Do you handle Municipality approvals?

Yes, for larger renovation projects, we can assist in obtaining the necessary NOCs and approvals from relevant authorities.

How long does a bathroom renovation take from start to finish?

A standard bathroom renovation — new tiles, sanitaryware, plumbing connections, and painting — typically takes 5–7 working days. If we're moving plumbing positions or working in a particularly tight space, allow 8–10 days. We'll give you a realistic timeline after the site visit.

Do you supply tiles and materials, or do we source our own?

Either works. We can supply tiles, sanitaryware, and fixtures at competitive rates. Alternatively, many clients prefer to choose their own tiles from Dragon Mart or other suppliers — we're happy to work with materials you source yourself, as long as they meet the technical requirements for the application.

Can you paint or refinish kitchen cabinets rather than replacing them?

Yes, and cabinet refinishing is one of the most cost-effective upgrades in a Dubai kitchen. Proper sanding, priming, and a high-quality enamel finish gives a result that looks and feels like new cabinetry at a fraction of the replacement cost. It's a very popular option for tenants and buy-to-let landlords alike.

Do I need a NOC from my landlord for renovation work?

For tenants making structural changes — removing walls, changing tile layouts, modifying plumbing positions — a landlord NOC is usually required. We can help you understand what needs approval and prepare the documentation. For cosmetic work like painting, most lease agreements permit it without formal approval.

Can we stay in the property during the renovation?

For a single room, usually. For a kitchen and bathrooms at the same time, living there becomes difficult — no kitchen, limited water and a lot of dust. We plan the order of work around whether you are staying, and tell you honestly when moving out for part of it is easier.

What permissions does a renovation need?

It depends on the work and the building. Cosmetic changes often need nothing more than notice to building management; moving walls, plumbing or electrics typically needs the community or developer's approval, and tenants need the landlord's NOC. We check this with you before the scope is fixed.

Do you also handle the repairs we find during the work?

Yes. Opening up walls and floors often uncovers leaks, old wiring or damaged substrate. We show you what we find and agree any extra work before doing it, rather than adding it to the final bill.

Kitchen, Bathroom and Home Renovation in Dubai

Kitchen and bathroom refits, flooring, partitions and whole-home refurbishments, run by one team from first walk-through to snagging.

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Dubai's property market rewards well-presented homes. Whether you're a landlord increasing rental yield before re-listing, a tenant personalising a space you plan to stay in for years, or a homeowner undertaking a full villa transformation, the quality of the finish determines how you feel about the property every single day. We take on renovation projects across Dubai, from compact bathroom upgrades in JVC apartments to full villa refurbishments in Emirates Hills. What sets us apart from most renovation contractors in Dubai is that we project-manage the entire job — one point of contact, one timeline, no coordinating between separate trades on your behalf. Our team includes tilers, carpenters, painters, plumbers, and electricians all under one roof.

Renovation is one of nine trades covered by our Dubai home maintenance service — the same directly employed team handles all of them.

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What our renovation service covers

A renovation is several trades in sequence. These are the kinds of projects we take on, from a single room to a full property.

Kitchen refits

New cabinets and worktops, re-planned layouts, splashbacks and the plumbing and electrical changes that come with moving a sink, hob or appliance.

Bathroom refits

Stripping out, new waterproofing, tiling, sanitaryware, shower enclosures and vanity units — the parts of a bathroom that have to be done in the right order to last.

Flooring

Porcelain and ceramic tiles, engineered wood and laminate, including removing old flooring and levelling the surface underneath before anything new goes down.

Partitions, ceilings and joinery

Gypsum partitions and false ceilings, re-planning rooms, built-in wardrobes and storage, and closing up or opening out spaces within what the building allows.

Rental and resale refreshes

Bringing a tired property up to standard between tenants or before a sale: the rooms that matter most to a viewer, done without turning it into a full project.

Reasons people renovate

A kitchen that works against you

Worn cabinet doors and hinges, worktops that are damaged at the joints, too little storage or a layout that puts the fridge, sink and hob in each other's way.

A bathroom that leaks or never looks clean

Cracked tiles, failing grout and sealant, or water reaching the floor below. When a bathroom is leaking, fixing the waterproofing properly usually means the tiles come up anyway — which is when a refit makes sense.

Re-letting or selling

Updating the finishes buyers and tenants notice first — kitchen fronts, bathroom fittings, flooring and paint — without spending on things they will not see.

The space no longer fits

A study needed where a storeroom is, a wall that splits a living area, or storage that was never designed in. These changes need checking against building and community rules before any planning.

Renovation FAQs

Transparent Pricing

Per-Job Pricing

Quoted before we start. No surprises.

What You Can Expect

Full Project Management
High-End Finishing

How We Work

From your first call to job completion — here's what to expect.

Site assessment and brief

We walk the space with you, understand your priorities, your budget constraints, and your timeline. We don't start design until we understand what you actually need.

Material selection and quote

We prepare a detailed scope of work with itemised pricing. For tiles and sanitaryware, we can supply or advise where to source from Dragon Mart or other suppliers to fit your budget.

Schedule and phasing

Renovations in occupied homes require planning. We phase the work to minimise disruption — completing wet trades first, then dry, then decorative finishes in a logical sequence.

Supervised execution

A site supervisor is present throughout the project. All trades are employed by us, not subcontracted — we take responsibility for the quality of every stage.

Snagging and handover

Before we declare a project complete, we carry out a thorough snagging inspection and fix every item on the list. You should receive a home in genuinely finished condition, not one where you spot new problems the week after we leave.

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Before the first site visit

Renovation quotes are only as good as the brief behind them.

Which rooms are included, and what you want to keep.
Photos or examples of finishes you like.
Your budget range and any date the work has to be finished by.
Whether you own the property, or need the landlord's NOC as a tenant.
Your building or community's renovation rules: working hours, deposits, permits.

Related Services

Plumbing
Book our plumbing services for a repair that does not need a full refit.
Electrical
Book our electrical work for rewiring, extra sockets and lighting without a full renovation.
Waterproofing
Book our wet-area waterproofing when a bathroom only needs its membrane redone.
Painting
Book our painting when a refresh is enough and nothing needs rebuilding.

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Renovation pages for Dubai communities

Refit and refurbishment pages for these communities:

Renovation Across Dubai

We cover all major communities. Select your area for local pricing and availability.

All 97 Dubai communities we cover

Al Barari · Al Barari — Seventh Heaven · Al Barari — The Reserve · Al Barsha 1 · Al Barsha 2 · Al Barsha 3 · Al Barsha South · Al Furjan · Al Safa · Al Sufouh 1 · Al Sufouh 2 · Al Warqa · Al Wasl · Arabian Ranches I · Arabian Ranches I — Polo Homes · Arabian Ranches II — La Avenida · Bluewaters Island · Business Bay · City Walk · City Walk — Central Park · Culture Village · Damac Hills · Damac Hills — Trump Estates · Damac Hills 2 · Damac Lagoons — Venice · DIFC · Discovery Gardens · District One — Mansions & Villas · Downtown Dubai · Downtown Dubai — Burj Khalifa Residences · Downtown Dubai — Opera District · Dubai Creek Harbour — Island District · Dubai Hills Estate · Dubai Hills Estate — Hills Grove · Dubai Hills Estate — Hills View · Dubai Hills Estate — Parkway Vistas · Dubai Marina · Dubai Silicon Oasis · Dubai South — The Residential District · Dubai Sports City · Dubai Water Canal — Mr. C Residences · Dubailand · Emaar Beachfront · Emirates Hills · Emirates Hills — Sector E · Emirates Hills — Sector P · Emirates Hills — Sector R · Green Community DIP · JBR — La Vie & Address JBR · Jebel Ali Village · JLT — Jumeirah Lake Towers · Jumeirah 1 · Jumeirah 2 · Jumeirah 3 · Jumeirah Bay Island · Jumeirah Golf Estates — Flame Tree Ridge · Jumeirah Golf Estates — Whispering Pines · Jumeirah Golf Estates — Wildflower · Jumeirah Islands · Jumeirah Islands — The Mansions · Jumeirah Park · JVC — Jumeirah Village Circle · La Mer — Maisons · La Mer / Jumeirah · Meydan · Meydan — Millennium Estates · Mina Rashid — Seagate & Siraj · Mirdif · Motor City · Mudon · Nad Al Sheba · Palm Jebel Ali · Palm Jumeirah · Palm Jumeirah — East Crescent · Palm Jumeirah — Shoreline Apartments · Palm Jumeirah — The Fronds · Palm Jumeirah — West Crescent · Pearl Jumeirah · Reem — Mira · Remraam · Sobha Hartland — Forest Villas · The Gardens · The Heart of Europe — World Islands · The Lakes · The Lakes — Hattan · The Meadows · The Springs · The Villa Community · Tilal Al Ghaf — Lanai Islands · Town Square · Umm Suqeim 1 · Umm Suqeim 2 · Umm Suqeim 3 · Victory Heights · Victory Heights — Morella · Zabeel 1 · Zabeel 2

Tell us about the project

Send photos of the space, the rooms included and the result you want. We will arrange a walk-through and a written scope.

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