michaelbln
2015-05-14 00:07:27
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Hello,
our construction is set to begin in a month, we will be building with a general contractor (GU).
How does the following situation look:
According to the performance construction description, the houses of our GU have an air heat pump.
During the earthworks for the basement slab, the reapplication of the topsoil is clearly excluded (OK, as it is not further relevant for the house itself).
In an additional agreement, a brine heat pump was agreed upon at the offered fixed price with the following addition: "Energy generation via ground collectors installed in the soil." This means there is no exclusion for the topsoil here, and during the conversation before signing the contract, it was mentioned on inquiry that all earthworks are included for the ground collector. The reapplication of the topsoil stored on the property for 400 sqm is now supposed to cost a flat additional 1500€.
Do we have to pay this?
Thanks
Greetings from Berlin,
Michael
our construction is set to begin in a month, we will be building with a general contractor (GU).
How does the following situation look:
According to the performance construction description, the houses of our GU have an air heat pump.
During the earthworks for the basement slab, the reapplication of the topsoil is clearly excluded (OK, as it is not further relevant for the house itself).
In an additional agreement, a brine heat pump was agreed upon at the offered fixed price with the following addition: "Energy generation via ground collectors installed in the soil." This means there is no exclusion for the topsoil here, and during the conversation before signing the contract, it was mentioned on inquiry that all earthworks are included for the ground collector. The reapplication of the topsoil stored on the property for 400 sqm is now supposed to cost a flat additional 1500€.
Do we have to pay this?
Thanks
Greetings from Berlin,
Michael