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I thought I would finally update you as we have just had some results in regards to our issue.
To cut a long story short, basically we questioned the dates written on the report compared to when PD had said the report was completed as they were conflicting dates.... also the title of our report said the report was completed in the general area of our block... so they never even sighted our block
We final received the 2nd report today, saying that after sighting our block the report has gone from a P class site to a M class report, however PD also wrote the following in my email..... this extra Soil and Survey test was ordered as a matter of courtesy as our Contractors had some dates noted up incorrectly, and they also did not take soil off your direct site. As per our normal procedures, we will not re-estimate your site costs until we receive the final Soil and Survey when your site is ready
So we still don’t know how much our site costs will be until our land is titled.... so as it stands when we sign our contract on Friday our site costs that will be quoted are still for the P class site not the M class site
In my land contract, the developer will compact my lot (and others around) with filling up to 1200mm. I guess the cost of the filling is paid by developer.
But... does filling mean there will be more rocks and piers will be required?? PD gave me site cost quote for about $7000 or Will they ask me to pay more when they start building?
any insights, comments please....
In my land contract, the developer will compact my lot (and others around) with filling up to 1200mm. I guess the cost of the filling is paid by developer.
But... does filling mean there will be more rocks and piers will be required?? PD gave me site cost quote for about $7000 or Will they ask me to pay more when they start building?
But... does filling mean there will be more rocks and piers will be required?? PD gave me site cost quote for about $7000 or Will they ask me to pay more when they start building?
Is the $7000 a quote, or a contract figure....? Initial quotes mean nothing, they're just guesstimates.
You should have a firm site cost figure by the time you sign your contract - but there can still be provision for extra costs such as rock removal, which won't be known till work begins. You may be able to fix your site costs....worth asking if you're concerned.
Is the $7000 a quote, or a contract figure....? Initial quotes mean nothing, they're just guesstimates.
You should have a firm site cost figure by the time you sign your contract - but there can still be provision for extra costs such as rock removal, which won't be known till work begins. You may be able to fix your site costs....worth asking if you're concerned.
You should have a firm site cost figure by the time you sign your contract - but there can still be provision for extra costs such as rock removal, which won't be known till work begins. You may be able to fix your site costs....worth asking if you're concerned.
The sales consultant told me it is a fixed site cost But... who knows till they begin slab construction.
My lot need compaction with filling up to 1200mm. Does anyone know about the filling and compaction? Should I be worried?
Thanks all
Once your land is titled and they redo your soil test go out there and visually confirm that holes have in fact been dug in the ground. I have a soil test report signed by a rep from the soil test company stating that the method of testing was by soil core yet funnily enough no holes ever appeared on my block. You can bet I wasnt going to let that one get by. My advice is question, question and question some more. I know that 10K isnt that much compared to what others are paying but after my continued questioning our final site costs (not including temporary fencing and crossover protection) came to around $1200.
Did you get the money credited back to you?
In my quote there is OHS but I don't see temporary fencing and crossover protection. Should it be included in site cost quote?
Thanks
if the allowance in the basic price is for m class slab how come I had to pay an extra $10311.00 for a M class modified slab.
At the time of signing the contracts my site was not ready ,therefore they gave me the choice go with fixed cost or wait for the soil report and anything other than a M class i cop the increase.We went with fixed site cost .
A M class modified should have cost me an extra $5000 the most not $10311.
Site classification -"P class site due to fill
House size -29.47 Sq or 273.81 sqm
Location -Sandarra
Wall construction -Brick Veneer & tiled roof 2590 wall height
Cut & fill -Cut & fill required
footing details -M class modified
Retaining wall -none
Drainage requirements -Agri drain required along base of cut
Special requirement -Termite barrier
Reinforcement -Slab fabric Sl 82,Internal rib N12btm,External Rib 3L12,edge beams
cost $10311 plus $2162 temp fencing ,crushed rock council cost etc
any comments ,I am trying to get my builder to refund something
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