Location of city villa or single-family house on 500 m2 plot - rectangular

I don't even know if contract crushing (i.e., making gravel from delivered construction rubble) is offered by anyone. Juice from self-delivered apples is currently not available due to corona-related logistics changes.

I think such a thing exists, but it usually isn't worth it. But for me, it's really about excavated earth, nothing needs to be crushed. At most, a few bricks and cables have to be sifted out and then just spread around.

Wow, you really slobbered a lot of Tippex fluid there – were there so many secrets in the picture?

Don't you see that those are clouds on which Christmas angels are sitting? Ah, but they only see the good children >:oP

"Miss, take green, that helps!" my late grandmother would have said. And "Purple is the last resort!"

Yes, it is promised, I will try harder next time. Still, there will be no Milka cows! Not even in two weeks.

But for me, it's really about excavation, nothing needs to be broken.

I meant that because you spoke of concrete.

Oh, I see, yes, the previous owner had concreted so much on his property that now, after the demolition (and removal of concrete), the entire property is lower than the street land and the neighboring properties. On top of that, we have several pits (seepage pits, drinking water and well shaft, pool, and basement). All this makes me hopeful that we can use the excavated soil from the soil replacement for the foundations and ground slab on our own property.

So update with new pictures. As promised, a bit more Christmassy...

Yesterday:


Today:


Quite some hills there. We actually wanted to distribute the excavation ourselves. I'll go ahead and apply for vacation...

By the way, the foundation slab is scheduled for next week. Could that possibly be a problem with the low temperatures (just below zero at night)?

for the foundation slab, they know their temperature limits

christmassy...

No, silly. Rudolf, the blue-nosed gravel dumper.