A renovation is not about new surfaces. It’s about walking into a space that finally feels right. We handle every stage from first sketch to final coat. Same team, same standard, start to finish. No subcontractors passed the brief.
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“The team transformed our villa exactly as we envisioned. Professional service, quality workmanship, and timely completion.”
Ahmed K., Dubai
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“Our apartment renovation was completed smoothly from start to finish. The attention to detail and communication were excellent.”
Sarah M., Dubai
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“We wanted a modern kitchen and bathroom renovation, and the results exceeded our expectations. Highly recommended for anyone renovating in Dubai.”
Omar A., Dubai
Transformed our villa beautifully. Great attention to detail.
The renovation was completed on schedule and exceeded expectations.
Painting and new floors, you’re looking at AED 15,000 to 25,000. Add kitchen and bathrooms, and the number jumps to AED 50,000 or more. Full villa work can cross AED 500,000 depending on finishes. We quote room by room after seeing the place so the number isn’t a guess.
One room, about a week. Full apartment with kitchen and bathrooms done together, 4 to 8 weeks. Larger villa projects run 3 to 6 months. We confirm the real timeline after the site visit so your life doesn’t get disrupted longer than it needs to.
One year on all workmanship. If something we installed fails, we come back and fix it. Material warranties run separately, usually 2 to 5 years depending on the product. All written into the contract before we start, not mentioned after the fact.
Both. Homes and villas are the bulk of our work. Offices, clinics, and retail spaces are the rest. Commercial jobs run after hours so your business doesn’t lose a working day. Evening and weekend installs are our standard for offices.
No. Tiling, joinery, painting, flooring, plumbing, electrical. All managed by our own team. That’s how quality stays even across every surface. When two subcontractors point at each other over a bad joint, nobody wins. We took that problem off the table years ago.
