Garage directly attached to single-family house. Is the foundation sufficient?

Hello,

the roof is what worries me, how is something like that done on a masonry garage? Which trade does that?

As a rule, the roof covering for masonry garages is done with a 2-layer bitumen welding membrane, with the top layer being covered with gravel. The roof edge should be made with a continuous parapet cap – made of zinc sheet metal. This is usually done by the carpenter.

@Bauexperte: I received offers for carpenters for the 7200 you mentioned (3x9, electric sectional door, garden gate + strip foundation) in the range of 9-10k. I also heard that from K+!
If I get it for 7200, there will be a prefabricated garage right away, same price and more space (thin walls)![/QUOTE]
I specifically wrote "+" in words plus sectional door and remote control

Whether you can really save with the option the shell builder mentioned, I cannot answer, although I honestly doubt that he can make the masonry for under TEUR 3 (the base slab alone would cost about TEUR 2.2). And then it continues: the carpenter wants to be paid, the plasterer too, and who, please, installs the door?

Kind regards

I'll do the gate, Putzer only has the front sides where there is also a door each. No idea what such a roof would cost. But the base slab doesn't have to be 80€/m², it shouldn't be as thick as for a house, right? In any case, he'll do it together with the rest of the base slab in one go, so that no truck has to come separately for it.

Oh right, I totally overlooked that + PLUS, then we're back at 9-10.

And me again.

The offer amounts to €5700. So disposal fee P. But they can do the strip foundation for me for the prefabricated garage. However, I can't reach my garage guy. Can you simply say how the foundation has to be made? How many strips, how arranged, how thick/deep? How thick is a garage floor slab?