Soil sample evaluation

Hi,

I agree and say: OP, build your house somewhere else.....

That's exactly what I wanted to express with my translation of the expert report...

You should only build there if you and especially your wallet have a high capacity to withstand strain.

Best regards,

Andreas

Thank you for your honest opinions. I will still decide to make the purchase. But at least now I roughly know what to expect, thanks for that. If you have any further tips for exploring such an area, bring them on!

A good pump and a proper capital buffer.

And rather one level more in the house. In such a location, 15cm more can certainly have a decisive effect.

And you should take care of the planting sometime after the house construction. Not everything in the garden will survive. Maybe create a swamp biotope, a terrace on stilts or something...

Thank you for your honest opinions. I will still decide to make the purchase. But at least now I have an idea of what to expect, thank you for that.

You don't know anything yet; as long as a geotechnical analysis for your plot and the actual position of the house has not been done.

This should be done as soon as possible.

that high costs will arise due to non-binding soils / soil replacement > 1 m depth, I would like to hear your opinion on the soil samples.

Have you ever consulted with a home builder regarding the soil report to get an idea of what the additional costs might be?