Request a Parking Barrier Proposal for Your Building Committee

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A building committee requests a parking barrier proposal by sending Techno Kol Uzi photos and basic details of the entrance, then receiving an on-site measurement, a drawing and a written specification to approve. Once the committee signs off, the barrier is manufactured in our Tel Aviv factory and installed at the building.

Why a Written Proposal Matters for Your Committee

A building committee makes decisions on behalf of all residents, so every choice needs to be documented and easy to review. A formal proposal turns a general idea into a clear plan: what is being installed, how it will operate, what finish it will have and how it fits the entrance. Having this in writing makes it simpler to present to residents, to compare options and to keep records for future reference.

At Techno Kol Uzi we prepare proposals with exactly this use in mind, so the committee has something concrete to discuss at its meeting rather than a verbal description.

What to Prepare Before Contacting Us

Gather a few details first to make the process faster. Useful items include:

Photos of the vehicle entrance from the street and from inside the parking area
A rough sketch or description of the driveway width and the space available for the barrier
How many vehicles use the entrance daily and whether there is a sidewalk or pedestrian crossing nearby
Whether the building needs remote access, a keypad or integration with an existing system

Sending these with your first inquiry helps us understand the site before we visit.

The On-Site Measurement Visit

Once we review your photos, a member of our team visits the entrance to measure the opening, check the ground, the foundations and the access for installation. We look at how the barrier will swing or lift, where the control unit can be mounted and how the arm will clear the road in its open position. Careful measuring at this stage prevents surprises during production and installation.

Please make sure the committee or a representative is available to walk us through the site.

What the Proposal Includes

The written proposal sets out the scope of the work in plain language. It typically covers the barrier type and its operating method, the dimensions and the arm length suited to your driveway, the materials and surface finish, the control and access options, and the installation steps. A drawing shows how the barrier sits at the entrance so committee members can visualize the result.

Any safety or design details are checked with the responsible engineer, so the document reflects what your site actually requires.

Approval, Production and Finishing

After the committee reviews the drawing and specification, it can request changes or give its approval. We begin manufacturing only once the proposal is confirmed, so the committee knows exactly what will be built. Production takes place in our factory at 37 Rival Street, Tel Aviv, where the metal parts are fabricated and finished, including the protective coatings suited to outdoor parking conditions.

Installation and Handover

When the parts are ready, our team installs the barrier at the building and tests its operation with the committee present. We explain how to use the controls, what routine checks are recommended and who to contact for service. A clean handover means the committee can close the file with confidence and share the completed installation details with residents.

Frequently asked questions

Do we have to pay anything to receive a proposal?

Please contact us directly to discuss your building's needs and the process for your committee. Our team will explain the steps clearly from your first inquiry.

How long does the process take from the first message to installation?

The timeline depends on the site visit, the approval of the drawing and the production schedule. We will confirm the expected steps with your committee once we have reviewed the entrance.

Can the proposal be presented to residents at a general meeting?

Yes, the written proposal and drawing are designed to be shared with residents. They make it easier to explain what is being installed and how it will work.

Do you work with architects and contractors on building projects?

Yes, we also work with architects, contractors and interior designers. We can coordinate with your project team so the barrier fits the entrance design and the installation schedule.

Common mistakes to avoid

Committees often send only a single photo without the driveway width or the space around the entrance. Missing site details can lead to a proposal that needs to be redone after the measurement visit.

Our recommendation

Gather photos from several angles and note how many vehicles use the entrance each day before you request a quote, so the proposal reflects real traffic. Ask for the drawing to be shared with all committee members before the vote.

Summary

A written parking barrier proposal gives your building committee a clear plan to review, approve and share with residents, from site measurement to finished installation.

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