
Traditional hammams
Everyone in Morocco knows what a hammam is, which makes this the hardest thing we build. You are not being sol…
Read more →Most of our service calls are for somebody else's work, and most of them come down to four things: a scaled generator, tadelakt that was never re-soaped, stones that were never turned, or a chiller that was always too small.
Indicative band: 3,5 – 45 thousand MAD, supplied and installed in Morocco.
Across the continent: Service & repairs in all eight countries →

Sauna: stones out, sorted, turned or replaced — they crack, pack down and choke the airflow that keeps elements alive — element resistance checked, thermostat and overheat cut-out tested, bench fixings tightened, timber cleaned, vents cleared.
Hammam and steam: generator descaled, probe cleaned, drain and trap flushed, tadelakt inspected and re-soaped, silicone joints checked, extract timer tested. Plunge: condenser cleaned, pressures read, cartridge changed, ozone cell checked, water tested.
Steam generators scaled solid on hard mains water. Tadelakt that has started absorbing because nobody soaped it for three years. Heater elements burnt out behind packed stones. And chillers that never held temperature because the basin was never insulated — which is a rebuild of the basin, not a repair of the chiller, and we say so before taking the job.
An old cabin with a sound shell is usually worth re-lining rather than replacing: strip the benches and lining, check the vapour barrier and insulation, re-line, new heater and controls. An old hammam is usually worth re-skimming and re-soaping. Both come in well under a new room.
Yes — Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier, Agadir, Essaouira, Fès and the Atlas. Trips are scheduled in blocks so several jobs share the travel in the same week.
Usually. It is nearly always a dried-out trap, an extract with no run-on timer, or water standing where the floor has no fall. The first two are cheap.
Twice a year in a room used daily, once a year otherwise. It is a half-day with soft soap and a cloth, and we show your team how.

Everyone in Morocco knows what a hammam is, which makes this the hardest thing we build. You are not being sol…
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Tadelakt is the cheapest beautiful way to build a wet room in Morocco and the easiest to do badly. It is lime …
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A sauna is the dry counterpart to the hammam, and in Morocco it is usually the second room rather than the fir…
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