Construction power help, who can give tips?

Without knowing the exact situation now, I am quite sure that it is a complete waste of money with scaffolding or whatever. You need a house connection from the utility company anyway. This house connection only needs to be brought to your property, and the construction connection is connected there. Later, the utility company will come again, simply extend the cable to the house, and install the box.

This is common practice in other federal states and works perfectly without unnecessary costs.

We have already considered doing it via the house connection. The construction company made us the proposal, basically a good thing, but the appointment is only in 3 weeks. That means construction stop until then and who knows if our shell builder will still be available in 3 weeks and not on another construction site.

I also did not know that it is so complicated. We went there again today

The construction company made us the proposal, basically a good thing, only the appointment is not until 3 weeks from now.

Then someone missed that. Basically, one could have spoken to the municipal utilities right after the building permit and already prepared a construction connection.

So I already called the responsible employee at the municipal utilities before the application, he was really nice and even tried to explain to me how to fill out the application, which I already knew since I happen to be an electrician and have filled out many before. Everything went well, but your case seems to be a bit more complicated when I read something about [Überfahrmatten] etc...
Best regards
Matze

The first thing to do is to hire suppliers. Because they all have lead times. Providing the construction power now is already a failure on the part of the client. Bad luck.

Apart from that, construction sites can also be operated without construction power, e.g. using a generator. What does not work with that is a crane, but for the first steps this is in my opinion dispensable. Earthworks, base slab, first masonry work also work with a generator.

The first thing you do is hire utility providers. Because they all have lead times. Setting up construction power only now is already a failure on the client's part. Bad luck.

Aside from that, construction sites can also be operated without construction power, e.g., using a generator. What doesn’t work with that is the crane, but for the first steps in my opinion that can be done without. Earthworks, foundation slab, first masonry work also work with a generator.

The construction power was applied for immediately after the building permit approval, what's late about that? Should one apply for such things without building permits? With construction water, it worked without any problem.

We are not building in a new development area but in a building gap, maybe that's the reason.

Yes, we are working with a power generator in addition to the construction power that is not connected and that we pay for. So we are paying twice.

The construction power was applied for immediately after the building permit was issued, what's late about that? Should you apply for something like that without a building permit? The construction water also worked without any problems

And what went wrong then?

We are not building in a new development area but in a gap between buildings, maybe that's the reason.

I still don't understand why you can't at least temporarily tap 230V from the neighbor. So once again the message: It doesn't have to be 400V right away, even if the shell builder would of course prefer that. It also works without a crane.

Construction water ... by the way I also considered it important, but for us it was the least important. The shell builder just placed a 1 cbm container and that was it. I only needed construction water for screed/plaster, that can wait.