well, you are up against professionals. They know that the customer initially "threatens" with a lawyer. They probably don't care about that at all. And a contractor also has a good lawyer and the financial means. The customer is eventually done... financially and emotionally... especially these tight finances. You are forced to make sure everything fitsIt is supposed to raise awareness. Look at the construction site Check Verify Do not approve anything you do not understand The fact that a legal dispute drags on for years I also found shocking
One must not forget that since everyone (generally speaking) complains about the general contractor and the trades, almost everything is counter-signed by the builder themselves and also has to be checked by them. Turnkey delivery does not protect against stupidity. :cool:I also took a look at it. Yes, these are indeed sad and unfortunately also extreme cases. But you have to put it into perspective, something as complex as house construction, with craftsmanship, never runs completely flawlessly. Some things are simply stupidity. A house built too low, well, there is already a site plan in the planning stage, which is also part of the building application documents, so I check how it will be in reality before I sign off. And guys, let's not forget, for most people it goes fairly or tolerably smoothly. You can't expect more during a boom.
Undisputed Now honestly, how many builders take care and inform themselves? The few here? The Spiegel article with the thesis about the kitchen gets more attention than the house. There is some truth to thatwell, you’re up against professionals. They know that the customer first "threatens" with a lawyer. They probably don’t care at all. And a builder also has a good lawyer and the financial means. Eventually the customer is finished... financially and mentally... especially with these tight finances. You’re forced to make sure everything fits
normal people invest more money in which phone has the nicest biggest display and read 8 hours of Amazon reviews, when building everything is simply generalizedUndisputed Now honestly, how many builders take care and inform themselves? Those few here? More attention is paid to the Spiegel article with the thesis about the kitchen than to the house. There's something to it