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Painting work is not included

Sanitary, heating, floor coverings including installation, doors, complete electrical work would be included in the offer.

Floor coverings in the living and bedrooms belong to painting work. Therefore, check the offer regarding "floor coverings in the hallway and wet areas" and living spaces.

Floor coverings in living and bedrooms are part of painting works. So check the offer regarding "floor coverings in hallways and wet areas" and living spaces.

I cannot confirm that. In all the offers and construction service descriptions available to me, it was listed separately. Although mostly neither is included, in my opinion, floor coverings cannot be classified as painting works.

I cannot confirm that. It was separately listed in all the offers or construction service descriptions available to me. Although usually neither is included, in my opinion, floor coverings cannot be considered painting work.

What can you not confirm? I asked the OP to check his construction service description. And yes, except for tiles, floor coverings originally belong to the painter trade. Whether you confirm that or not. It is not my judgment.

Floor coverings in the living and bedrooms are part of painting work. Therefore, check the offer regarding "floor coverings in corridors and wet areas" and living spaces.

Hello, coverings including laying in the corridors, hallway, bedrooms are all included

Hello, our offer includes the trench excavation up to the transfer shaft with backfilling and compaction, laying of the wastewater and rainwater pipes, and connection to the transfer shaft at a fixed price. A maximum length of 10 meters is assumed. This item would cost approximately 3800 euros. Our transfer shaft is located directly on our property and is about 4 meters away from the house. Is the price reasonable, or should I outsource the work to a civil engineer who charges exactly according to length?

Perhaps someone could provide an assessment on this.

Hello, our offer includes the excavation of the trench up to the transfer shaft with backfilling and compaction, laying of the wastewater and rainwater pipes, and connection to the transfer shaft at a flat rate. A maximum length of 10 meters is assumed. This item would cost around 3800 euros. Our transfer shaft is located directly on our property and is about 4 meters away from the house. Is the price reasonable, or should I subcontract the work to an external civil engineer who charges exactly by length? Maybe someone can give an assessment on this.

Does this refer to the connection of the rainwater downpipes?! And since a house usually has 2 (or more) downpipes, the length would be more than 10 meters if a downpipe is located opposite the wastewater shaft. I cannot comment on the price.