Blog about apartment renovation in Batumi
Practical articles from Level Up engineers and site managers: how to oversee a renovation remotely from any country, protect your apartment from Batumi's humid coastal climate, choose materials that will last, and avoid the common mistakes of renovating in Georgia. Only hands-on experience from real projects — no recycled internet theory.
How to choose a bath in Batumi: acrylic, cast iron or steel
A Level Up site foreman breaks down choosing a bath for a Batumi flat — how acrylic, steel and cast iron differ, what thickness to check, prices in local shops, and why a freestanding bath drags a floor-mounted tap along with it.
How to choose a fridge for a Batumi flat: the complete guide
A Level Up foreman breaks down choosing a fridge for a Batumi flat — why it's decided at the kitchen-planning stage, how to size the volume by the number of residents, where to save around 3000 ₾ on an equivalent model, and why a Side-by-Side won't fit in a new-build lift.
How to choose an air conditioner in Batumi: a buyer's and installation guide
A Level Up site supervisor walks through choosing an AC for a Batumi apartment: how to size capacity, how an inverter differs from an on/off unit, when you need a multi-split, what to check at the store, and when to buy on discount.
How to choose an apartment in Batumi: what to look for when buying and on handover
A step-by-step guide to picking an apartment in Batumi: segment and purpose of purchase, neighbourhood and distance to the sea, NAPR documents and the occupancy permit, and on handover — load-bearing cracks, windows, wall geometry and ventilation.
Renovating a flat after a flood in Batumi: what to replace, timelines and prices
What to do after a flood in a Batumi flat: how to dry it out, what to replace and what to save, and how much the renovation costs — from ~3800 ₾ for a light case to ~51 000 ₾ for a ground-floor flood. The main price multiplier is the screed.
A smart home in a Batumi flat: leak sensors, climate and scenarios for renting out
A Level Up site foreman breaks down the smart home for a Batumi flat — which platform to choose, how much it costs, what to fit for yourself and what for renting out, and why the key scenarios here are humidity and leaks.
How much an apartment renovation in Batumi costs in 2026
Apartment renovation prices in Batumi in 2026 from a site supervisor's practice: 800–1000 GEL per m² for rental, 1500–1850 GEL for yourself, total renovation budget 30–40% of the apartment's price. Estimate breakdown 40/50/10, real cases at 35, 79 and 85 m², price seasonality, material lifting and waste removal, an 11 000 GEL saving on appliances.
Custom kitchens and kitchen renovation in Batumi: timelines, materials, prices
A practical guide to ordering a kitchen in Batumi: when to launch the project, where to buy materials and hardware, how long production takes, kitchen and wardrobe prices, and which appliances to choose for rental and for yourself.
Renovating an apartment for short-term rental in Batumi: what pays back and what breaks
A Level Up site supervisor on how to renovate an apartment for short-term rental in Batumi: durable materials, washable surfaces, mandatory air conditioning, sensible plumbing, and why a white sofa is a bad idea.
Apartment design project in Batumi: when it actually saves money
An apartment design project in Batumi saves money: a redo costs more than working to plan. The article covers what's in the project (8 documents), real situations where it paid back, timelines of 10–14 days and a cost of 1800–2400 GEL for a 40 m² apartment.
Which floor to choose for a Batumi apartment: porcelain stoneware, laminate and underfloor heating
A Level Up site supervisor breaks down floor choices for a Batumi apartment — porcelain stoneware in the bathroom, parquet and laminate in living rooms, underfloor heating as climate control, prices for materials and works, and why carpet and SPC vinyl don't suit Batumi.
Electrical wiring in a Batumi new build: what to put in the walls and the consumer unit
How to do electrics in a Batumi new build: why the developer's wiring needs to be redone, where you absolutely have to install an RCD, why you need a voltage stabilizer, which sockets go on the balcony. A case from Level Up's practice: a 700 GEL consumer unit versus a burned Mac and fridge totalling 12 000 GEL.
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