ᐅ A company specializing in solid construction homes in Brandenburg, east of Berlin?
Created on: 28 Mar 2021 23:06
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Eichenbauer
Hello to all experienced members,
My family and I are looking for reliable solid construction home builders, preferably close to Berlin in eastern Brandenburg.
We already own a plot of land and are ready to build from the ground up. We have had some discussions so far and are currently undecided between larger and smaller companies. Do you have any good recommendations?
Also, any feedback on companies like Helma or Massivhaus.One would be helpful. These are our current favorites—one large, one small!??
Best regards
My family and I are looking for reliable solid construction home builders, preferably close to Berlin in eastern Brandenburg.
We already own a plot of land and are ready to build from the ground up. We have had some discussions so far and are currently undecided between larger and smaller companies. Do you have any good recommendations?
Also, any feedback on companies like Helma or Massivhaus.One would be helpful. These are our current favorites—one large, one small!??
Best regards
11ant schrieb:
Please clarify "soon" versus "so far" (?)Soon: The building permit / planning permission has been submitted, so hopefully construction will start by summer, at the latest autumn. So far: No negative experiences or impressions during the planning phase or contract negotiation up to now. We hope this positive impression will continue during the construction as well.
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Eichenbauer6 Apr 2021 16:21I would like to revisit my question. Has anyone here had experience with Massivhaus.One or heard anything about them?
Alternatively, can someone provide an assessment based on the construction description on their website? Everything sounds very professional during the preliminary discussions, but their company structure and financial situation seem a bit unclear to us.
It would be unfortunate if the company had to close down halfway through the project. Or is that just something from movies and TV shows?
After all, we don’t build our own home every year and just want to be sure. :p
Alternatively, can someone provide an assessment based on the construction description on their website? Everything sounds very professional during the preliminary discussions, but their company structure and financial situation seem a bit unclear to us.
It would be unfortunate if the company had to close down halfway through the project. Or is that just something from movies and TV shows?
After all, we don’t build our own home every year and just want to be sure. :p
Eichenbauer schrieb:
Has anyone here had any experience with Massivhaus.One or heard anything about them?
Or can someone provide an evaluation based on the construction description on their website? 1. Overall, there is little feedback and nothing negative so far.
2. I find the chapter-by-chapter navigation a bit tedious to read through completely, but from skimming it, I didn’t notice anything bad. Are you sure you want to build without your own architect?
Eichenbauer schrieb:
We are a bit unclear about the company’s structure and their financial situation.
It would be unfortunate if the company had to close down in the middle of construction. Or is that just something you see in movies and on TV? Which TV shows are you referring to and what is unclear? – It’s a limited partnership (KG) with a limited liability company (GmbH) as the general partner, which is not unusual. The capital can be researched but does not replace a performance bond.
https://www.instagram.com/11antgmxde/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/bauen-jetzt/
Steffi33 schrieb:
For a small fee (around 30 euros), private individuals can request a company’s credit rating from Schufa. Unfortunately, credit agencies are not liable for the inaccuracies they sometimes copy from each other. This can create a false sense of security. True financial security can only be achieved through active effort. The same applies to quality matters; therefore, I always bring my own planner-appointed construction manager, also known as an architect, and even when awarding a contract to a general contractor, I always use my own detailed work specification (although you can compare and negotiate differences).
https://www.instagram.com/11antgmxde/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/bauen-jetzt/
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Eichenbauer6 Apr 2021 21:4811ant schrieb:
1. Overall, very little and nothing negative so far
2. I find the chapter-by-chapter scrolling too tedious to read in full, but from skimming through it, I didn’t see anything negative. Do you really want to build without your own architect? Regarding 1: Nothing negative sounds good.
Regarding 2: Yes, even though the building specifications from large companies look more professional, I am quite impressed. We have heard all kinds of experiences with purely architect-led projects—some went great, others were chaotic. It increasingly feels like there is no guaranteed way to do it right.
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