Excavation of construction pit - analysis of excavation material?

For soil improvement in fields, only the approximately 50 cm thick topsoil layer is actually suitable. However, one might just as well keep that for oneself. Deeper soil layers are initially dead without fertilization. Living soil contains plant fibers, worms, is full of seeds. Not much is down below. Unless the land was previously a deeply plowed field, then good soil can extend up to 1 m. After that, it's over. Therefore, I can't really imagine what a farmer would want with excavated soil, unless he has a pond or something he wants to fill in. Karsten

Hello,
we will soon be building our single-family house.
Now I have heard that a sample of the excavation must always be analyzed in a laboratory? Is that correct??
Regards

Soil disposal also includes an analysis of this material - correct!

Who does it, how, and where it happens is another question and ultimately a matter for negotiation between the landfill and the carrier.

Regards, Yvonne

Well, we shouldn’t push or promote this any further... who knows if Claudia Roth’s aunt isn’t reading along here. Building is really expensive and bureaucratic for us. Nice that there are still many areas where you can just get rid of earth at a landfill without a lot of paperwork. Karsten

Nice that there are still many areas where you can simply get rid of soil at a landfill without a lot of paperwork. Karsten

But no hundred cubic meters

Can only say, about 80 tons transported, zero notes, zero analysis costs. Only weighing protocol and price.

Refilled, best to find someone who needs to refill. I'm currently having a hard time looking, but it will work out.