Hardly any construction blogs on the Internet

Something really went wrong for us at the beginning of April, which I would also like to make public. However, the established framework conditions here ultimately prevent me from doing so.

The "established framework conditions" serve you, like every potential builder, as security that we – within the scope of our possibilities and duties – try to exclude abuse of negative reporting as much as possible. What is so bad about that? I recently stood before a regional court in a similar matter. If this should happen again (which I do not hope), I at least want to be reasonably sure that I did not fall for any fake. Rhineland regards

Who "builds" themselves rarely has time for it - I only know one really interesting blog that is updated repeatedly and has done a lot itself.

Usually you only see that Company A did something there and Company B continues now - what is really interesting is something else.

At the beginning I took so many photos where I myself couldn't do much, but with increasing EL that became less...

A construction blog takes a lot of work if it is done well, but I also cannot share the opinion that only the "1%" where it didn't work are of interest to everyone. I have also read a lot of construction blogs and have taken many suggestions and tips from them. I have considered writing one myself, but you can always see that when it gets to the critical phase there is simply no time left to maintain it.

I can also confirm that a construction blog takes a lot of work, but I decided to do it because I myself have benefited a lot from other construction blogs and would like to pass something on to future builders in this way.

I have always been interested in both sides, the positive as well as the negative. What I find very, very unfortunate is that most construction blogs unfortunately go dormant shortly before moving in (due to lack of time, I know that from us as well), but unfortunately are not revived again and so one never finds out what the final conclusion is.

Even today, 9 months after moving in, I still like to read other construction blogs and keep finding helpful tips that I often try to implement with us. At the moment, I am of course particularly interested in topics such as garden design, carport construction, etc., but unfortunately many construction blogs do not go this far....

What is so bad about it?

There is fundamentally nothing bad about it and I can understand it from the operator's perspective. In my case, however, it still prevents me from making it public. That was not a criticism, but an explanation.

Maybe I'll send you a message from home later, since you come from the same industry + region, you may have encountered something like this before. :)

Best regards

The tone makes the music

I don't understand, regardless of the tone the same entry hurdle is required here, the affidavit. As I said, this is completely legitimate and not criticized by me, but it is a hurdle.

One of the most relevant person(s) on the construction site

... is the site manager!

I have no time for a blog, don’t want to publish too much data (more than already published anyway), and somehow the rule applies: you don’t talk about ongoing procedures ;-). And when it’s finished, to add everything afterward? No ....

PS. Even today I can say that I will not recommend our construction partner further. Too many little things that annoy.