Developer | Special Request | Cost Assumption

  • Erstellt am 2020-02-06 19:08:31

11ant

2020-02-07 13:59:23
  • #1
If I were your builder, a waiver of corner beads would only be possible with a disclaimer of liability. The convenience of not having to make a mess again in the finished house obviously does not save money as well – where do you live?
 

Zauberwesen

2020-02-07 15:21:06
  • #2

You could have said that right away – that legally settles everything and I'll retreat back to quietly lurking.

P.S.: Furthermore, this confirms my first two posts on this topic.
 

hampshire

2020-02-08 00:33:46
  • #3
I understood it like this:

    [*]The client is on the construction site and is asked by a subcontractor whether he wants something executed "this way or that way."
    [*]The client decides on one option—knowing that it is not recorded in the contract and knowing that the subcontractor will implement it immediately.
    [*]The subcontractor carries out the request.
    [*]The developer invoices the service.
    [*]The client finds the invoice too high and backtracks, saying he should have received an offer and questions whether everything was handled correctly...

If it is as above, my assessment would be:

    [*]The subcontractor’s behavior (thinking along and implementing as requested) is basically exemplary.
    [*]The developer’s behavior to charge for the additional order is of course justified. The price is naturally not cheap but also not unfair.
    [*]If the client now tries to somehow retreat to legal positions to revoke his decision on site, I would find that shabby.
 

HilfeHilfe

2020-02-08 06:33:10
  • #4
I also always find it funny that people think that this is free of charge! You don't even get a bit extra for free at the butcher’s. Extras cost everywhere. Live and let live. Maybe the construction insurance covers part of it. Always ask in such cases. Asking really costs nothing!
 

11ant

2020-02-08 13:16:12
  • #5
The buyer is on the construction site ... (otherwise I see it the same way)
 

wrobel

2020-02-08 16:07:46
  • #6
Hi Avoiding the payment now is of course not acceptable. But €1200 for a maximum of four corner beads and four to five square meters of plaster is also not OK. That comes to €200 per m2 Olli
 

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