Frequently asked questions

For most homes and offices in the U.A.E., a service every three to four months keeps units efficient. Heavily used or commercial systems may need it more often — we can recommend a schedule after inspecting your units.

Common causes are dirty filters or coils, low refrigerant, a blocked drain or a failing component. A technician visit will identify the cause before any repair is quoted.

Yes. We can service your units on a regular schedule as part of a maintenance contract. Contact us with the number and type of units for a quotation.

It depends on the system and how dusty the environment is. Many filters need checking every few months. We can set a replacement schedule as part of planned maintenance.

Yes. Weak airflow and noise are often caused by blocked filters or ducts, worn bearings or a failing motor. We inspect the system and quote the repair or replacement.

Yes — transfer and booster pumps are a common part of our work. We check pressure, noise, leaks and electrical condition, and repair or replace parts as needed.

Yes. Pumps, fans and plant can be added to a planned maintenance contract alongside your AC and other building systems.

Yes. Signs such as damp walls, stains or a rising water bill usually point to a hidden leak. We trace the source and repair it with as little disruption as possible.

Yes — basins, WCs, showers, mixers and water heaters, as part of a repair, an upgrade or a full fit-out.

Yes. Repeated tripping usually means an overloaded circuit, a faulty appliance or damaged wiring. We test the circuits, find the cause and fix it.

Yes — lighting, power points, data containment and distribution boards as part of an office or shop fit-out.

It depends on roof space, shading, energy use and the approvals required. We can review your property and advise whether solar or other efficiency upgrades make more sense.

Often LED lighting and well-maintained AC units give the fastest return. A review of your building shows where the biggest savings are.

Yes. We can remove damaged tiles and fit replacements. If the original tile is no longer available we will suggest the closest match.

Yes — wet areas such as showers and bathroom floors are waterproofed before tiling to protect the structure beneath.

Yes. We regularly repaint units between tenancies, including minor wall repairs before painting.

Yes. We cover floors and furniture and mask fittings before we start, and clean up when we finish.

Often, yes — if the tiles are level and sound. We check the floor first and advise on underlay and preparation.

Yes. Sticking doors, broken hinges, damaged cabinet doors and worn hardware are all common repairs we carry out.

Yes. We first make sure the leak is fixed, then replace the damaged boards or tiles and refinish the ceiling.

Yes — access panels are planned in so AC and other equipment above the ceiling can be serviced without damage.

Painting over a crack hides it but does not repair it. We open, fill and reinforce cracks where needed so they are less likely to return.

Yes. We patch and smooth the area so it can be painted to match the rest of the wall.

Yes. Worn rollers, misaligned tracks and damaged seals are common causes, and are usually repairable without replacing the door.

Yes — framed and frameless glass partitions as part of an office fit-out or reconfiguration.

Residential buildings, offices, retail and hospitality premises, and industrial facilities. Contact us to discuss your property and the services you need.

Yes. The scope is agreed with you — from maintenance only to a full set of building services.

An AMC is an agreement for scheduled maintenance visits over a year at an agreed price. It covers the systems you choose, such as AC, electrical and plumbing.

It depends on the systems and how heavily they are used. A typical schedule is quarterly for AC, with other systems inspected at agreed intervals.

Yes. Post-fit-out cleaning removes dust and debris so the space is ready to hand over or move into.

Yes — cleaning can be part of a facility management contract together with maintenance services.

Before buying or leasing a property, before a fit-out, or when recurring problems suggest a bigger underlying issue.

Yes. We summarise what we found and our recommendations so you can plan the work.