Renovation in Jumeirah Village Triangle

The townhouses give us room to work, and ground-level access makes material delivery easy compared to a tower. The party walls are the one thing to plan around — any structural change needs the right approval, and we'll tell you what your building or landlord needs before we start. The apartments are more constrained, with waste removal through the building's rules and heavier work limited to certain hours. Either way, we run the job as one managed project with our own tilers, carpenters, painters and plumbers, so you're not coordinating five different trades yourself. That single point of contact is usually the bit people value most, because it means one timeline and one person to call. That's the part that keeps a renovation from turning into a second job managing the first one, and it's why we run every project this way. Come July, Dubai's heat past 45°C makes that kind of problem show up fast.

Renovation in JVT is priced per project after we've walked the space and agreed the scope, because a bathroom refresh and a full kitchen rebuild are different jobs. We'll give you an itemised quote and a realistic timeline — a bathroom usually runs a working week or so, and a full kitchen with tiling runs longer. We phase the work so the wet trades go first and the finishes last, which keeps disruption down. If you're a landlord, we'll aim the schedule at the gap between tenancies so the place isn't sitting empty any longer than it needs to. And before we hand over, we do a snagging pass with you and fix anything that isn't right, so the place is genuinely finished rather than almost. It's the difference between a handover you're happy with and one that leaves you chasing us afterwards. That's the Dubai summer for you — 45°C and unforgiving on worn-out kit.