Are energy consultant costs realistic?

I have an offer of €6,780. I get 50% back. The BU adds €2,000.

€2,000 is added by the BU.

And then he splits fifty-fifty with the energy consultant? ;)

Is favorable for francs. Demand regulates the price

Building also in Franconia. Energy consultant 3000 € ... Online ID for KfW loan, construction supervision, blower door test and finally the final calculation of the house. For my sister, it immediately cost 7000 €, because "KfW pays half anyway" (at that time max 3500 €)

In the south of Baden-Württemberg currently flat fee 2,250€ net. Half of this amount will then be refunded.

Scope of services
a) Development and planning implementation of an overall energy concept for the building thermal insulation and the energy system technology as well as carrying out the efficiency house calculation. Consulting on implementation options.
b) Planning to minimize thermal bridges (thermal bridge concept) and building airtightness (airtightness concept).
c) Checking the necessity of ventilation measures (e.g., applying DIN 1946-6) and informing the client about the result. The client is responsible for initiating the implementation of ventilation measures.
d) Confirming the planned energy level on the KfW form "Confirmation for the application."
e) Participating in tendering or obtaining offers and checking the offers for compliance with the scope and quality of the planned energy measures.
f) Before execution of plastering or applying later claddings, carrying out at least one site inspection to visually check energy-relevant components, especially those later not accessible (such as thermal insulation component structure) as well as implementation of the thermal bridge concept, airtightness concept, and system parts.
g) Checking the execution of an airtightness measurement.
h) Checking the installed materials, products, and components on the building envelope and the energy system technology for compliance with the energy measures planned according to the efficiency house calculation (site inspection).
i) Handing over the energy-relevant building parameters to the heating engineer for dimensioning the heating system (and, if applicable, the thermal solar system), checking the proof of hydraulic balancing and commissioning of the system (if applicable, heating and ventilation system), checking the handover of the energy system technology (site inspection).
j) Documenting the energy specialist planning and the supervision of the construction measure.
k) Confirming the implementation of the subsidized project on the KfW form "Confirmation after completion."
l) The energy certificate according to Section 5 Energy Saving Ordinance for the completed building

Good day everyone,

before I start a new thread, I thought this one would be the right place.
I have received an offer from an energy consultant for the new construction of a single-family house for the KfW 55 EE standard.
The offer is just under €14,000, minus a €5,000 subsidy = €9,000. Included here is the thermal insulation for €1,200, which I would otherwise have to do through the structural engineer. Therefore, I basically see the offer at €7,800.
When I read your numbers here, that seems quite high to me. Or is it perhaps due to the service offered? This looks like the following in the summary:

Discussion and consultation, including with the executing specialized companies (4 days) = €2,400
Calculation and balancing (5 days) = €3,000
Creation of thermal insulation certificate (2 days) = €1,200
Confirmation and construction supervision KfW (8 days) = €4,800
Incidentals = €400

A few key data about the planned single-family house:

- 2 full floors with gable roof, without basement
- net living area approx. 170 m²

The reason we want to submit a KfW application is because we want triple-glazed windows, an air-water heat pump, and full thermal insulation anyway. Additionally, a photovoltaic system. For the KfW 55 EE standard, not much more is then missing. Of course, something like additional insulation material costs, for example.

What do you think about the offer from the energy consultant?

Best regards,
Sinosch31