Bizzy
2018-10-27 17:58:02
- #1
Hello everyone,
I have a question. I have a construction service specification from a general contractor - regarding the point earthworks/foundation, I am a bit uncertain because of the wording.
Exact wording at the point earthworks:
"The soil will be removed in the area of the building structure to a thickness of approx. 40cm and stored on the property."
Then it continues at the point slab:
"The foundation is carried out via a slab with a continuous frost skirt up to a depth of 80cm."
As I understand it, the removal of the soil up to 40cm is included, everything deeper I have to pay for. But since the frost skirt is now planned up to 80cm depth, that automatically means 40cm more. Or am I wrong? A soil survey is not yet available. The construction service specification usually assumes soil conditions 3-5.
Thanks in advance!
I have a question. I have a construction service specification from a general contractor - regarding the point earthworks/foundation, I am a bit uncertain because of the wording.
Exact wording at the point earthworks:
"The soil will be removed in the area of the building structure to a thickness of approx. 40cm and stored on the property."
Then it continues at the point slab:
"The foundation is carried out via a slab with a continuous frost skirt up to a depth of 80cm."
As I understand it, the removal of the soil up to 40cm is included, everything deeper I have to pay for. But since the frost skirt is now planned up to 80cm depth, that automatically means 40cm more. Or am I wrong? A soil survey is not yet available. The construction service specification usually assumes soil conditions 3-5.
Thanks in advance!