Mottenhausen
2019-02-06 10:36:03
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But you can be sure that in any case we have planned a larger financial buffer and certainly won't blindly run into a wall.
That sounds good; when I compare our status (execution/work planning completed just before construction start) with yours (first offers obtained), we are currently at around 120%. That means you have to add about 20% to the general contractor's house price at the current stage, and you will have a feeling of where you will end up in the end. (Without furnishings and so on)
There are just so many things: electric roller shutter on the emergency exit: great, but then there has to be a manual crank eyelet in case of a power outage. That doesn’t come free. And it goes on like that continuously, from one sh*t to the next. Surveyors and the like are also great invoices that always turn out to be higher than budgeted, and basically the gross-net trick: so 19% VAT is added everywhere where you didn't expect it.