Unreasonable approach of our prefabricated house provider

Well, there is no question of wanting, but basically we don't do anything different. Tomorrow we will probably get in touch with the companies ourselves, inquire about the problem and look for a solution. Our site management is basically non-existent, but we still have to pay for it. @ Milambar: Do you happen to come from the construction industry? Your statement sounds like you were once a site manager...?

laugh no.. but we also want to build.. and we have already informed ourselves in many places. You just have to look at all the entries from people who "thought: oh.. I can also handle that little check". They got into more trouble than just "taking a dip". There is more to it than "just having a look"

Hello,

The cellar provider, who is a subcontractor of our house provider, now refused to construct the cellar before a soil survey was carried out and the non-objection was confirmed.

THAT seems to be the only sensible thing in this house building project...

The terms and conditions resemble a gag contract.

You only realize that now?

Can we demand a new heating system?

First, there is the right to rectification or rescission by your provider.

Can we at least charge our house building company partially for the costs of the soil survey? As I said, it was not contractually a condition but was made a condition by a subcontractor.

No, thank Mother Nature, courts nowadays also assume that builders are reasonable.

What options do we generally have to speed up completion? We are now at the point where we would be ready to sue. We are very grateful for any kind of support and assistance.

None at all.

Only once the guaranteed 15 months have been exceeded can you hold your provider liable - provided the fault lies solely with him and only if your contract provides for damages payment in case of exceeding the construction period.

Rhenish greetings