Stefan890
2020-08-04 20:22:38
- #1
Do you already know the costs for the building application?The building application will be approved in 2 weeks. With such buildings, the dear neighbors are also jealous. I wouldn't let anything go wrong here
Building a garden shed... Is a building permit necessary? Detours?
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hampshire
2020-08-04 22:29:02
- #2
We decided on a construction permit-free solution over the weekend. It will also get a folding door and will be picked up in September.
HilfeHilfe
2020-08-05 07:16:36
- #3
Do you already know the costs for the building application?
I hired a civil engineer who did it for 950 net (on invoice). The architectural offices quoted defensive prices for sauna & arbor where, for example, the sauna builder provided all the drawings!
Defensive prices = €3000
Stefan890
2020-08-05 10:22:49
- #4
I hired a civil engineer who did it for 950 net on invoice. The architectural firms gave defensive prices for sauna & gazebo where, for example, the sauna builder provided all the drawings!
Defensive prices = 3000 €
The defensive prices are really outrageous. Especially when the documents are provided completely. However, the author has to be liable. Maybe that is exactly why the prices are inflated.
HilfeHilfe
2020-08-05 12:53:10
- #5
The defense prices are really outrageous. Especially when the documents are provided completely. However, the author has to be liable. Maybe that's exactly why the prices are steep.
The defense prices are really outrageous. Especially when the documents are provided completely. However, the author has to be liable. Maybe that's exactly why the prices are steep.
For garden sheds and saunas with electric stoves that are installed by the manufacturer... what should they be liable for there...?
There is a completion notice, then maybe someone comes out, and if a beam is wrong, the manufacturer has to fix it.
Stefan890
2020-08-05 20:42:56
- #6
for garden sheds and saunas with electric stoves that are installed by the manufacturer.... what are they supposed to be liable for...?
There is a completion notification, then maybe someone comes out, and if a beam is wrong the manufacturer has to fix it
In practice it may be like that. On paper, however, the designer is responsible and they make sure to get paid well for it. Probably also because "it's just easy that way."
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