Bathroom waterproofing: what to check before tiling
Where a bathroom needs waterproofing, how to check corners, pipes and the drain, how to run a water test and what to photograph before tiles cover it all.
For homeowners renovating an apartment or building a house
EasyRemBud keeps the plan, photo reports, estimate, payments and schedule in one place. The crew reports with photos, you accept the work or send it back with a reason.
Works in the browser too: on a tablet or computer, with the same account. Handy for showing the plan and photos to the contractor.
Built around one rule: no payment without photos and an accepted stage.
Upload a plan or PDF, mark the rooms and see progress room by room.
Every stage has photos with the author and time. Hidden work is captured before it is covered.
Estimate lines, payments and the balance in the project currency.
Dependencies between works, delays and a forecast of the finish date.
Owner, contractor and worker each see what they need and can do only what their role allows.
Choices that block the crew (tiles, socket positions, colours) with deadlines.
Reject a stage only with a reason. The comment and new photos stay in one thread.
Workers see their tasks and send photos straight from Telegram.
Upload a floor plan, mark the rooms and add work for each one, or start from stage templates.
Add the contractor and workers. Workers can send photo reports through a Telegram bot without installing the app.
Review photos, accept the stage or send it back for rework with a reason. Then record the payment.
Where a bathroom needs waterproofing, how to check corners, pipes and the drain, how to run a water test and what to photograph before tiles cover it all.
Agreements before the start, paying per accepted stage, photo reports, key inspection points and how to send work back for rework — without conflicts or overpaying.
The order of an apartment renovation from demolition to furniture: what to decide before you start, which works you must not swap and where money is usually lost.
No. Workers can send photo reports through a Telegram bot. The owner and the contractor use the app.
No. It helps you see progress, keep photos and decisions in order and not lose track of payments. Checking quality on site still needs a qualified person, especially for hidden work.
The app records who sent what and when. It is a convenient working log, but it does not replace a contract, signed acceptance certificates or an expert assessment.
For people renovating an apartment or building a house who hire a crew or a contractor and want to control the work without being on site every day.