Material to fill a 2-meter deep space under the new terrace

2021-03-07 21:38:19

I don't understand the purpose of the action at all. The room is more than stable enough for a terrace, so you don't have to fill it up. On the contrary, you have level, stable ground. Gravel and terrace covering on top and done, it doesn't get better than that. Is that a basement room? You can use it.

2021-03-08 07:29:33

Good morning,

thank you very much for the many competent answers.
The hole will be filled by a construction company. They hurt themselves less with it than I do :-)

2021-03-08 07:33:16

@ : There is a 5,000-liter steel oil tank in the room that needs to be removed. For this, the ceiling must be opened. Since the room is very wet and I do not need it, it will be filled in.

2021-03-11 12:03:01

Hello guys, I need some expert advice. I have a flat-rate offer to fill and compact the pit with 25t of recycled concrete for 2000€+VAT (within one day) - including excavator arrival and departure. If I fill it myself (calculated 3 days) I come to 1200€ with material, rented Bobcat and tamper. Would you simply have it filled for 2000€+VAT or rather do it yourself over three days saving about 1000€. Thanks to you :-)

2021-03-11 12:09:40

if the 3 days don’t bother you, you feel over 20 and you feel like working hard, do it yourself.
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2021-03-11 12:30:50

Hello guys,
I need some expert advice.
I have a flat-rate offer to fill and compact the pit with 25t of concrete recycling for €2000 + VAT (within one day) - including excavator transportation.
If I fill it myself (calculated 3 days) I come to around €1200 with material, Bobcat rental, and tamping ram.

Would you have it filled easily for €2000 + VAT or rather do it yourself over three days with about €1000 savings.

Thanks to you:)

I would do it myself.

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