The parquet floor has a dent

Hello, We have purchased an apartment in a new building. The apartment has just been completed. There was already an inspection during which various small defects were identified and documented. 1.5 weeks later, we were in the apartment again and noticed a sinking of the parquet floor in the living kitchen area, diameter approx. 30 cm (see photo). We have already informed the construction manager, he took a look and said that the sinking is still within the tolerance range (< 1 mm depth). We think it is more, but have not measured it yet. In our opinion, this defect should definitely be remedied, as the sinking is clearly visible and can also be felt when walking over it. Does anyone perhaps have experience with this kind of defects? Do we have a realistic chance of having this defect remedied? Should we engage an external expert? Thank you in advance.

We have already informed the site manager about this, he took a look and said that the settlement is still within the tolerance range (< 1 mm depth). We think it is more, but have not measured yet.

Then you should do that first, then we will see further. Rhineland greetings

1. Re-measure. 2. Check which tolerance actually applies. 3. Report here. According to the photo, I would not be satisfied.

It looks like someone started the sander on the floor (or applied too much pressure while sanding at that spot). It definitely looks shabby.

Hello,
Thank you very much for the quick feedback!
I will measure it over the weekend and then report back.

Small dents can also be removed by placing a wet kitchen towel on them and then ironing over it with heat. In case something falls down later, etc.