Hello, we have purchased a fully serviced plot of land, including a multi-utility connection box (1500€) etc.
Now I wanted to apply for the multi-utility house entry with the utility provider and was a bit shocked. I had planned for 1000-1500€ plus electricity.
However, the utility provider is asking for 5600€ plus 800€ for telecommunications, totaling 6,400€, plus a monthly 150€ for construction electricity costs (plus electricity).
Are such prices normal/typical?
Now I wanted to apply for the multi-utility house entry with the utility provider and was a bit shocked. I had planned for 1000-1500€ plus electricity.
However, the utility provider is asking for 5600€ plus 800€ for telecommunications, totaling 6,400€, plus a monthly 150€ for construction electricity costs (plus electricity).
Are such prices normal/typical?
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RotorMotor1 Feb 2022 08:30For us:
- Electricity 1500
- Water 3000
- Telecom 800
Do you still have gas?
- Electricity 1500
- Water 3000
- Telecom 800
Do you still have gas?
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Osnabruecker1 Feb 2022 08:32Prices are usually openly available on their websites.
There are regional differences, but 8,000 to 10,000 (8-10k) for electricity, water, and gas installations is quite common.
Sometimes you can save a bit by excavating yourself. However, the few hundred euros were not worth the risk for me that it might still not meet their requirements.
Telecom has been 799 € for years. If you become a customer, you receive a 300 € (?) voucher.
Do you have to use their temporary construction power box? Ours was left on site by the shell builder at no cost. (We had to pay for the consumption.)
There are regional differences, but 8,000 to 10,000 (8-10k) for electricity, water, and gas installations is quite common.
Sometimes you can save a bit by excavating yourself. However, the few hundred euros were not worth the risk for me that it might still not meet their requirements.
Telecom has been 799 € for years. If you become a customer, you receive a 300 € (?) voucher.
Do you have to use their temporary construction power box? Ours was left on site by the shell builder at no cost. (We had to pay for the consumption.)
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WilderSueden1 Feb 2022 08:34How far is it from the connection point to the entry? Usually, the cost is calculated by meters (feet), and it can add up quickly. Water in particular can be expensive because you often have to dig quite deep.
I have budgeted around 8,000 for electricity, water, and internet.
I have budgeted around 8,000 for electricity, water, and internet.
Is the standard main electrical panel rated up to 100A + 13kW sufficient for normal consumption, an air-to-water heat pump of up to 8kW, and an electric vehicle charging station (wallbox)?
Does it make sense to have an additional multi-utility connection installed by the utility provider directly to the garage?
Or would it be enough to simply install an empty conduit between the house and the garage?
Does it make sense to have an additional multi-utility connection installed by the utility provider directly to the garage?
Or would it be enough to simply install an empty conduit between the house and the garage?
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