Construction performance insurance / fire insurance for turnkey buildings?

There will still be plenty more that you have to deliver [emoji6]

Phew, I have to admit, I don't know what the difference is. We are having the house built turnkey by a "house building company," the land comes from us.

Then it is a general contractor or main contractor. The builders, with all rights and obligations, are yourselves.

You should take out building insurance, the fire shell construction insurance is (practically always?) included then. Upon completion/move-in, the insurance automatically converts into the building insurance. Until then, it runs as fire shell construction insurance.

Do you have a fixed price including all additional costs? Before concluding the insurance, you should indeed study the construction and performance description thoroughly.

There will still be plenty more for you to deliver [emoji6]

I was indeed expecting plenty of meatloaf sandwiches for the construction team... But now please, once again for complete idiots (like me), in summary: Which insurance(s) besides the builder’s liability insurance is/are recommended in which case?

Builder's liability insurance, construction performance insurance, and fire shell construction are the important

Thank you for the information!

What is still not quite clear to me: Does a building insurance including [Feuer-Rohbau] replace both the construction all-risk insurance and the [Feuerrohbauversicherung] in one?

Regarding insurance, nothing is regulated in writing in the contract. We were only told that we should take out builder's liability insurance. I am a bit confused because I assumed that when I order something "turnkey," I will receive it as delivered, no matter what happens during the production phase.

Builder's liability insurance is also intended to cover any possible compensation claims in the event of an accident on the construction site.