Myrna_Loy
2021-06-05 22:47:41
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How can one proceed sensibly to protect oneself against possible damage to the house caused by the neighbor's excavation pit? Our house is located directly on the property boundary and is a 200-year-old rubble stone house. The neighbor now wants to secure his excavation pit with sheet pile walls, which, as is well known, are driven in. We are now concerned that damage may occur due to the extensive foundation work. The soil is partly floodplain, clayey with occasional rock veins. So it is a rather difficult soil situation for the neighbors. Documenting the condition of our house is obvious, but are there any other sensible measures to prevent damage?