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What to do in case of soil contamination?

Soil contamination can significantly impact property value and pose health risks, making it crucial for prospective homeowners to conduct thorough inspections before purchasing. Understanding the implications of soil contamination and legal responsibilities can save you from unexpected liabilities and ensure a safer investment in your future home.

Soil contamination is always a nuisance. If you're considering buying a home, it's a good idea to have a building inspection performed. Homekeur is happy to assist you with this. A soil report is part of this inspection if the standards are within the acceptable limits.

Is the location suspect? Then we recommend having a more comprehensive soil investigation conducted. A supplementary report will be submitted, possibly accompanied by a remediation plan. This way, you'll always know exactly what to expect before you buy a home.

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