Home Renovation in Dubai
From Concept to Completion

Renovation costs in Dubai range from AED 80–150 per square foot for cosmetic refreshes (painting, flooring, fixture replacement), AED 200–400 for mid-range renovations covering kitchen, bathrooms, and joinery, and AED 400–800 for premium villa and penthouse projects with bespoke finishes and smart home integration. Every project is individually quoted and fully itemised before work begins — no hidden costs.

It depends on the scope. Cosmetic changes — painting, flooring, cabinet replacement — typically do not require a permit. Structural modifications, changes to load-bearing walls, and alterations to plumbing or electrical systems require a Dubai Municipality permit. Properties in gated communities also require a master developer NOC. Our team identifies your permit requirements and manages the full application process.

Single bathrooms take 2–4 weeks. Kitchen renovation takes 3–6 weeks. A full 2-bedroom apartment renovation takes 8–12 weeks. Full villa renovations range from 3 to 6 months. These are build phase timelines — permit processing adds 2–4 weeks for projects requiring Dubai Municipality approval, which should be factored into your project planning from the outset.

Kitchen and bathroom renovations consistently produce the strongest return on investment for Dubai properties — improving both rental yield and resale value. Premium flooring, smart home integration, and maid's room conversions add measurable value in the villa segment. In premium communities such as Palm Jumeirah, Emirates Hills, and Downtown Dubai, properties renovated to a high specification achieve materially higher rents and sale prices than equivalent unrenovated units.

Under RERA regulations in Dubai, tenants may not make structural changes to a property without the landlord's written consent. Cosmetic changes are generally permitted but should be reversed at the end of the tenancy unless the landlord agrees otherwise in writing. Landlords wishing to renovate a tenanted property must follow the legal process for obtaining vacant possession.

Yes. We regularly renovate properties in gated communities including Emirates Hills, Arabian Ranches, The Meadows, The Lakes, The Springs, Jumeirah Golf Estates, Damac Hills, and Palm Jumeirah. We manage all required master developer approvals and community NOC applications as part of our service — our team has established experience with the approval processes of Dubai's major master developers.

Yes. Our team identifies which permits your project requires, prepares and submits all required documentation, and obtains approval before any work commences. This protects you from the significant legal and financial exposure of unpermitted renovation work in Dubai.

Our quotation is fully itemised by trade and material — labour, materials, finishes, and any permit or approval fees are listed separately and clearly. There are no hidden costs and no provisional sums that inflate the final invoice. You approve the complete scope and cost before we begin any work.

Yes. All renovation work is backed by a workmanship warranty. We carry out a thorough snagging inspection at the end of every project and address all outstanding items before handover. Any defects arising from our workmanship within the warranty period are rectified at no additional cost.

We can manage phased renovation programmes for occupied properties, completing one area at a time to minimise disruption. For full-scale renovations, we recommend the property be vacated during the project for both quality and safety reasons. We discuss the most practical approach at the consultation stage based on your specific situation.

Contact us via WhatsApp or our website contact form. We arrange a free site consultation to assess the property, understand your goals and budget, and provide a detailed, itemised quotation. Once you approve the scope and cost, we manage everything from permit applications to final handover — including all trade coordination, material procurement, and quality control throughout.