Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

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Do you already have the electrician's offer? Self-assembly... are you a professional? If not... oh dear...
Could be the oldest trick in the world, you let the layman do it and then say "Oh God! This doesn't work, I have to redo everything according to DIN VDE. Invoice coming..."

Yes, we know the electrical company personally and everything has been agreed upon that way. The procurement is also handled through this electrician. My task will rather relate to handing over, etc. So no worries. A professional is involved.

Grmpf... I let my plumbing order sit in the cart for a few days because I wanted to wait for feedback on whether I had put everything together correctly and appropriately. Now our sink (Villeroy & Boch Artis) has gone up from €299 to €359. And our bathtub from €359 to €409. What a bummer. Now I'm considering ordering the sink without "CeramicPlus." That is still at €309. Of course, that doesn't make a huge difference. Does anyone have experience whether this CeramicPlus process really brings any benefits? Or is it just pure marketing fluff?

I think that the coating is worthwhile for a toilet (there is always water in it) and for the other components it is a luxury (water drains away after use). The coating is beneficial, but deposits remain limited with temporary use :).

Have ceramic plus on the toilet and yes it helps BUT even in the store the sales representative admits it only lasts 1-2 years so you can also do without it

Statement from my plumber: "Okay for one year, then gone. You have to decide!"

And at some point, they started laying aluminum cables all the way to the house connections. They can no longer carry the future loads.

I just spoke on site with the utility provider: Yes, there is now an aluminum cable 4x50 mm² on the property. Protected 100A per phase. Where is a problem supposed to arise now for a single-family house?