ᐅ Mess left by contractors on the construction site

Created on: 10 Mar 2008 20:12
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wabe
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wabe
10 Mar 2008 20:12
Talk to the manager, especially to point out that neighbors have already complained and that this could negatively affect the contractor's reputation. Whether this will help remains to be seen.
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Jasmin
10 Mar 2008 21:24
Hello,

thank you for your reply. I already called the site manager, but he just snapped at me.

I’m not usually sensitive, but the construction site looks like a dump. I have now set a deadline and informed him in writing... I hope this is the right approach. What would you advise me to do if nothing happens again?

Thanks in advance
Jasmin
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wabe
11 Mar 2008 20:00
Legally, there are few options, but perhaps—after consulting with you—the neighbors might complain. Also, a photo in the newspaper showing the company sign could quickly help resolve the issue. However, there is a risk that the contractor might then suspect you as the source and become upset.
Regards
wabe
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Mirakulix
7 Jun 2008 15:18
Have you agreed on waste disposal?

I completely understand your frustration – nothing is worse than a chaotic construction site. However, this question is difficult to answer in general terms. What have you contractually agreed with the construction company? If waste disposal is included in the contract, I would inform the company in writing about the problem and set a deadline for waste removal. That should help. If nothing is specified in the contract, you will have to handle it yourselves.
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Dassins
8 Jun 2008 22:02
During our house construction, we had three large containers on site, and great attention was paid to cleanliness and tidiness. Reading your post, it seems we really hired a very exemplary construction company.
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Bauarbeiter
14 Jul 2008 14:27
Regarding the statement that his men are not responsible for this... EVERY craftsman who makes a mess must also clean it up. These are the large construction companies that think they can allow themselves such behavior. From my own experience, I can tell you that regular tradespeople like electricians, roofers, or plumbers, for example, sweep up the dust after drilling inside the house and then wipe it down with a damp cloth. They even pick up their cigarette butts on the construction site to keep the place tidy.