ᐅ How do you search for a suitable home builder or developer?

Well, I am a mason and an electrician myself, and I have more than enough time available (vacation) which has already been arranged.
Maybe I am underestimating it now, but what could really go wrong if I add one more drywall partition?

A drywall partition is not the main issue, but turning 3 rooms into 4? Also all drywall? Definitely consult a structural engineer to see if this is feasible without problems. Depending on where the toilet will be located, make sure to consider the drainage system. You don’t want the waste pipes running straight through the living room.

I only know that this weekend we will be installing conduit pipes into a prepared rough ceiling. There are two of us, and we might need an extra two days.

The thread is starting off slowly; you have to ask the original poster a lot of questions before the purpose and meaning of their question become clear. Asking for a "house" in a house building forum leads nowhere! Yes, it is a house building forum. Still, asking for a developer/building company/general contractor amounts to the same thing.

Developers/general contractors/turnkey contractors/builders are often locally based – the reasons for choosing one or the other usually come down to gut feeling, word of mouth, regional considerations, or specific contract terms.

We have no idea what is important here: does the company need to be affordable, locally based, or offer a specific design?

The statement that the land plot is already available but needs to be included in the financing is also confusing.

Reaching out and comparing options cannot be done by a forum... especially not when you have to extract information from the person yourself. Many important details have not yet been shared – and it is very tiring for a forum to keep asking more questions.

toxicmolotow schrieb:
A drywall partition isn’t the main topic, but turning 3 rooms into 4? Also all drywall? Definitely consult a structural engineer to see if that’s feasible without issues. Depending on where the toilet is going, also consider the drainage – you don’t want it running across the living room.

The drywall partition would run across the living room... and the bathroom would then be directly above the kitchen, utility room, and storage room. Well, it doesn’t matter now, we’re no longer building with that “company.”

toxicmolotow schrieb:
I only know that this weekend we’re installing conduit in a prepared ceiling slab and there are two of us; we might need two extra days.

How many meters (feet) of conduit do you have to install, and from where to where? From my experience, it goes quite quickly. Lay it down, connect it, and that’s it.

ypg schrieb:
BUs/GUs/GÜs/BT are indeed often regionally represented – reasons for choosing one or another are usually based on a good gut feeling, word of mouth, regional decisions, or specific contractual terms.

There are certainly enough companies that operate nationwide, which is why I asked here about which "firms" people have had good or bad experiences with.

@ypg
Reading this: Moved in January 2014 and still not finished
I’m glad that here in this thread, it’s only starting off slowly ;o)