Collection and landfill costs

Yes, the purchase contract sells a property without contamination. However, the city says that the bricks are not contamination :-(

Hello,


Good example ....

I clearly remember the scrappage premium from a few years ago; quite a few cars from that scheme are still driving somewhere around the globe today. Still, I would never think of lumping all scrap dealers together or arguing in general terms

Kind regards

you may do so here, without restriction, Bauexperte.
Car dismantlers are all crooks.

Now I have to bring up the topic again because I don't know how to understand it. The excavation contractor's information is vague.
Excavate and dispose of soil including
landfill fees
Billing is done based on proof of removal, loading loose material onto the truck.
500 m³ xx.xx € x.xxx.00 €Is the quoted price now fixed, or can they basically charge us for 700 or 800 m³ (exaggeratedly speaking) if it says proof of removal of loose material?

Thank you
Hilaria

The price depends on the quantity .... in my opinion it is not a fixed price

The price depends on quantity .... in my opinion it is not a fixed price

Yep

Kind regards

I feared it.
By now, I have heard several times that there are often large differences between the quantities stated in the offer and the quantities actually invoiced. So how realistic is the quantity given by the earthworks contractor? If he writes 500 sqm and then charges for 800, how does that work? To what extent is deviation allowed? Can one demand a percentage indication? I understand that it cannot be estimated to 5 sqm accuracy, but roughly an earthworks contractor should have experience with the excavation and be able to say how many sqm it will be.
Or am I completely wrong?

Thank you
Hilaria