The most important cost factors
- Area size, geometry and accessibility
- Existing condition and necessary preparatory work
- Connection details on doors, edges, bases and drains
- Desired wear layer, slip resistance and design
Correctly classify the cost corridor
A realistic cost corridor in Mainz-Mombach is created from area, detail and subsoil condition - not from general square meter values.
- Base case: intact subsurface with manageable detail zones
- Medium effort: additional edge/connection work and local repairs
- Higher effort: more in-depth renovation of existing buildings with complex detailed connections
- Send 2-5 photos of the area (overall view + details)
- Add brief information about the area, damage pattern and desired appearance
- Specify the desired date for a callback or on-site inspection
Where follow-up costs can be avoided
Anyone who reacts early in Mainz-Mombach often saves follow-up costs on the building structure and connection areas. It is particularly important to check in a timely manner when the first moisture signals appear.
- Have moisture signals checked too late and thereby increase follow-up costs
- Do not specifically describe connection details in the offer
- Combine material systems without subsurface testing
What a good offer should contain
A reliable offer specifically states the services, material system and detailed work. This makes comparisons fair and comprehensible.
- Description of services with a clear structure
- Named preparatory work and boundary conditions
- Timing including release and drying times
Frequently asked questions
Can you call flat-rate fixed prices?
Just roughly. Reliable prices depend on the condition of the property, the level of detail and the desired structure.
Is an on-site inspection in Mainz-Mombach worth it?
Yes, this is the only way to accurately estimate the effort, material composition and time required.
How do I compare offers sensibly?
What is important is clear performance positions, a named system structure and transparent detailed work.