Soil Removal
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Just wondering if anyone has any leads of what can be done about the excess soil removal, as i had not expected this variation in soil removal and not in a favour of paying $9k just to remove and dump the soil.
Thanks
My builder has quoted me $9000 for the soil removal after the footings report came out. Originally it was quoted at $2500. Similarily the footings went up from $30k to $42k.
Just wondering if anyone has any leads of what can be done about the excess soil removal, as i had not expected this variation in soil removal and not in a favour of paying $9k just to remove and dump the soil.
Thanks
Just wondering if anyone has any leads of what can be done about the excess soil removal, as i had not expected this variation in soil removal and not in a favour of paying $9k just to remove and dump the soil.
Thanks
with our footings our builder gave us the pa for the estimated number of footings. And then said extra footings will cost x amount more. They needed two more which they offered to do a walk through of if we wanted. Maybe ask for a break down of the extra cost.
But still I would not expect them to go that much wrong when i gave them a soil report before hand from the other half of the land which i got from the neighbours (its subdivided).
I guess it’s just the way of them catching customers first with offering something cheap and then increasing the price once they are bound in a contract.
Thank you everyone for your prompt responses. My fault in writing it incorrectly. So initially in the quote, builder did put $2500 as an allowance for soil removal (subject to engineer’s report). So i am guessing yes, it was in builders’ rights to up the price.
But still I would not expect them to go that much wrong when i gave them a soil report before hand from the other half of the land which i got from the neighbours (its subdivided).
I guess it’s just the way of them catching customers first with offering something cheap and then increasing the price once they are bound in a contract.
But still I would not expect them to go that much wrong when i gave them a soil report before hand from the other half of the land which i got from the neighbours (its subdivided).
I guess it’s just the way of them catching customers first with offering something cheap and then increasing the price once they are bound in a contract.
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