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We take care of all the earthworks around your family home: topsoil stripping, building pit excavation, removal and disposal, frost protection layer and subgrade, sewer, water and drainage work, backfilling of the working space, ground shaping, embankments and topsoiling of the outdoor areas.

At the beginning and at the end. At the beginning with topsoil stripping, excavation, the frost protection layer and the subgrade. After the house is built with the service lines, backfilling of the working space, ground shaping and topsoiling. We agree the dates with you and your building contractor.

No. We take care of all the earthworks, not the turnkey construction of the house. The shell and interior work are done by your building contractor and the respective trades – we coordinate with them.

The actual connection is made by the respective utility provider (e.g. LINZ AG). We carry out all the earthworks and preparatory work so that the connection can go ahead smoothly.

We don’t work with hourly rates but with complete packages. That way, reliability, keeping to schedule and the complete execution by me as your direct contact are already included.

That naturally depends on the size and the effort involved. As an example, for a 50 m² basement including disposal of the excavated material, you can expect a price of between €9,000 and €15,000.

Depending on the size of the pool, the earthworks without disposal cost around €3,000 to €5,000. The costs depend on the size and the effort involved.

For a beautiful lawn, the most important thing is the soil beneath the turf. We recommend at least 20 cm of fine topsoil, ideally mixed with 0/1 sand. We work every garden with a topsoil screening bucket and guarantee fine topsoil – prices start at €20 per tonne. Material and machine costs vary depending on the effort and come to around €3,500 to €5,000.

If you want to make your dream of a turf lawn come true, you should know how important nutrient-rich soil under the turf is. Depending on the effort and the existing soil, the costs come to €3,000 to €6,000.

Depending on the number of machines and the distance, €150 to €350.

My grandfather was called Johann, so he was always the “Hans” without the “u”. It had long been clear that I was destined to be his successor (see our story). My name – Reslhuber – is the perfect match to connect the past with the future. And „der kauns“ is Upper Austrian dialect for “he can do it”.

Reslhauns GmbH stands for a regional, reliable earthworks company that values keeping to schedule.