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Planning to build a house? It’s understandable that you’ll thoroughly research the market, manufacturers, and prices. You’ll seek recommendations and experiences from those who’ve already gone through the process. Since building a house is the biggest life investment for most people, the goal is to find the best offer for the money available.

Investors often look for the most affordable solution, but here’s the key question: Is the cheapest option also the best one?

Price as bait, not a guarantee of quality

Offers from different manufacturers often can’t even be compared, although they may seem very similar at first glance. When it comes to a residential building — the space where you and your family will live — ask yourself if you’re really ready to make compromises. Choosing a “cheap” prefab house often results in shortcomings that will inevitably lead to unplanned expenses later on — not to mention discomfort, dissatisfaction, and, most importantly, poorer living conditions. Unfortunately, you end up realizing that “cheaper” turns out to be much more expensive.

The price of any product — including prefab houses — is shaped by numerous factors. Most significantly, it’s defined by the choice of materials used. The walls, for example, may vary drastically from one manufacturer to another in terms of thickness, type, and amount of thermal insulation applied. You should always thoroughly review the offer and ask for details about the origin and quality of the wood and construction materials. Request certified materials and warranties for them.

Where does the “saving” happen in cheap offers?

Because the competition on the market is strong, some manufacturers lower their prices by using cheaper materials of questionable quality and shorter lifespan — which inevitably leads to higher maintenance costs. If someone offers you house construction for €350 or €500 per square meter — be cautious. You should ask yourself (and be concerned) about what you’re actually getting, because it’s practically impossible to achieve even moderate quality at those prices. Using lower-quality insulation or less energy-efficient systems might reduce initial costs, but they will definitely result in higher heating and cooling expenses, and lower quality of life. These expenses add up over the lifespan of the house, so it makes no sense to save on energy efficiency.

The best price-to-quality ratio

At Easy Building, we don’t make such compromises. We choose and install only high-quality materials that meet the highest standards, with verified origin and certifications. In that respect, we have no reason to be modest — we stand on equal footing with any reputable European manufacturer, and our clients can rest assured they’re receiving top-tier quality. We give equal importance to the manufacturing process in our Pančevo facility as well as the on-site assembly, where every detail is carefully handled.

Our business philosophy is not to chase the cheapest solution — what we offer is the best value for money, because long-term client satisfaction is our top priority.

Easy Building stands for high quality, energy efficiency, and low operating costs. Over many years of working in both domestic and foreign markets, we’ve continuously improved our processes and technology, evolved and innovated, and earned certifications that guarantee high standards of quality, safety, and sustainability. We don’t have hidden costs — everything is clearly outlined in the contract, and the client knows from the beginning exactly what’s included in the price. Communication with the client is clear, precise, timely, and with no surprises. The contracted price can only change if the client has additional requests, which we formalize through an annex.

To summarize, we guarantee our clients:

• Certified materials that meet the highest European standards
• Exceptional energy efficiency
• Clearly defined costs — no hidden charges
• Reliable communication throughout the construction process

For clients who recognize these values, we can carry out work based on their existing designs or take on a turnkey approach — including design and preparation of all documentation needed to obtain a building permit.