Tiling and regrouting in Ramat Gan
Tile work in Ramat Gan swings between two extremes: new tower bathrooms where the developer’s grout is wearing thin, and older bathrooms near the Bursa and in Tel Binyamin with their original tiles.
Tile and grout jobs we see in Ramat Gan
Tower flats were usually finished quickly and in bulk, and the shower grout is often the first thing to fail after a few years. Older bathrooms are a different job, with small tiles, more joints and sometimes a hollow patch under the shower. We look at which of the two you have before we price anything.
Tile and grout prices for Ramat Gan, VAT included
All prices include VAT, labour and clean-up. If tiles turn out loose or hollow under the grout, we quote new tile instead. The final price is confirmed after a free in-home assessment.
To get a price faster, send us
- A wide photo of the wall or floor and a close-up of the grout
- Approximate area in m²
- City, neighbourhood and floor
Tiling questions from Ramat Gan
Our tower flat is only a few years old. Why is the grout already black?
Thin or rushed grout absorbs water and stains early. Raking it out and regrouting is ₪40 – ₪70 / m².
Will the management company let you cut tiles?
Most towers allow it within set hours. Send us their rules and we’ll book accordingly.
How much is new tile on a bathroom floor?
New tile installation is ₪180 – ₪280 / m², VAT included, before the cost of the tiles themselves if you buy them.
Can you add a backsplash in a rental kitchen?
Yes, with the owner’s approval. A small one is ₪900 – ₪1,800.
How do I know if my old Tel Binyamin tiles are hollow?
Tap them with a coin handle: a dull, empty sound means the tile has come loose from the wall.
Got a tile or grout job in Ramat Gan?
Tell us whether it’s a tower or an older block in Ramat Gan, send a grout close-up, and we’ll come back with a range.