Construction report single-family house 1200 €/m²

Hello builder, Could you roughly give me quantities, how much concrete and masonry have been used in cubic meters? Your shell price is quite cheap, I want to check something. I know you have other worries right now. Regards

If I were the OP, I would refer to the first post. The plans are attached there and with some effort and a calculator, one could have a result relatively quickly, without relying on the efforts of a stressed builder.

But it's just a suggestion

It is quite an achievement to go bankrupt as a construction contractor in today's times. You have to manage that first...

Well, in a €1200/m² thread you can find a few hints on how to go bankrupt as a construction contractor. Namely by quickly and cheaply making advance payments, only to have your neck broken later by defect rectification (+Corona). It happens faster than you think.

If I were the OP, I would refer to the first post. The plans are posted there and with a bit of effort and a calculator, you could have a result relatively quickly, without having to rely on the troubles of a stressed client. But it's just a suggestion

Exactly what I wanted to write just now

Well, in a 1200€/m² thread you can find a hint or two on how to go bankrupt as a BU. Namely by advancing quickly + cheaply, only to have your neck broken afterwards by defect rectification (+Corona). It goes faster than you think.

Of course, I could have taken the next more expensive shell builders, but the 5-10k difference wouldn’t have changed much at 1200€/m² anyway. So far I have paid 61k for the shell. I am cautiously optimistic that we can offset the defects against the remaining payment and that in the end I saved 5k more. What should also be said here is that my focus here, directly after "sufficient" quality, is on the costs. I have never claimed that I am building turnkey here for 1200€/m². Nor have I ever claimed that this project is risk-free and proceeds without partly considerable own contributions.

Thank you very much for your report. I sometimes see myself in the mirror there. Is the flat roof of the garage pitched at 0%?

There is a slight slope.

I am cautiously optimistic that we can offset the defects against the final payment and that in the end I have saved 5k more.

In an insolvency, all parties involved suffer at least the loss that the administrator makes in profit.

Everyone involved in an insolvency suffers at least the loss equal to the profit the administrator makes

Because someone has to benefit from it...

Yesterday, fresh materials were seen being driven around town again. Maybe he just wrote that because he didn't feel like it anymore. That would of course be best. From when and where can one officially find out if a company is insolvent?