Marten in the sloping roof of the new building? Construction defect?

Hello,
in this respect, "Klaus" did not write anything at all. I do not think it is fair to attack him like that.

I would not agree with that.

For me, the term "money shark" as used and in connection with the other statements by the user "Klaus" is definitely an insult to a bank employee and has little to do with mutual respect.

Regards,

Dirk

"Money shark" in the form used and in connection with the further statements of the user "Klaus" is indeed an insult for a bank employee

Isn't that the job title "bank clerk"? You want to "sell" something to your customers after all, right? Well, whether it is an insult depends on the perspective of the viewer... there are worse things... if this no longer concerns the original topic here, then I tend more towards the thread "Cyberbullying in the forum"... that is my opinion.

In this context, the use of the word "Geldhai" by the OP already comes across as offensive. After that, one should actually no longer expect any factual response or hints...

Idea: Compilation of a list with acceptable designations for bank managers:
ATM - borderline
Money tap - okay
Money shark - not okay
Greedy person - not okay
Count von Count - okay
Wolf of Wallstreet - borderline
...

The topic is closed. Klaus is no longer among the forum users. The admin has decided.

O.k. so then back to the marten problem:

We live at the edge of a forest and have done so for more than 20 years. Martens are not only protected but also hard to catch.
If you release them, they often come back.

Apart from that, it could also have been a hazel dormouse or a garden dormouse.

Since the type of animal was not clearly identified, it is difficult to suggest a course of action.

Basically, you should first talk to the forester.
Before that, however, you should already check where the new resident has entered.
The insulation used nowadays can easily be gnawed through by such an animal. Besides, these animals can scurry up house walls. Then you have to be consistent and install a cladding. Still, entry is not ruled out. The animals can literally thin themselves out.

Therefore, you have to spend money.
Accusing a construction defect right away is the wrong approach!

It is like with a woodpecker in the house wall: annoying and frustrating but it is nature and not a construction defect!