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At temperatures of 0 degrees Celsius (32°F) and below, white precipitation occurs. This forms a white mass that, at temperatures above zero degrees Celsius (32°F), turns into an unsightly slush, which eventually melts into water.

haydee schrieb:
You let it crush?
Crushing was unaffordable for us 2 years ago.
We had 750 cubic meters of uncrushed material disposed of.

Actually, yes.
Until last week when the demolition company told me, it wasn’t really up for discussion. The price is within the range we’ve heard from friends and acquaintances. It’s possible that landfills in the Rhine-Main area don’t accept it any other way.

I only know that disposal itself is cheaper in Hesse. About 50% less according to the demolition company, which would make the whole process less expensive. We live on the Bavarian side after all.

The quotes with a crusher were more than twice as expensive without disposal fees.

Maybe you have a long distance to the landfill, so it makes sense cost-wise.

haydee schrieb:
I only know that disposal itself is cheaper in Hesse. About 50% less according to the demolition company, so the whole process would have been cheaper. We’re living on the Bavarian side after all.

The quotes including crushers were more than twice as expensive without disposal fees.

Maybe you have a long distance to the landfill, so it pays off that way.

That’s definitely possible, as I said, I don’t know for sure. We contacted a total of four companies. This was the best combination for shell construction and demolition. The others, regarding demolition, were at best only slightly cheaper.

quisel schrieb:
Quite possible, as I said, I don’t know. We contacted a total of four companies. This was the best combination for shell construction / demolition. The others were at most only slightly cheaper when it came to demolition.

We requested both gutting and demolition.
Price differences ranged from 40,000 including disposal up to 120,000 Euro including disposal.

We received great photos of the demolition. The town hall across the street took pictures when something spectacular happened, and the doctor next door documented the demolition and the new build.

What exactly did you demolish there? oO