Contact ZVER

Direct contact

A conversation is the quickest way to start.

When calling, have the location and an approximate description of the task ready. Use email for photographs and a more detailed description.

1. We review the information provided.
2. We clarify what is missing and whether a site inspection is needed.
3. We define a realistic next step.

An enquiry without unnecessary steps

A ready structure for describing the site.

The email should set out the most important points for the initial assessment. Complete what is known and attach current photographs.

• name and contact telephone number
• location, area, access and slope
• what is present on the site and what result you require
• a reminder to attach current photographs

An honest initial assessment

One photograph helps. It does not decide everything.

The first contact helps us understand the task and the unknowns. The final scope follows the actual data, the inspection and the applicable documents.

• the appropriate workstream and likely operations
• which information is still missing
• whether a site inspection is required
• the realistic next step
• no final price or deadline without sufficient information
• no exact quantities without measurement
• no legal or permit conclusion without the applicable documents
• no result outside the agreed boundaries