{"id":22688,"date":"2022-06-29T17:02:03","date_gmt":"2022-06-29T15:02:03","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/bautipps.almondia.com\/uncategorized\/the-big-building-costs-checklist\/"},"modified":"2022-06-29T17:02:08","modified_gmt":"2022-06-29T15:02:08","slug":"the-big-building-costs-checklist","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/bautipps.almondia.com\/en\/first-steps\/incidental-building-costs\/the-big-building-costs-checklist\/","title":{"rendered":"The big building costs checklist"},"content":{"rendered":"

Calculate ancillary costs from the outset<\/h2>

In this article, we will give you an overview of the most important ancillary construction costs using the checklists “Ancillary costs for the property”, “Ancillary construction costs for the construction site” and “Ancillary construction costs during house construction”. Because in order to avoid expensive surprises, the ancillary construction costs absolutely also belong on your “house construction costs” checklist<\/a>. The rule of thumb helps you to estimate the amount of ancillary construction costs even before the actual planning. Because many builders ask themselves the following questions again and again: Is the price quoted by prefabricated house suppliers realistic? What are the incidental costs of building a house?<\/p>

Construction companies are of course aware of the desire for reliable figures and therefore advertise unbeatable fixed prices. A prefabricated house for 150,000 euros sounds tempting. However, the ancillary costs of building a house, which can amount to up to 20% of the total costs, are often not or only partially included in the complete price of prefabricated house providers.<\/p>

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Incidental construction costs: survey costs and garage extension better planned in advance<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div>

Rule of thumb for ancillary construction costs<\/h2>

Individual ancillary costs can usually only be foreseen at an advanced stage of planning, for example when you have a specific property in mind. For the first estimate of what costs realistically come to them when building a house, therefore, first the rule of thumb for ancillary costs. When planning your house construction and calculating your budget, it is always advisable to add at least 15% to the cost of the house construction and land price. The more financial buffer you plan for, the more relaxed you will ultimately be in the event of unplanned expenses. Indeed, a recent survey by Almondia found that 3 out of 4 homes will be more expensive than originally planned. Be prepared to either include these ancillary costs in the one-time construction financing or cover them with equity, otherwise you will be forced to accept less favorable terms when renegotiating with the bank. How much of a buffer should be planned for when building a house depends on the individual situation, but a guideline can already be identified here for the ancillary construction costs: it is usual to plan for 15% for the ancillary costs, but it is not unusual to plan for up to 20% of the total costs when building a house. If you are a cautious planner, you should plan for an extra 5% as a buffer for unforeseen costs.<\/p>

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