In his book "Bau keinen Scheiß", building expert Tobias Beuler warns against the frequent tricks used by house builders who exploit the ignorance of builders. He emphasizes that building a house, although complex, does not have to be complicated if builders are well informed and prepared. Tobias Beuler advises prospective builders to insist on their own planning.
Many construction companies rely on standardization to reduce costs and speed up the sales process. Model homes and standard contracts would often not meet the individual needs and financial possibilities of the builder. The author recommends carrying out an independent review of all contract details and only signing once all aspects have been clearly regulated to the benefit of the builder.
The biggest pitfall in the house building process is relying on prefabricated solutions from construction companies. Builders should develop their own detailed plans and obtain multiple quotes to choose the best option. An independent surveyor or architect can help to represent the interests of the builder and ensure that the final building project meets their expectations.
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