Country house with muntin windows provider

EcoHaus definitely does that. Although I wouldn't necessarily recommend the company. Otherwise, you can look for a general contractor who, for example, offers sash windows. The wooden door can then be done by an external company. We also excluded interior and exterior doors from the construction service description. They are made of wood but are more modern than country house style :)

Why can't you recommend Eco? I quite like the captain's houses!

Our architect is currently planning the floor plan and with that and the construction service description we are going to companies to obtain comparable offers.

Explain that in more detail, which service phases have you commissioned from the architect?

Hmm, but shouldn't windows and doors necessarily come from the house building company?

With prefabricated wooden houses, yes; with stone houses, I don't see a reason. As you have already noticed (in terms of price), your window preference is a killer criterion that already strongly narrows down the field of interested house building companies.

Why can't you recommend eco? I quite like the captain's houses!

Because my neighbor and someone from the village built with them and both were more than dissatisfied. For one, the construction was artificially delayed and then 20% was added on after the fixed price guarantee. For the other, the construction manager was a disaster.

Ok... here in our neighborhood, a beautiful brick house with sash windows, a bay window, and masonry decorations (so nostalgic....) has just been built in the Hanseatic style. Unfortunately, I don't know the provider; there is no advertisement sign... maybe self-contracting.... But I'll ask when I see craftsmen there again. However, it is in Schleswig-Holstein; I don't know where you want to build.

That would be very kind if you could ask ☀️thank you very much

Explain that in more detail, which service phases have you commissioned from the architect?

For prefabricated wooden houses, yes, but for stone houses I don't see any reason. As you have already noticed (on) price-wise, your window request is a killer criterion that already significantly narrows down the field of interested house building companies.

Why do you think it is different with stone houses? I am concerned that if you award contracts separately, there will be problems during the construction process, for example with the warranty or timing if one suddenly has scheduling issues and the house ends up standing there without windows.

I am worried that if you contract separately, there will be problems during the construction process, for example with warranty issues or timing if one suddenly has scheduling problems and the house stands there without windows.

And I am not only worried, but certain: if you put the horse before the cart (by making the killer criterion whether the house manufacturer has windows in the equipment list according to your so-called specialist taste), then you will filter the field with a very thin result.

Why do you think it is different with stone houses?

Because with prefabricated timber frame panel houses you have the problem that the windows should already be installed before transport and installation of the wall panels, the reputable house manufacturers know this and will insist that the windows be delivered to the factory. That throws the entire logistics into turmoil (if they even agree to it) if you take a window manufacturer they don't have in their program. With stone wall panels you can practically neglect this difficulty, and with site-built masonry houses the windows come into the walls as separate elements anyway.