Wall construction comparison Heinz von Heiden vs. Team Massivhaus

  • Erstellt am 2024-01-30 15:38:31

Annabella

2024-01-30 19:41:01
  • #1

The question was intentionally meant as an open introduction.
 

WilderSueden

2024-01-30 20:52:25
  • #2

Honestly, neither of the two wall constructions makes much sense. If you build with ETICS or clinker, you can also make the actual wall from stable and poorly insulating material (e.g. sand-lime brick) instead of Poroton or aerated concrete. Both wall constructions combine the disadvantages of both worlds.
 

11ant

2024-01-30 21:52:14
  • #3

You are welcome to explain that in more detail: You can read business reports (if I recall correctly, Holzmann was on the brink of bankruptcy according to KPMG bumperlgsund, since then I do not trust "at least 100%" of all auditors' certificates)?
By the way, there are performance bonds. Too big to fail is nonsense, but still an insurable risk.

I don’t quite understand: Have you now (actively) made specifications or (passively) compared construction service descriptions?
 

motorradsilke

2024-01-31 01:22:02
  • #4
Yes, we have and were/are very satisfied. At the time, the decisive factor for us was that we only had 6 months. And they managed it in 5 months. All trades worked perfectly together there.
 

Nida35a

2024-01-31 09:51:08
  • #5
We built with "Mein Haus" from Nauen, they like to build solidly with Liaplan, a stone from Brandenburg. The construction process and quality were very good. If you feel like it, you can come and take a look at our house.
 

Annabella

2024-01-31 10:08:13
  • #6

Thank you. Both Heinz von Heiden and TMH, for example, have a Crefo certificate. Of course, that doesn’t guarantee protection against a default, but it is a plus. In my opinion, a construction performance insurance is anyway a must-have.
 
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