Delays with the general contractor, no deadline set according to § 650 Building Code

Well, it requires a sample selection, a workshop planning, then a scheduling appointment, a construction manager, a construction meeting of the client, construction manager, basement builder, earthworks contractor. Earthworks must also be done on the construction side.

The basement builder has a lead time of about 8 weeks. That should actually work out.

Then start quickly. If you are responsible for the basement, then it’s your move, right?

Basement is included in the factory planning, so everything should be included...

Take a look at Südwestkel***. Self-assignment of the cellar is standard.

Well, it requires a sample selection, a factory planning, then a set-up appointment, a construction manager, a construction meeting of the client, construction manager, basement builder, earthworks contractor. Earthworks also have to be done by the builder.

Then it is not the general contractor's fault, but your own.

Then it’s not the GC’s fault, but yours.

Why? Selection first, then factory planning, then the rest. That belongs to the GC. After the preliminary planning and signing it, the GC needs about 5 months for the house. During that time, the pit is dug and the basement is built...

Well, it requires a sample selection, a factory planning, then a setting date, a construction manager, a construction meeting of the client, construction manager, basement builder, earthworks contractor. Earthworks also have to be done by the client side.

But you do know what "bauseits" means?
Bauseits means: Dthis service is not included in the offer but must be provided by someone else, without specifying exactly who this "someone else" is. That means that by adding "bauseits" in a contract, additional costs arise for the client.