Flat renovation in Ramat Gan
3-room flats, old pipes, and one bathroom that carries the risk
Most Ramat Gan work is a 3-room flat in a 1960s-1990s building: galvanised pipes, a leaking sun balcony, and one bathroom. We visit, check lines and waterproofing, then close the price in a written BOQ.
Ramat Gan stock is shared buildings from the 1960s to the 1990s. A 3-room flat, one bathroom, a small kitchen, and sometimes a sun balcony added with no drainage slope. A fixed small crew fits these buildings: we do not block neighbour parking, we bag waste, and we work to building hours.
The risk sits in the wet room and the pipes. Galvanised water lines, old sewage, and a membrane that no longer seals under the tile. We open the room, replace lines from what the visit shows, waterproof, flood-test, then tile. A leaking sun balcony is treated as a wet room, not as paint over damp.
There is no phone price for Ramat Gan. Send photos of the room and balcony, we visit, and we write a BOQ. Street access, lift and waste sit on line items.
Common jobs in Ramat Gan flats
- Water and sewage pipe replacement in an old flat without stripping the whole home
- The single bathroom redone with double waterproofing and a flood test
- Sun-balcony waterproofing that is leaking into the flat below
- 3-room porcelain tiling after substrate leveling
- Rental refresh: bathroom, tiling and damp points
What a Ramat Gan visit checks
- Building age and visible pipe condition in cabinets and the bathroom
- Whether the sun balcony has slope and drainage, or is a water trap
- Lift versus stairs for tile and sanitaryware
- Parking and unloading next to the building in work hours
- Whether residents stay in the flat during the work