super.
we stand as blonde laypeople in a house-building nightmare.
And if we know one thing by now,
it's that our trust in the construction department involved is far below zero.
What we have had to learn over the internet in the last few months,
just to know that the "experts" worked incorrectly or not at all....
for example, someone (architect?) completely forgot to plan the grounding.
The plumber installed 80% of the water pipes without insulation.
The underfloor heating has not yet been installed. What should I know? I only trust the workers as far as I can spit.
I will have all work checked from this week by an independent expert.
But if I can already prevent the next mistakes in the preliminary stage...
In the basement (except storage room) and ground floor we have ceiling heating.
First floor and attic will get underfloor heating.
Originally wanted an air heat pump from Ochsner because they are supposedly super efficient.
But the heating type that is always planned or included in the offer by the prefab company
is only Rotex or Mitsubishi.
The latter is more efficient, so we chose that.
But, with how this whole build is going, it would be a surprise if at least that runs well.
No one is competent. From the architect to the "construction manager" or responsible regional representative of the prefab company