Provider for soil investigation in the Hanover area

Hello House,

the fundamental question is, what is the soil survey supposed to indicate?

It indicates the layer structure of the soil, and how I have to seal the basement or how I have to found if I am building on a slab.

Please consider that increasingly the landfills want chemical analysis of the soil composition before they dispose.

Please keep in mind that increasingly the landfills want chemical analysis of the soil composition before disposing..

That would be new to me .... Contaminated sites are generally known to the municipalities as the approving authority; a specialized report attached to the building application is standard in such cases and also sufficient for landfills. Rhineland regards

Hello Stefan,

Dear Mrs. Construction Expert,

Don’t make me older than I already am

we are talking here about the analysis, among other things, whether ZO, Z1 or Z2...

Only from Z3 onwards does it get interesting in terms of disposal costs.

But we are missing the point here, it’s about the disposal, not the building permit.

I agree, because the OP initially asked for a recommendation for a geologist; the explanation of the same then lies, in my opinion, with the contractor. Making him nervous about disposal before the investigation doesn’t help him

Rhenish greetings

But it also includes openly discussing all costs, so that it doesn't end up being said again... these hidden costs :=)

But nevertheless, Hessian landfills now always require the chemical report.

Hello Stefan,

It is also part of it to openly talk about all costs, so that it doesn’t happen again... these hidden costs :=)

I assumed that this is your motivation, otherwise I would have reacted very differently.

But it is not enough to write a "warning," you have to explain why you point out possible costs for disposal; moreover, a layperson can’t make any sense of ZO or Z1 at all. Just like you partly did in the following:

But nevertheless, Hessian landfills now always require the chemical report.

Then the OP can better classify your statements

Rhenish greetings

But it is not enough to just write a "warning," you have to explain why you are pointing out possible costs for disposal; moreover, a layperson can not understand anything at all with ZO or Z1. Just as you have partly done in the following:

Rhenish regards

But even laypeople know this if they are, among other things, informed by an advisor, and no customer today is completely "blind"...