Freistoß88
2019-06-02 22:56:29
- #1
I have no expert report...
Assessment of soil - Does the earthworker mean natural topsoil?
- Erstellt am 2019-06-02 19:37:34
ypg
2019-06-02 22:58:30
- #2
That's bad. If your house should later settle, everyone will just shake their heads and offer no warranty because the builder did not provide them with the basis.I have no expert report...
Freistoß88
2019-06-02 23:07:10
- #3
I have. I sent the report on the construction area to the civil engineer... a core drilling was carried out about 20 meters from my property. Here are the results
M4rvin
2019-06-03 07:17:57
- #4
Does your civil engineer also take over the warranty without an expert report? We had to commission one, otherwise they wouldn't have done anything at all... Better have your contract read through again.
Lumpi_LE
2019-06-03 08:31:17
- #5
Building ground is the builder's risk; without an expert report, he can later attribute any damage to the building ground.
Zaba12
2019-06-03 08:55:42
- #6
As already mentioned, if you have not conducted a soil survey on your property, you will have very, very bad chances if your house settles. A soil survey carried out 20 meters away does not interest anyone in court (if it comes to that).
Did YOU not know that a soil survey is sensible?
My shell constructor also didn’t want to do one! I didn’t care, I did it anyway. Better safe than sorry! Because after that, he can’t make excuses anymore.
Suddenly, it was no longer founded on gravel but on a clean layer of concrete.
Did YOU not know that a soil survey is sensible?
My shell constructor also didn’t want to do one! I didn’t care, I did it anyway. Better safe than sorry! Because after that, he can’t make excuses anymore.
Suddenly, it was no longer founded on gravel but on a clean layer of concrete.