Construction companies from Schleswig-Holstein

  • Erstellt am 2019-09-04 20:46:45

Pepsan

2020-01-16 10:00:29
  • #1
Door frame
 

Pepsan

2020-01-16 10:01:30
  • #2
Door frame and handover day
 

Nordlys

2020-01-16 10:46:59
  • #3
You don’t necessarily have to accept that. Go through with BL, complain, set a retention and only pay everything when it’s finished.
Some things, however, e.g. the defects at sockets/light switches, are painting work. Did you buy with the painter? The painter fills walls and removes the switches to do so and also fills in overly large cutouts right away. At door frames, he makes an acrylic joint, which will fail here due to the gap size.
What your pictures show is typical boom-time botch work. Extreme time pressure causes the journeyman to have an “whatever, it has to be finished” mindset. Then the carpenter comes and is supposed to install doors and notices that the door opening is too large. Normally, he would have to report this to his boss and the boss should say: okay, I’ll inform the architect or BL, we won’t do this until the frame is reworked. But he didn’t. He said, you somehow fiddle it in, figure something out, this thing has to be finished, next week I’ve already scheduled you in Neumüster.
 

danixf

2020-01-16 14:40:19
  • #4
When I see these photos and read your attitude about it, I already know why you don't get answers by email. Whether the company's approach is the right way can be left open, but this kind of thing is common during a boom period. These are not really serious defects. With another construction company, you probably wouldn't have survived the construction period with your temperament. The gypsum fiberboard obviously cannot stay like that. Also, the final installation of the windows apparently was not done at your place yet. But the rest is just painting work. The doors also had a gap in our case. We submitted the painter's invoice for that, which was accepted without any issues. Did you buy painting work or do it yourself?
 

Irschen

2020-01-16 20:20:31
  • #5
If you need a good construction lawyer, I can recommend one, we actually have one right now. When you look at the photos, it's nothing more than apprentice work... Hobbyishly cobbled together.
 

mondbau

2020-01-19 12:06:39
  • #6
You can also send it to me via PM. Get a builder's liability insurance for about 300€ beforehand. It can't hurt for 1 year.
 

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