House construction costs, how were they for you?

Besides the obvious mistakes like crooked and slanted walls or the wall being a few centimeters off, there are definitely things you can do wrong. Here are two photos, errors are explained in the spoiler box. Anyone can stack bricks but building a house properly and exactly according to plan is another matter. Luckily there is the forum, so you can see that it can be much worse than with my masons -.-



Bed joints are not correct. Bricks are mortared only in the middle, but it should be fully covered. You shouldn’t be able to stick anything in there, especially not several centimeters.
Insufficient overlap of the bricks.

There was never any talk of 80%.
If you build monolithically, you have the thermal insulation in the bricks. And they are then actually only glued. The requirements are set beforehand. You then get everything delivered ready, bricks and adhesive. Insulation is no longer applied on the outside.
I looked into it for our construction and can hardly imagine what you could do wrong with it.
And this is not only possible with Ytong, but with many bricks.
It also has nothing to do with rip-off. There are simply enough people who do not want or cannot do it for various reasons.

Very short question?
I don't know a single person who buys insulated bricks and builds themselves (poroton)?!
Everyone uses standard bricks and sticks insulation behind them, or mineral insulation in the case of cavity wall construction.
These mono bricks are way too expensive (except maybe aerated concrete)

Trailer is the magic word to protect your car.

But you also need a trailer hitch for that. And yes, the costs for a previously purchased car with trailer hitch, in order to be able to transport something with a trailer, then go on which list? That is then concealed by the gentleman who can post the most tuned list of a budget house here. No, of course he has the car. That then goes on no list. You see, everything has to be considered individually and not generally "everything goes in cheap".