Have you understood your construction service description?

Exactly

I meant Town & Country

Town & Country builds solidly, if I know it correctly.

Yes. The quality partly depends on the franchisee. In our area, [Town & Country] has a good reputation. Whether it’s a shell house or turnkey.

I have your opinion about solid construction. An acquaintance of ours built a catalog house with a large prefab house manufacturer. He needed 9 months after the first acceptance attempt to have all defects fixed enough so that he could move in.

You can have bad luck anywhere. Do your research and don't exclude [Town & Country]. You want to build cheaply. Maybe the franchisee in your area also has a good reputation. is also very satisfied so far.

Why are you being so secretive about the potential house builder now? Just say which one it is, and builders who have built with them (or had them in close consideration) can tell you exactly what to watch out for with them. We don’t need to wait for white smoke here...

Why are you being so secretive about the potential home builder? Just say which one it is, and builders who have built with them (or had them in close consideration) can tell you exactly what to watch out for with them. We don’t have to wait for white smoke here now...

Elk Haus.

Elk House.

The reason why I did not want to be specific is that there are apparently many difficulties when building/buying a house and I am afraid that in the end there will be none left if I take all the warnings to heart.

Actually, I also do not understand, being from a different industry, what is so difficult about building a simple, defect-free house in the 21st century. The employees all have at least three years of training and have a lot of routine and experience. And the physical conditions have long been known. I know, attempts have already been made here to explain it to me, but I still have not understood it.