Appointment with the construction company, what do we need to ask?

I would directly inquire about the additional costs for electrical items such as each additional socket, network outlet, etc. Furthermore, only tiles measuring 30 x 30 are included. Nowadays, 60 x 30 tiles are more commonly included in terms of laying technique. I would want to know the additional costs for that.

Also:

- what is the cost of lockable windows (important with children)
- additional cost for electrical preparation in a later garden house
- additional cost for electrical connection on the terrace for a later awning

Sorry, question 7 was unfortunately not copied along - 7. Change possibilities for sample selection - for example - floor - vinyl / different tile sizes / sockets & network outlets

That already says a lot.
Is there a street or something nearby that could cause a lot of noise? Aerated concrete does not have the best sound insulation. Maybe have it changed then. Costs?
At least have the semi-detached house partition wall built from sand-lime brick. Presumably, this is already being done anyway for sound insulation. At least ask about it.
Eaves - what material? Wood or plastic? Did not find anything about that.
Downpipes do not have flaps for water or anything.
The sanitary equipment is absolutely standard and during the sampling, horrendous prices are usually called for. You could ask during the conversation if, for example, you could procure a washbasin yourself and have it installed free of charge.
There is no kitchen included - by when does the company want the kitchen plan?
Electrically, there is a lot included, but I would ask about the additional costs. Is the connection room=utility room?
The staircase is absolutely standard. I would also have asked about additional costs beforehand. That quickly goes into the five-figure range.
RC 1 N is a pretty low resistance class. I would have asked about additional costs here as well. The terrace doors are also available with a low threshold for easier access in and out. Also ask about additional costs here once.
Request a payment plan so you don’t pay too much upfront.

Is there a street or something nearby that could cause a lot of noise? Aerated concrete does not have the best sound insulation. Maybe have it changed then. Costs?

No, nothing nearby.

At least have the party wall of the semi-detached house built from sand-lime brick. Presumably, this is already done anyway for sound insulation. I would at least ask about it.

We had spoken with some people from the settlement who have such a semi-detached house and they told us that you cannot hear the neighbors from the other semi-detached house.

Roof overhang – what material? Wood or plastic? Found nothing about that.

We will keep that in mind; what would be better here?

Downpipes have no flaps for water or similar.

Can we have that explained in more detail?

The sanitary equipment is absolutely standard and during the sample selection, usually exorbitant prices are charged. You could ask during the conversation whether, for example, you could procure a washbasin yourself and have it installed free of charge.

Thanks

There is no kitchen included – by when does the company want the kitchen plan? Thanks, good point.

Electrically there is a lot included but I would still ask about the extra costs.

We will do.

Is the utility room = laundry room?

Yes, there is also a storage room.

The staircase is absolutely standard. I would also have asked about additional costs beforehand. That can quickly go into five figures.

RC 1 N is a pretty low resistance class. I would have also asked about extra costs here. The patio doors are also available with a low threshold to make it easier to get in and out. Also ask about extra costs here once.

Ask for the payment plan so as not to pay too much in advance. The payment plan is attached.

Call me paranoid, but the payment plan would already be a dealbreaker for me.

Call me paranoid, but the payment plan would already be a deal breaker for me.

Why?

We had spoken with some people from the settlement who have a semi-detached house like that, and they told us you can't hear the neighbors in the other semi-detached house.

Noise is quite a personal perception.

Roof overhang - what material? Wood or plastic? Found nothing about that.

Let's take it with us, what would be better here?

Well, both have pros and cons. Wood needs to be painted, but it is a natural building material. Plastic probably lasts forever. Most people I know choose plastic.

Downpipes have no flaps for water or anything.

Can we have this explained in more detail?

Google:downpipe flap

Is the connection room = utility room?

Yes, there is also a storage room

That is not included in the construction scope. What is the equipment there? Or is it listed under pantry?