Illexchubby
2017-06-19 20:59:36
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For me, it is somehow important to know before buying the plot whether the house I imagine fits well on it. Because I have my ideas and wishes that should be implemented. The plot is as it is. But maybe it’s also a matter of perspective. Otherwise, I do understand your argument with the architect, but I believe that the risk of a possible “free planning” should be borne by the construction company. After all, we are talking about pretty large sums here. But reality has shown that this is not the case. Maybe it really is that their order books are so full that they don’t currently need to.
Your recommendation sounds good. That actually was once our consideration as well, if the further discussions go that way. Can you maybe name some general contractors from your area? Just so I can browse their homepage and see how such companies are structured, then I’ll know better what to look for.
The way you described it with the company Talbauhaus is actually how we imagine it. What kind of provider are you exactly looking for? If I understood correctly, there are also small construction companies that build complete houses, meaning everything from planning to interior design included, right?
Your recommendation sounds good. That actually was once our consideration as well, if the further discussions go that way. Can you maybe name some general contractors from your area? Just so I can browse their homepage and see how such companies are structured, then I’ll know better what to look for.
The way you described it with the company Talbauhaus is actually how we imagine it. What kind of provider are you exactly looking for? If I understood correctly, there are also small construction companies that build complete houses, meaning everything from planning to interior design included, right?