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I can only answer from my perspective - I'm just cautious and check stuff like that thoroughly.
WeberHaus has a good reputation, but I'd recommend getting quotes from several different builders and really comparing the prices carefully, not just the base costs but also what comes later.
Also talk to people who've already built, and look at reviews - they're often more honest than the marketing. In the end you gotta see for yourself whether the value for money works for you.
If you're going with a prefab house provider, I'd recommend not just looking at their standard models, but specifically asking for houses that were built five to ten years ago - and then actually go there and talk to the owners directly. You can find those through local municipalities or sometimes through Facebook groups. That way you'll get a much more honest picture of how these houses actually age over time, where problems show up, and how the after-sales service really works.
WeberHaus does have a solid reputation, that's true, but so do several other big providers, and in the end it comes down to details - how the on-site supervision runs, how quickly they respond to defects, and whether your specific project manager is reliable. It's more of a person-to-person thing than a company-to-company thing.
WeberHaus is solid, but I'd ask some critical questions: what's the warranty situation like and do they actually cover all the defects that show up in the first few years? Honestly, what matters more than the name is whether the provider has good references locally - meaning, are people who built there in your region satisfied? Have you thought about not just looking at the standard models, but also asking how flexible they are if you want to make changes?
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