Concrete pile in front of the house, who has to remove it?

For me (not Heinz von Heiden), the removal of construction debris generated during contractual work is included.

I never would have dreamed that the disposal of construction debris could be a chargeable extra.

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And before you wonder why the roof soffit is not made of masonry – it is part of the painter’s work on site.

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At least for a fair price? Or is the most expensive mixed container just filled quickly?

At least for a fair price? Or is the most expensive mixed container just quickly filled?

No idea.

Or is the most expensive mixed container just quickly filled?

Despite the presumption of innocence, belief in the good in people, etcetera: we don’t seriously want to start accusing construction laborers of exemplary waste separation (or even of wasting time by gently placing the waste in the container) *LOL*

Whoever places a container too early can really find anything inside and more than expected, also completely unsorted. Whoever places it too late or not at all ends up burying waste. Once, concrete ended up on the construction road with us, initially preventing subsequent trades from driving on it. Incidentally, according to our site management, each trade was obliged to take their waste with them. This encouraged hiding. After the construction, we found unusable formwork boards and scaffolding planks on the garage roof, nicely tucked away in the back, we saw them too late.

Best regards
Gabriele

Morning, on our -still- undeveloped plot we recently discovered various garden waste. Where could they have come from? Well, luckily no construction debris. Regards Olli