Bauherrin0304
2019-06-04 19:11:10
- #1
Hello,
we are currently in the middle of the shell construction and are at our wit's end with our construction manager.
According to the construction service description, we are responsible for providing construction electricity and water. Now, KG empty conduits were installed in the floor slab, and the municipal utility company said that has not been allowed since 2017. We either need a single-utility installation or must have an EWE shaft installed.
Our construction manager pushed that responsibility onto us. He said we should have inquired about it. But you would think that what is written in the construction service description also complies with current regulations, right?
He then suggested doing a core drilling and installing a single-utility entry. The drilling was done slightly angled through the floor slab to not undermine it. Today, a lady from the municipal utility company was on site again and said that doesn't work. The drilling is too small. The single-utility entry doesn't fit. We are supposed to close the hole and have an EWE shaft installed by their company.
Now our construction manager is not reachable. His phone is off. And now?
He also failed to establish contact with the electrician who was supposed to help us with the construction electricity application. This is also getting delayed further and further. At the moment, they are working with emergency power.
The ceiling slab is delayed by 4 weeks due to supply bottlenecks. Everything is getting pushed back. We are fed up. What can we do? My husband is about to cancel the contract and manage everything himself. The construction manager is worthless.
we are currently in the middle of the shell construction and are at our wit's end with our construction manager.
According to the construction service description, we are responsible for providing construction electricity and water. Now, KG empty conduits were installed in the floor slab, and the municipal utility company said that has not been allowed since 2017. We either need a single-utility installation or must have an EWE shaft installed.
Our construction manager pushed that responsibility onto us. He said we should have inquired about it. But you would think that what is written in the construction service description also complies with current regulations, right?
He then suggested doing a core drilling and installing a single-utility entry. The drilling was done slightly angled through the floor slab to not undermine it. Today, a lady from the municipal utility company was on site again and said that doesn't work. The drilling is too small. The single-utility entry doesn't fit. We are supposed to close the hole and have an EWE shaft installed by their company.
Now our construction manager is not reachable. His phone is off. And now?
He also failed to establish contact with the electrician who was supposed to help us with the construction electricity application. This is also getting delayed further and further. At the moment, they are working with emergency power.
The ceiling slab is delayed by 4 weeks due to supply bottlenecks. Everything is getting pushed back. We are fed up. What can we do? My husband is about to cancel the contract and manage everything himself. The construction manager is worthless.