorger], and inspection shaft) from the middle under the street up to the house. The civil engineer, who was already contracted by the general contractor for the earthworks for the house, did it.

2019-05-15 15:21:27

It was about €7500 for all connections (including empty conduits for Telekom and energy supplier, and inspection shaft) from the middle under the street into the house. It was done by the civil engineer who was already commissioned by the general contractor for the earthworks for the house.

But nothing was connected on the property itself, right? So the street was opened and closed, meaning partly on public and partly on private land?

2019-05-15 15:23:52

But there was nothing on the property itself, right? So the street was opened and closed there, partly on public and partly on private ground?

Exactly. There was nothing on the property. Opening and closing the street is included in the price.

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Are the house connections already one meter on the property?

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