summoner
2025-01-21 08:34:51
- #1
Short update:
1. In the next few days, an employee of the "Kellerfirma" will come, look at the new spots, and seal them. We (i.e., the site manager/employees and we as clients) will completely remove the welding membrane (only partially stuck on) and check every exterior wall for any damp "spots." Fortunately, it will rain soon here, or the screed will only be laid in a few months, so until then we can see if water still enters anywhere.
2. After consulting with the site manager, he informed me that he has already contacted the civil engineer: the "Kellerfirma" apparently (sorry, now it gets unprofessional) did not pay attention to something during the concrete pouring, so it was probably difficult to compact the concrete/the concrete was too dry (here I cannot reproduce the exact wording).
3. The expert informed me that he can basically only check whether the "problems" were properly resolved through compaction.
1. In the next few days, an employee of the "Kellerfirma" will come, look at the new spots, and seal them. We (i.e., the site manager/employees and we as clients) will completely remove the welding membrane (only partially stuck on) and check every exterior wall for any damp "spots." Fortunately, it will rain soon here, or the screed will only be laid in a few months, so until then we can see if water still enters anywhere.
2. After consulting with the site manager, he informed me that he has already contacted the civil engineer: the "Kellerfirma" apparently (sorry, now it gets unprofessional) did not pay attention to something during the concrete pouring, so it was probably difficult to compact the concrete/the concrete was too dry (here I cannot reproduce the exact wording).
3. The expert informed me that he can basically only check whether the "problems" were properly resolved through compaction.