A small team of construction material specialists, renovation planners and product researchers who help you choose the right cement, flooring, paint and waterproofing for each stage of your obra.
Brand milestones
2016 — We opened a single storage bay on Radheshyam Chowk with three cement pallets and a borrowed delivery van. The first month we sold to two local masons and one contractor who needed a reliable supplier for a weekend job.
2018 — After repeated requests from customers, we added a small paint mixing corner and started stocking laminates in five finishes. That decision doubled our floor space and taught us that buyers wanted guidance, not just products.
2020 — We introduced written specification sheets for every material we carry. Each card lists coverage, drying time, compatible substrates and common mistakes. Contractors began photocopying them for their crews.
2022 — Our team expanded to include two renovation advisors who visit project sites before recommending products. This cut returns on grout and sealant orders by nearly a third and changed how we plan inventory.
2024 — We launched downloadable material lists for common renovation projects. Today the catalogue covers tiling, waterproofing, flooring and paint systems, and each list is updated whenever a supplier changes a formula.
La Baulera started as a small supply counter in Pilani and grew into a reference for renovation materials across the region. The timeline below records the decisions, expansions and product lines that defined how we work today.
We began with cement, sand and basic hardware from a single room at Radheshyam Chowk. The goal was simple: keep stock that local masons actually needed and answer their questions honestly.
After repeated requests from customers, we added decorative paints, primers and wall putty. This was the first step toward becoming a full renovation supplier rather than a raw materials store.
We introduced laminated floors, ceramic tiles and grouting products. Our team also started publishing simple comparison sheets so buyers could match products to room conditions and traffic levels.
Moisture problems in local homes pushed us to build a dedicated waterproofing section. Modern taps and bathroom fittings followed, with installation notes written for both DIY users and contractors.
We moved our product sheets online and added downloadable material lists for renovation projects. Today the same counter service is backed by a searchable catalogue that helps plan works before visiting the store.
We get asked a few things about who selects the materials, how the catalog is kept current, and what kind of advice you can expect when you call. Here are the answers we usually give.
Our team of buyers and renovation specialists reviews each product before it is listed. We check the manufacturer's specifications, test samples in real conditions, and compare performance against similar items. Only materials that hold up in everyday use make it into the catalog.
Yes. Charu and Mayawati handle the planning side, from estimating quantities to suggesting compatible finishes. Darpan, Zeeshan, and Aadil focus on installation questions, so you can ask about laying laminate floors, applying waterproofing, or mixing cement correctly.
We review the catalog every quarter. When a manufacturer changes a formula, discontinues a line, or releases a new finish, we test it and update the relevant product sheets. The comparison guides are revised at the same time, so the information stays useful for both beginners and professionals.
Absolutely. Call 0879 5639400 and describe the room you are working on, the surface you need to cover, and your budget range. We will suggest a shortlist of materials and tell you what to check before buying. If the project is complex, we may ask you to send photos by email to info@labaulerenovation.com.
We do. Each product sheet includes basic installation steps, and our team can walk you through the process over the phone. For larger jobs, we recommend hiring a professional, and we can point you to the right questions to ask a contractor before you sign anything.
Bring the measurements of the space, a few photos of the area, and any notes about moisture problems or existing finishes. That helps us match the right material quickly. If you are unsure about measurements, come anyway, we can show you how to measure correctly.