Roof Waterproofing & Insulation in Al Khobar – Coastal-Grade Systems, Tanks & Leak Detection

Roof waterproofing in Al Khobar means one layer that keeps water off the concrete roof slab and another that cuts the heat reaching the top floor, built from materials and details that can live with the sea humidity and salty air of the city. At Aemar Al-Maryam General Contracting we do this on villa roofs, apartment buildings, residential towers and rooftop annexes in Al Khobar, along with tank, bathroom and balcony waterproofing and instrument-based leak detection. Starting rates per square metre: a torched bitumen sheet costs from SAR 13, sprayed foam from SAR 23, coated foam acting as a combined water-and-heat system from SAR 42, and from SAR 46 you get the layered build-up of membrane, thermal boards and protection tiles. All are estimates confirmed after inspection. Phone or WhatsApp: 0547879578.

Being a city on the Gulf shore changes how a roof should be waterproofed. A Khobar roof faces the sun, but also the dew that wets the concrete before dawn, a fine salt spray that settles on slabs and steel, and humidity that lets rust eat into AC stands and bracket bolts faster than inland. Most roofs here are crowded too: outdoor AC units, tanks, water heaters, pipes, dishes, and in apartment buildings stair and lift rooms. Each item is a weak point unless it gets its own detail. So we inspect the roof and everything on it first, then pick the system that fits that reality, not the one that looks cheapest on paper.

The service in brief sits on our waterproofing and insulation page, and our broadest guide for the region is roof waterproofing in Dammam. This page is written specifically for a roof in Al Khobar.

Roof Waterproofing in Al Khobar: What Sea Air Does to Your Roof

Sea air in Al Khobar wears waterproofing out faster on three fronts: moisture that condenses on the roof overnight and ruins adhesion if materials go down at the wrong hour, salts that settle on concrete and steel and both weaken bonding and drive corrosion, and daytime heat that expands the layers before the night shrinks them again. Good waterproofing in Al Khobar is waterproofing applied to a dry surface cleaned of salt, with the metal around it treated, and protected from the sun.

A liquid membrane rolled out at six in the morning over dew-damp concrete looks perfect that day and blisters months later. A sheet torched around an AC stand that has started to rust lets the rust keep growing underneath. So every work plan we write states the daily start time, the cleaning method and the treatment of metal.

Morning Dew: Why We Do Not Start at Sunrise

Many coating and waterproofing data sheets repeat the same rule: at the time of application the surface temperature should be at least 3 °C above the dew point. On humid Khobar mornings the concrete can be cool and carrying a thin film of moisture even when it looks dry. So we hold back the primer, liquid coatings and foam spraying until the slab is genuinely dry, and we stop before the roof cools down in the evening. That shortens the real working hours, but it is the difference between a bonded membrane and one that blisters a few months later.

Salt on the Roof: Wash Before You Prime

A roof near the sea collects salts along with the dust. They only sometimes show as white patches, but they make the primer stick to a film of salt instead of the concrete. Our routine: sweep and remove the dust, wash with fresh water, mechanically clean rough or flaking areas, then let the surface dry before any material goes down. If rusting steel is exposed in the roof slab or the parapet, that is repair work that comes before waterproofing; it is never simply covered over.

Exposed Metal: The First Thing to Rust and the First Path for Water

On Khobar roofs we find iron stands under AC units, metal ladders up to the tank, brackets for water heaters and dishes, steel tank hatches and old galvanised pipes. In the coastal air rust starts exactly where the metal meets the roof, and that is the same point where the membrane meets the metal. We treat these points before any waterproofing, as standard:

• ✓Iron stands sitting directly on the slab: we raise them onto small concrete plinths, run the waterproofing up and over each plinth, and fix the stand on top, clear of any standing water.
• ✓Metal that stays: rust removed back to sound metal, then an anti-corrosion primer before any membrane touches it.
• ✓Screws and bolts through the roof: kept to a minimum, with every hole sealed with a flexible compound before the main layer.
• ✓Steel tank hatches: a raised frame and a lip so that rain and roof-washing water cannot run into the tank.
• ✓Metal sheet roofs on annexes and stores: rust and fasteners treated first, then coated foam or a liquid membrane made for metal.

Waterproofing Villa and Apartment Building Roofs in Al Khobar: Crowded With Equipment

Waterproofing a villa or apartment building roof in Al Khobar means dealing with dozens of penetrations: supply, drain and vent pipes, cables, AC stands, tanks, stair rooms and lift rooms. An empty flat roof is easy to waterproof. A crowded one usually leaks around those items, not through the middle of the membrane. So before work starts we sketch a simple map of everything that pierces the roof and decide a detail for each type.

Apartment Buildings and Residential Towers: One Roof for Every Tenant

In Khobar apartment buildings the roof belongs to everyone and nobody watches it. AC units are added years later, the slab is drilled for a new cable, technicians walk across the membrane with their boots and tools. The result is a top-floor flat with a leaking ceiling caused by a small hole another technician made. We give building owners and owners associations three pieces of advice: protected walkways over the waterproofing to reach the equipment, a written rule that nobody drills the roof without a sealing detail, and a roof check after every new installation.

Signs Your Khobar Roof Waterproofing Needs Attention

• ✓A top-floor ceiling stain that spreads whenever it rains or the roof gets hosed down: water has a fixed path that must be traced from above.
• ✓Rust around AC stands or iron ladders: the metal is already moving under the membrane, and a leak is coming if it has not started.
• ✓Small blisters in the liquid membrane or reflective coat: moisture or salt under the layer, or an application on a surface that was not dry.
• ✓Water still standing in a corner a full day later: faulty falls or a blocked drain.
• ✓Cracked render on the parapet and flaking at its base: water getting in at the top of the wall and running down behind the membrane.
• ✓White salts and peeling paint on the bathroom or kitchen ceiling below the roof: a leak from the roof or from nearby pipework; an inspection tells them apart.

Roof Waterproofing Company in Al Khobar: How to Choose Who Works on Your Roof

The best roof waterproofing company in Al Khobar is the one that explains, before you sign, the cause of the problem, the layers and their thicknesses, the details for equipment and drains, the length of the flood test and what the price includes, not the one that promises the biggest discount. In a coastal city add two questions: how will you clean off the salt, and what time will you start work each day? Clear answers to those two tell you the contractor knows the city.

Ask us and anyone else the same questions and compare. Earlier work is in our projects gallery.

Waterproofing Materials Used on Al Khobar Roofs

The waterproofing materials we install in Al Khobar fall into waterproof layers (bitumen membranes, liquid and cementitious coatings), thermal layers (spray polyurethane foam and polystyrene boards), and systems that combine both. In Khobar the choice is shaped by two things: how much equipment stands on the roof, and the need for a material that copes with humidity and sun when properly protected.

Roof Waterproofing Layers in Al Khobar, From Slab to Tiles

A complete system is not one thick material but a stack of layers, each with a job. The usual sequence on a concrete roof that will be tiled:

1. 1
   Clean, wash and dry
   Remove dust, salt, oil and flaking layers, then let the concrete dry.
2. 2
   Screed to falls where needed
   Lightweight concrete or mortar to correct the slope toward the drains.
3. 3
   Primer
   A bonding coat that ties the membrane to the surface.
4. 4
   Waterproof membrane
   Torched sheets or two liquid coats, turned up the walls.
5. 5
   Thermal insulation
   Tight-butted polystyrene boards or spray foam at the agreed thickness.
6. 6
   Separation and protection
   Fabric, then sand or mortar over it.
7. 7
   Tiles
   Roof tiles with joints filled with a flexible sealant.

Waterproofing Roofs in Al Khobar: The Membrane That Stops Water

Roof waterproofing in Al Khobar is a continuous, gap-free layer that stops rain, roof-washing water and AC condensate from reaching the concrete slab. On its own it is enough when the roof already has thermal insulation, or when the problem is a leak rather than heat. If the top floor is hot, a waterproof membrane alone will not change the temperature.

A forgotten source of water in Khobar is AC condensate: rooftop units drip almost nonstop in the humid summer, and a hose spilling on one spot for months wears it out first. Route the hoses into the drains.

Bitumen Membrane Waterproofing in Al Khobar: The Measurements to Watch

Bitumen membrane waterproofing in Al Khobar uses modified bitumen sheets laid on primer and torched in place, starting with us from SAR 13 per square metre. Its quality comes down to details, not the brand on the roll:

In Khobar we give membranes priority on flat roofs that will be tiled and have few penetrations. On a roof crowded with pipes and stands, a liquid membrane wraps the small items far more easily than cutting and torching sheets around each one.

Heat Insulation for Roofs in Al Khobar: Cooling the Top Floor

Roof heat insulation in Al Khobar is a layer that slows the flow of solar heat from the roof into the rooms, so the top floor stays cooler and the air conditioning works less. It is done with spray foam or with polystyrene boards inside a layered system. We do not promise a specific percentage off your electricity bill, because that depends on the existing insulation, the walls, the windows and how the AC is used; but the change in how the top floor feels is usually clear.

Spray Foam Insulation in Al Khobar: Density, Thickness and Coating

Spray foam insulation in Al Khobar is closed-cell polyurethane foam sprayed onto the roof, where it expands, bonds and cures within minutes into one seamless layer that insulates against heat and resists water. Our foam rates begin at SAR 23/m² for a standard layer, and at SAR 42/m² once a protective top coat turns it into a combined water-and-heat system. These are the specifications that separate good foam from foam that crumbles:

• ✓Density: published roofing-foam specifications call for an in-place density of roughly 45 to 48 kg/m³; lighter foam is weaker underfoot.
• ✓Thickness: not less than 25 mm on the roof, and usually 3 to 5 cm on existing homes depending on need.
• ✓Protective coat: foam shrugs off water but not sunlight, so it gets an elastic reflective finish and is never left overnight without its first coat.
• ✓Surface before spraying: dry and free of salt; moisture affects how the foam rises and bonds, which is why we spray only after the dew has gone.
• ✓Flatness: the finished foam surface must not trap water; we watch the falls while spraying.

Foam suits Khobar because it wraps AC stands and pipes without seams and adds little load to older buildings; it is not ideal for a roof with daily foot traffic and no tiles.

Thermal Insulation Boards for Roofs in Al Khobar

Polystyrene boards are laid tightly butted over the waterproof membrane, then covered with a separation layer, protection and tiles, starting from SAR 14 per square metre for the boards alone. They are the heart of the layered system that starts from SAR 46, and they suit a roof that people walk on and where equipment is placed, because the tiles protect everything underneath from sun and feet.

Thermal Insulation Rules for New Buildings in Al Khobar

New buildings across the Kingdom must now be thermally insulated: it was tied to the building permit and a signed undertaking, plus electricity-company coordination and site inspections of the envelope before connection, with Dammam in the first phase of cities. The residential code (SBC 602) caps the roof heat-transfer value by climate zone, and the designer sizes the insulation to meet it. Building in Al Khobar? We install the thickness in your approved drawings. On an existing home, a few centimetres of foam is a big improvement, though alone it may fall short of a new-build target.

Liquid Waterproofing in Al Khobar: The Best Fit for Crowded Roofs

Liquid waterproofing in Al Khobar covers materials applied by roller, brush or spray that cure into a flexible, continuous, seamless layer, which is exactly why they suit roofs full of pipes, stands and corners. The photo at the top of this page shows the second coat of liquid polyurethane going onto an apartment building roof: two coats laid crosswise, carried all the way up the parapet walls.

In coastal conditions we are strict about two things with liquid membranes: a dry surface before the first coat, and thickness. A thin liquid coat looks attractive but cracks in its first summer. So we measure wet film thickness as we work and add reinforcing fabric at corners, around drains and at pipes.

Tiled Roof Waterproofing in Al Khobar Without Removing the Tiles: When Is It Enough?

Waterproofing a tiled roof in Al Khobar without breaking anything is possible if every tile is well stuck down, water drains properly and the seepage comes through joints or hairline cracks: we rake and reseal the joints and lay a clear or acrylic coat on top, at SAR 10/m² and up. If water ponds or the tiles sound hollow when tapped, the answer is to lift the tiles and waterproof again.

Best Roof Waterproofing Type for Al Khobar’s Coastal Climate

The best roof waterproofing type in Al Khobar is the one that matches your roof’s condition and use: a large, simple roof without thermal insulation suits foam with a protective top coat; a roof people walk on and where equipment sits suits the layered system under tiles; a roof crowded with penetrations suits a flexible liquid membrane; and sound tiles with minor seepage only need a coat over the tiles. No single product suits every roof.

Balcony Waterproofing for Apartments in Al Khobar

Balcony waterproofing in Khobar apartments stops washing water, rain and AC condensate from coming down through the ceiling of the flat below or creeping into the living room under the door threshold. Sea-facing towers and apartment buildings have many balconies, and plenty of them were tiled with no waterproofing, or with waterproofing that neither turns up the walls nor passes under the threshold.

Our balcony method: lift the tiles down to the concrete slab, correct the fall toward the drain and away from the door, then apply a flexible liquid membrane in two coats turned up the walls and parapet, with reinforcing fabric under the door threshold, around the drain and at the railing posts. Once it has cured we run a water test, then the tiles go back. It is usually priced at the liquid membrane rate per square metre, plus lifting and relaying tiles as assessed on inspection.

Water Tank Waterproofing in Al Khobar: Rooftop Tanks and Underground Tanks

Water tank waterproofing in Al Khobar means lining the tank inside with a material suitable for drinking water, so water neither leaks out nor seeps in, and protecting rooftop tanks outside from sun and humidity. Pricing runs on the full inside area of the tank (walls, floor, soffit): SAR 14/m² upward with a cementitious lining, SAR 46/m² upward with epoxy rated for potable-water contact.

Waterproofing a Rooftop Tank on a Khobar Villa

A raised concrete tank on a Khobar villa stands in sun and humidity every day, so its outer finish peels and hairline cracks open in its walls. Inside it is lined with a drinking-water-suitable material; outside it gets a white flexible waterproof coating that reflects the sun and keeps the water from heating as much, with reinforcing tape at the hatch and pipe entries. Steel hatch covers in the coastal air need rust treatment or replacement, and a raised frame that keeps roof-washing water out.

Underground Tank Waterproofing in Al Khobar and Groundwater

Groundwater in the Eastern Province is close to the surface in many areas and carries salts that attack concrete and steel. An underground tank in a villa courtyard is under pressure from two sides: the stored water pushes outward, and salty moisture pushes inward. A new tank is waterproofed outside before backfilling (the positive side), then lined. An existing one is treated from inside (the negative side) with a cementitious coat that resists back pressure, then lined. Any structural crack or exposed rusting steel is repaired before waterproofing.

When Can a Lined Tank Hold Drinking Water Again?

Three conditions make it safe: a lining that carries a recognised potable-water rating (NSF/ANSI 61 is one example) and comes with its data sheet; mature concrete (some data sheets require at least 28 days for new concrete); and full curing time before washing and refilling (one data sheet states seven days at about 21 °C). We work inside the tank with constant ventilation and wash it out before it goes back into service.

• ✓Before waterproofing: empty, clean, remove sediment and flaking layers, then check for cracks.
• ✓During waterproofing: treat corners, joints and pipe entries, then apply the coats at the required thickness.
• ✓After waterproofing: full cure per the data sheet, then wash, refill and check the meter to confirm there is no leak.

Bathroom Waterproofing in Al Khobar: Done Properly Before the Tiles Go On

Bathroom waterproofing in Al Khobar is done after the tiles are removed down to the concrete slab: repair and pressure-test the pipework, screed falls toward the floor drain, reinforce corners and the drain, apply a flexible membrane in two coats over the floor and up the walls, then water-test before tiling. Each square metre of treated floor or wall starts at SAR 26.

The linear drain in the photo, common in newer villas, needs tape around its whole frame and membrane under its edge. We water-test for 24 to 48 hours before tiling. A kitchen is waterproofed the same way when it has a floor drain or sits above a lived-in room. If the pipework is old, replacing it first is cheaper than opening the bathroom twice; see plumbing installation and repair.

Waterproofing a Bathroom Over the Tiles: Is It Enough?

Treatment over the tiles helps when the leak comes from a few joints around the floor drain or the bath: the joints are cleaned out and refilled with a water-resistant compound. But if the ceiling of the flat below is getting wet, or salts appear on the wall next to the bathroom, the layer beneath the tiles is gone or was never laid, so the bathroom must be opened. For a full bathroom renovation (removal, waterproofing, plumbing and tiles) starting from SAR 2,300, see bathroom and kitchen renovation.

Leak Detection in Al Khobar: Pinpoint First, Then Open

Water leak detection in Al Khobar means locating the leak with instruments before any breaking: a meter test to confirm there is a leak, a pressure test to identify the leaking line, then a thermal camera, moisture meter and ground microphone to narrow down the spot, and only then a small opening at the confirmed point. It starts with us from SAR 140 for one bathroom or kitchen, SAR 200 for a flat, SAR 280 for a villa or a full floor, and SAR 140 for a tank.

In Khobar homes we see three recurring patterns: a supply-line leak under the courtyard tiles that pushes up the bill with no visible sign, a leak in an upstairs bathroom that shows on the living room ceiling below, and a roof leak that people confuse with a pipe leak. Telling these apart is half the work, which is why we never rely on a single instrument.

The Meter Test: Is There a Leak at All?

Close every tap and heater, and the rooftop tank valve if you can, make sure nobody is using water, photograph the meter reading, wait half an hour and photograph it again. If the reading has moved, there is a leak in the line after the meter. Send both photos on WhatsApp along with pictures of any stains; it helps us decide which kind of visit you need.

Signs of a Hidden Leak in Khobar Villas and Flats

• ✓A water bill rising with no change in use.
• ✓The sound of running water in a wall or under the floor at night.
• ✓A tile that is cooler or damper than its neighbours in the courtyard.
• ✓Peeling paint and white salts at the base of walls, and swollen wooden skirting.
• ✓A damp, musty smell in a room with no water in it.
• ✓The tank pump running more than usual, or the rooftop tank never filling.

The Instruments We Use and What Each Reveals

A Leak Between Two Flats: Where Is the Water Coming From?

In Khobar apartment buildings the same dispute keeps coming up: a stain on the bathroom ceiling of the lower flat, and the question of whether it is the upstairs bathroom, a shared vertical stack or the roof. We test each source on its own: water on the upstairs bathroom floor, a pressure test of its pipes, then the stack. The answer settles who fixes what.

After Detection: Repair and Re-waterproofing

Once the point is confirmed we make the smallest possible opening, repair the pipe or joint, then restore the waterproofing and tiles. Repairs are priced after inspection because their scope varies a lot from home to home. If the whole pipework turns out to be worn out, replacing it is the cheaper route; see plumbing works. We do not issue reports certified by government bodies; we document what we found with photos and readings.

Waterproofing Repair Contractor in Al Khobar: When the Old Layer Is Part of a Bigger Problem

A waterproofing repair contractor in Al Khobar does not lay a fresh layer over the old one and leave. The job is to strip out failed waterproofing that is trapping water, repair what the water damaged underneath, and then reinstate the complete system. In older homes near the sea we often find old waterproofing that has blistered, damp concrete below it, and in the top-floor ceiling steel that has started to rust with pieces of concrete cover falling away.

1. 1
   Remove the failed waterproofing
   Strip blistered and cracked layers and hollow tiles, and let the roof dry out.
2. 2
   Repair the concrete
   Treat cracks and spalling, clean and prime rusting steel, then rebuild with repair mortar.
3. 3
   Correct the falls
   A light screed that brings water to the drains.
4. 4
   Complete new waterproofing
   The right system with proper details for equipment and walls.
5. 5
   Test and protect
   A flood test, then tiles or a protective coat, and the ceiling finish restored inside.

Removing old layers and screeding to falls are priced at inspection, since the thickness and condition of what is there vary. Structural repair work in Khobar is covered on renovation contractor in Al Khobar, crack treatment on the crack repair service, and once the water is stopped, painting in Al Khobar brings the ceiling back to its finish.

Flood Testing in Al Khobar: How Long It Takes and How to Read It

A flood test in Al Khobar means holding water over the finished waterproofing before it is covered, at a depth of roughly 2.5 to 10 cm, for a minimum of one day and a maximum of three (24 to 72 hours), as the ASTM D5957 guide sets out. Talk of “flooding the roof for a week” is an exaggeration the standard does not ask for.

• ✓Temporary dams: we plug the drains with temporary stoppers and put barriers at doorways.
• ✓Depth: no more than 10 cm at the deepest point; ten centimetres of water weighs about 100 kg on every square metre.
• ✓Monitoring: we check the top-floor ceiling from inside, especially under drains and equipment.
• ✓Result: if no leak appears and the membrane and details are intact, we drain the water and complete the protection.

Roof Waterproofing Steps in Al Khobar: Our Sequence on Site

1. 1
   Inspection
   Moisture readings, source of the water, measurements.
2. 2
   Written plan
   System, layers, details, items, cost and timing.
3. 3
   Preparation
   Salt washed off, old layers removed if needed, metal treated, falls corrected.
4. 4
   Application
   Primer, waterproof layer, thermal layer, only while the roof is dry.
5. 5
   Details
   Pipes, stands, drains, parapets, joints.
6. 6
   Flooding the roof
   One to three days, watching the ceiling below.
7. 7
   Protection and handover
   Tiles or reflective coat, a clean roof, upkeep advice.

Waterproofing an average villa roof takes a few days of actual work, plus the test and the time for protection. On large building roofs we split the area into sections and plan the work so that essential equipment stays in service.

Roof Waterproofing Prices in Al Khobar: “Starts From” Table

Roof waterproofing prices in Al Khobar begin at SAR 13/m² (torched membrane), SAR 23/m² (foam), SAR 42/m² (coated foam working as a water-and-heat system) and SAR 46/m² (the layered build-up: membrane, thermal boards, protection tiles). Everything else is listed below.

Treat every number as a starting estimate that firms up on inspection and agreement; roof condition, area, building height, material, thickness and access all shift the final figure. For items priced “at inspection”, photograph the area and send its measurements on WhatsApp to 0547879578 for an estimated cost. Rates for everything else we do are listed on our price guide.

What a 200 m² Roof Costs to Waterproof in Al Khobar: Worked Example

An illustration: a 200 square metre villa roof in Al Khobar, bare concrete with no tiles, acceptable falls and no old waterproofing to remove. At starting prices the estimated cost looks like this, before any tiling or extra work:

Illustrative figures only. In Khobar they are often joined by raising AC stands and treating metal, plus removing old layers and correcting falls where needed, all priced at inspection.

What Moves the Price of Waterproofing in Al Khobar?

• ✓Amount of equipment and penetrations: a roof carrying ten AC units and many pipes needs more time and detailing than an empty roof of the same area.
• ✓Condition of the old waterproofing: removing a blistered layer or hollow tiles adds labour and debris.
• ✓Falls: a roof that traps water needs a screed before waterproofing.
• ✓Height and access: a tower roof or a building with no lift costs more to supply than a two-storey villa.
• ✓Thickness and type of protection: 5 cm of foam costs more than 3 cm, and tiles cost more than a reflective coat.

Roof Waterproofing Lifespan in Al Khobar: When Should It Be Redone?

How long roof waterproofing lasts in Al Khobar depends on the quality of application, protection and maintenance more than on the product name. Studies of foam roofs report a service life of more than 30 years with the protective coat renewed roughly every 15 years, given good application and upkeep. In coastal conditions exposed layers tire faster, so regular inspection matters more than any number.

Cheap habits that add years: clear drains before the rains, route AC hoses into them, ban unsealed drilling, rinse salt off with fresh water now and then, and watch for rust at stands.

Common Roof Waterproofing Mistakes in Coastal Cities Like Al Khobar

• ✓Waterproofing a roof wet with dew: looks fine on the day, blisters months later.
• ✓Ignoring salt: primer bonded to a salt film instead of concrete.
• ✓Waterproofing around rusting stands: the rust carries on working under the membrane.
• ✓A membrane that stops short of the parapet: water enters at the corner between roof and wall.
• ✓A thin liquid membrane: one thin coat instead of two at the required thickness.
• ✓Covering without a flood test: a defect found after tiling costs many times what it would have cost before.

Waterproofing With Renovation and Annex Work in Al Khobar

Waterproofing often comes with another job: a new rooftop annex, a ceiling spalled by water, stained paint. The order never changes: stop the water, repair, then paint. An annex or majlis roof is waterproofed as part of the build; see annex and majlis construction in Al Khobar. For general renovation see the renovation service, and for paint the painting service.

Where We Work in Al Khobar

We work across Al Khobar, including these districts:

Other districts as well; just mention yours. Khobar, Dammam and Dhahran form one urban area and we are based in Dammam, so visits are booked at short notice. See the Al Khobar area page and the wider guide roof waterproofing in Dammam.

Why Aemar Al-Maryam for Your Roof in Al Khobar?

Ordering Roof Waterproofing in Al Khobar: The Photos and Details That Speed Things Up

Message 0547879578 on WhatsApp with these and we can reply with an estimate quickly:

• ✓A general photo of the roof from two angles, and close-ups of the drains and parapet walls.
• ✓Photos of AC stands, ladders and tanks, especially any rust.
• ✓Photos of stains on the top-floor ceiling, bathrooms or balconies.
• ✓A rough roof area, the number of floors, and whether a lift reaches the roof.
• ✓Is the roof tiled? Was it waterproofed before, and roughly when?
• ✓Your district in Al Khobar and a good time for the visit.