MADLARRY
2025-05-14 12:13:24
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That is why I pointed out that one should go along with it if one wants to have certainty about the basement
And that's why I also added that you should take a stone sample if you want certainty about the walls. And if you need even more assurance, you also take frame and glass samples from the windows, etc. I want to say that this doesn't require s... in single-family house construction. A waterproof basement is much more than the composition of the concrete.That's why I pointed out that you should go along with it if you want certainty about the basement
It is optional, we simply did not do it
Specifically regarding Bonum, I am not sure whether their self-image is more that of a construction director or a craftsman mediator. In general, you can only direct such expectations to an architect construction manager or you must explicitly mention them to a construction-accompanying expert in the contract wording. With a contractor "construction manager," you are doubly at the wrong address – the second time simply because these guys have a care ratio like a caseworker at the job center. Naturally, this is a world of difference from "chief physician treatment in a private room."In quality issues like these, I also see the construction manager or Bonum as being responsible. In the end, it should be in everyone's interest that things fit properly both at the end and even after 10 years