Painting in Jumeirah Village Triangle

The townhouses are straightforward — we can mask, prep and paint a full interior in a few days, and the attached layout means we often do two or three homes on the same street. The apartments are smaller and faster, and they're mostly about a clean, even finish that passes the landlord's final inspection. Ceilings in the older units have hairline cracks from settlement that need filling and taping before the paint goes on, or they'll show straight through. We use washable interior paints for the high-traffic areas, because Dubai dust means walls here need wiping more than most. You'd be surprised how much better a tired unit looks after a proper repaint rather than a quick touch-up. Prep is where the time goes, and it's what separates a repaint that lasts from one that peels inside a year. That's the difference. It's the kind of thing Dubai's 45°C heat turns from a nuisance into a breakdown.

A studio repaint here starts from AED 700, and a full townhouse is quoted after we've measured the rooms and checked the condition of the walls. We always prep properly — filling, sanding and priming — rather than rolling straight over the old surface, because that's what makes the finish last. A two-bedroom apartment usually runs a couple of days, and a townhouse can run three to four depending on the number of rooms and whether the ceilings need crack repair. We'll agree the dates up front so the work fits around a move-in or move-out, which is when most JVT paint jobs happen. And we'll protect your floors and furniture before we open a single tin. We'll also touch up the trims and doors so the whole place reads as one job, not a patch-up. It's worth doing properly, and it shows.