Construction company halts work despite overpayment

Yes, of course, the two things in advance. But then, when "the child has fallen into the well"? Building a house is a risk in itself. So much can go wrong, starting with long-term illness, unemployment, or divorce of the builders, to the insolvency of the construction company. My plan was a single risk. But I was sure I was in the right. Do you mean financial reserves by safety net? They exist, but we were not willing to pay more for this botch.

I'm keeping my fingers crossed that everything works out now! You're not quite through yet. But it will be fine!

This thread should always be linked from now on whenever someone argues in the discussion GU vs architect that the GU has higher security as a pro. Horror... I’m keeping my fingers crossed that the rest now goes reasonably smoothly.

Here is a photo with today's status. Looks pretty good, I think.

The carpenters are hardworking and do a good job. The roof structure is growing and growing. Unfortunately, the next problem is already in sight. BU apparently can't find a roofer? I wonder why that is?! Well, we can really forget about the completion date in March now.

The carpenters are hardworking and do a good job. The roof frame keeps growing and growing. Unfortunately, the next problem is already in sight. Apparently, BU can’t find a roofer? I wonder why?! Well, we can really forget about the completion date in March now.

The carpenters covered the roof for me including downpipes and gutters. That’s their job too. So you can imagine the rest. March was never planned, believe me!