you have been looking for the perfect general contractor for a long time and took your number 2 and a very good house, of course you will also have a very good house. I will come to compare in the summer and decide the winner, (I am bribeable) ;)not just any general contractor, but one who has been on the market for over 20 years and not with glossy catalogs
Of course, we did that too. But why should I live with the residual risk? It’s better if I only pay for what I actually received and can verify. Instead of sugarcoating a not-so-great solution, I would rather address the general contractor about it. He has made a calculation and also received offers for the individual trades which he does not perform himself. So it’s just a push of a button for him to print that out for you in detail.The work is done beforehand by not choosing just any general contractor, but one who has been on the market for over 20 years and who does not shine with glossy catalogs and numerous pattern houses, but lives by word of mouth. For this, you hire a construction supervisor. In our case, a couple (the woman is an architect, the man is a civil engineer). This already reduces the chances that something will go wrong. Of course, not to 0%, but so that I can live with the residual risk.
Yes, so digressive that actually now the curiosity about and contracts has been aroused, because apparently quite different parameters are at play there. I would invite everyone to popcorn if you can take a look at the contracts here to see whether some of them are niche contracts. As for you , there’s actually nothing more to say, unless you a) present your cost breakdown and b) the draft on which everything is based. Sweet or salty?The last pages were rather a bit digressive