Repair thermal bridge new construction

Hello everyone,

since quite a few things have already gone wrong with our new building, I would like to ask for advice / information regarding the execution of the insulation / sealing.

After a thermal bridge was detected at an outside corner, insulation boards were attached on the outside to fix this thermal bridge. In my opinion, the work was not done professionally, as the boards including plaster protrude by 3-4 mm and do not align flush with the facade. See attached pictures. By the way, the building is not even half a year old and still under warranty.

My question here: Is such a repair measure on a new building even correct? Shouldn't the facade be opened in order to fix the thermal bridge directly in the wall?

If the repair is indeed correct, I would like to know if there are any tolerances when insulating the exterior with insulation boards. Because it simply looks terrible visually.


Regards

Well, even if it were that accurate, which I personally cannot assess, it would have been proper for both facades to be completely replastered so that these transitions are no longer visible...

... since quite a few things have already gone wrong with our new building, ...

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Completely new now not necessarily, but touched up enough so that it would no longer be visible.

What did they do there? Glue a insulation board underneath? A thermal bridge is not repaired somehow but sealed by continuous insulation. Whether this was achieved here cannot be said like this.

What did they do there? Glue a insulation board underneath? A thermal bridge is not repaired somehow but sealed by continuous insulation. Whether this was achieved here cannot be said like this.

Yes exactly, insulation boards were attached and plastered. Since then the thermal bridge has not been there anymore.

Not necessarily completely new, but plastered so that it would no longer be visible.

I still have an appointment with the client today, let's see what comes of it.