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2023-12-11 15:20:12
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Exciting! Interesting!
Not much is fixed yet.
Yes, but he won’t install the bathroom or the front door for you?!
From which position is no craftsman’s wage included? The installation is still listed for the windows, but everything else? Ah, I see the comments further to the right.
Do you want laminate everywhere, also in the entrance area and utility room? Or are the positions with tiles for other rooms missing?
- Water pipes (i.e., sanitary items) are included with the heating? For sure?
- Rainwater connection?
- What is included in the electrical work is also unknown.
- Drywall installer?
- The last item covers your incidental construction costs (permits, insurances, further earthworks, etc.)
And keep in mind: architect-designed houses end up 20% more expensive than planned overall because prices are adjusted over the years of construction time.
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But whatever, I just don’t understand why someone would simply overdimension a run-of-the-mill house so it loses its charm and becomes a house of long distances and then lay floors with artificial laminate.
My only tip is to also include the financial double burden in the calculation, because it certainly won’t be done within one month.
It would be nice if you could report further whether the offers are consistent with your estimate and whether the bank gives its approval.
Not much is fixed yet.
there is a lot of personal contribution involved and I have a construction supervisor (not professionally) in the family who supports me a lot.
Yes, but he won’t install the bathroom or the front door for you?!
From which position is no craftsman’s wage included? The installation is still listed for the windows, but everything else? Ah, I see the comments further to the right.
Do you want laminate everywhere, also in the entrance area and utility room? Or are the positions with tiles for other rooms missing?
- Water pipes (i.e., sanitary items) are included with the heating? For sure?
- Rainwater connection?
- What is included in the electrical work is also unknown.
- Drywall installer?
- The last item covers your incidental construction costs (permits, insurances, further earthworks, etc.)
And keep in mind: architect-designed houses end up 20% more expensive than planned overall because prices are adjusted over the years of construction time.
…
But whatever, I just don’t understand why someone would simply overdimension a run-of-the-mill house so it loses its charm and becomes a house of long distances and then lay floors with artificial laminate.
My only tip is to also include the financial double burden in the calculation, because it certainly won’t be done within one month.
It would be nice if you could report further whether the offers are consistent with your estimate and whether the bank gives its approval.