Hello,
We recently purchased a detached house and are currently renovating the attached kitchen. When removing the plaster, the lower masonry started to crumble. It can be removed quite easily with a hammer, so I suspect that the former exterior wall might be unstable.
Should I have a bricklayer or mason take a look at it?
Best regards, Jens
We recently purchased a detached house and are currently renovating the attached kitchen. When removing the plaster, the lower masonry started to crumble. It can be removed quite easily with a hammer, so I suspect that the former exterior wall might be unstable.
Should I have a bricklayer or mason take a look at it?
Best regards, Jens
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Neubau202216 Aug 2022 17:32Jens Kaufmann schrieb:
I will send a photo to my building expert and ask him; if necessary, he will want to take a look anyway.
Thanks for the help so far! Keep us updated :-) What if the house is from 193x, for example, can you renegotiate then? 8-)
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Jens Kaufmann16 Aug 2022 17:36Neubau2022 schrieb:
Keep us updated 🙂 What happens if the house dates from the 1930s, for example? Can you renegotiate in that case? 😎According to the sales contract, it is sold as seen.
However, I will also ask the building inspector about that.
Neubau2022 schrieb:
What if the house is from the 1930s, for example, can you renegotiate then? 😎Only in cases of fraudulent misrepresentation; otherwise, it’s bought as seen.