Surveying Technician Gelsenkirchen

Hello Dirk,


It must be noted that the costs for a surveyor have changed and also increased due to the recently added calculation basis "land value,".

If "recently" means at least 12 years ago to you, then yes, although I am sure that this was already included in the previous fee schedule, which came into effect sometime in the early 90s.

Annoying in this respect as well, since I now have to request each construction project individually in advance of the contract work; a simple, flat-rate order - like in all the years before - no longer works. Ergo, additional effort on both sides (surveyor + seller) of the partnership.

Why do it simple when it can be complicated ... :confused:

Rhineland greetings

There are several reasons for this, but I won’t elaborate here as most will find it boring anyway. If you want to standardize your requests, maybe a call to the surveyor will help. ;)
There are definitely ways to simplify this, but it also depends on your specific conditions.

Best regards
Dirk Grafe

Hello Dirk,

If "recently" means at least 12 years ago to you, then yes, although I am sure that it was already included in the previous fee schedule that came into effect sometime in the early 90s.

Until 3 years ago, I negotiated a lump-sum contract with our surveyors; after that, it no longer worked. Since all three have been active in the market for many years, we have been working together for quite some time, and they independently made almost the same statements, I assume—without asking the "boring" details—that it must be correct.

If you want to have your inquiries lumped together, maybe a call to the surveyor will help. ;)

That was the first step. In the end, it brought nothing, since it would only result in a lump-sum offer in partial areas; inquiries still had to be made based on specific examples.

Rhenish greetings