About us
German craftsmanship. At home in Sosúa.
German Construction stands for renovation and fit-out to the standards we know from Germany – for people who live in the Dominican Republic, invest here or want to modernise their holiday home.
Who we are
German Construction is a brand of Andreas Kauder Consulting SRL, based in Sosúa on the north coast of the Dominican Republic. Founded by Andreas Kauder.
He trained in Germany and holds journeyman certificates (Gesellenbrief) as a joiner (1991), a heating and ventilation fitter (2000) and a tiler (2002). He has been self-employed for 27 years and knows renovation from three trades: woodwork, building services and tiling.
Training and decades of practice in Germany define our standard of quality: proper waterproofing, precise tiling, well-thought-out details. It is exactly this standard that we bring to the Caribbean.
Good isn't good enough for us.
In Germany, "not bad" already counts as a compliment. That was never enough for us. Our standard has always been to do it better: tiled more precisely, sealed more cleanly, thought through in more detail. And since bragging isn't a German thing either, we'd rather let the result do the talking.
Behind this are decades of building experience, several trades, many materials – and references from all over Europe, from Germany via Spain and Italy to the Czech Republic.
And if the journey is the destination, you won't travel it alone: for your project we draw on a network of architects, designers and specialist trades such as cabinetmakers – from Europe to South America.
What you can rely on
One point of contact
You always speak to the same person – in English, German, Spanish or Italian.
Clear agreements
Scope, materials and timeline are agreed in writing beforehand.
Documentation
Regular progress photos, especially when you are not on site.
Cleanliness
We leave a site the way we would want to find it ourselves.
Contact
Tell us about your project.
A few photos and two sentences are enough to start. We'll get back to you personally.