A soil report is crucial, especially in the context of planning a Heise House. In traditional construction, a house typically requires a ground foundation as a base. This approach results in complete soil sealing, leading to significant material usage and corresponding high costs. Amounts of €50,000 or more are not uncommon for an average small house in this regard.
Heise House stands out as a fully factory-built structure, with the foundation already included. Instead of a large ground foundation, only point foundations are needed to connect the house to the ground, usually at depths of 2 to 3 meters. The outcome is the avoidance of ground sealing, significantly reduced material consumption, and consequently lower costs – often just a third compared to conventional construction methods.
The soil report plays a pivotal role here, allowing for precise planning of the required point foundations. Through a detailed analysis of the soil, the foundation requirements can be accurately determined, providing not only ecological but also highly economical benefits. Heise House not only offers an innovative construction method but also integrates sustainable and cost-effective elements into the building process, allowing homeowners to benefit from substantial savings and environmental advantages.
