
A few years ago I paid a maintenance company for a full year, upfront. The service was poor. When renewal...
Tile, marble, vinyl and carpet. Apartments and villas across Dubai.
Cracked joints, hollow tiles and edges that catch your foot all come from the same place, work rushed under the surface. We prepare the floor first, set the room out, then lay it so it still looks right in five years. AED 150/sqm for labour, materials on top. Free inspection. 90-day warranty.
Not chosen a tile yet? Send us the room and we’ll help you pick one that works
Labour, tile size and disposal, on the page
Two-person crews, branded vans
WhatsApp & calls, 7 days
Three things the rate covers that are easy to skip, and the one that matters after we have left.
Dust sheeting, covered furniture and a cleaned area at the end of each day. Dust is what people worry about most with tiling.
If a tile lifts or a joint fails because of how it was laid, we come back and put it right at no charge.
Most flooring jobs fall into a few groups. Whatever yours is, one message gets it looked at and quoted.
Porcelain and ceramic, floors and walls, bathrooms and kitchens. We check what is underneath first, level it, then set the room out so the cuts land where they are least visible.
SPC click-lock, luxury vinyl plank and tile in both glue-down and click, and laminate. Same AED 150 per sqm labour rate as tiling.
Rooms, stairs and home offices. Charged by time rather than area, because the cutting, the edges and the trims drive the work more than the floor size does.
Balcony and outdoor floors, and tiled staircases including the nosings, at the same rate as an indoor floor. We also supply and install artificial grass.
Cracked and lifted tiles, hollow sections, regrouting, silicone sealing, skirting and beading, and threshold strips. Small repairs are charged at AED 190 an hour rather than by the square metre.
Your quote has three lines on it. Labour, which is the rate below. Materials, which are the tiles, adhesive and grout. And disposal, if an old floor has to come out. Here is what each one is.
Labour, for tiles up to 60 x 120. Above that size, AED 200 per sqm.
The room, its rough size and a photo of the floor as it is now. If you have not chosen a tile yet, we will help you pick one that suits the room and the budget.
The inspection is free. Labour, materials and disposal come back as three separate lines.
We sheet the area, lay the floor, take the waste away and leave the room usable. Backed for 90 days.
Tiling is one of the easier jobs to be sold more of than you need. Here is where we are not the right choice, and where we are.
We do not lay slab or oversized tiles. Our largest is 60 x 120. It is a lifting and manpower question rather than a skill one, and we would rather tell you now than after you have bought the tile.
We do not take on epoxy or resin floors, rubber or gym flooring, engineered wood, mosaic, terrazzo, carpet tiles or sheet vinyl. We also do not fit stone cladding, wall panels or glass splashbacks. Ask us and you will get a straight answer.
A full room or a full villa, a floor being replaced rather than patched, stone that has to be set out carefully, or a handful of cracked tiles you want done properly. All of it, from two tiles to a whole villa.
Not sure which one you are? Send us a photo of the room. We will tell you straight, even if the answer is that you do not need us.
Marble and natural stone are where the difference between a good crew and a cheap one shows up soonest, and where it is hardest to put right afterwards.
Stone varies piece to piece, so we plan where the veining runs and where the cuts land first. It is also less forgiving of an uneven floor than tile, so the levelling underneath carries more weight.
AED 150 per sqm for the labour up to 60 x 120, materials on top. Slower work, not a higher rate.
Polishing needs specialist machines and experience we do not have. We say so before you book, not after.
AED 150 per sqm for the labour, on tiles up to 60 x 120. Above that size the labour is AED 200 per sqm. Materials are charged on top, including tiles, adhesive, grout and levelling materials. Taking up an old floor is charged by the disposal trip on top of both.
Anything up to 60 x 120 at the AED 150 per sqm rate, and larger tiles at AED 200 per sqm. We do not lay slab or oversized tiles. Our largest is 60 x 120. That is a lifting and manpower limit rather than a skill one, so it is better you know before you buy the tile.
Most customers buy their own, which gives you full control over the look and the budget. We can also source materials and add them to the quote. Either way the per sqm rate is labour only.
Removal is charged by the disposal trip, around AED 800 for a three-ton truck. Dubai rules mean tile waste cannot go down a building’s chute, so it has to be loaded out and disposed of properly. We measure it at the free inspection and put it in the quote before you commit.
Yes. SPC click-lock, luxury vinyl plank and tile in both glue-down and click, and laminate flooring. All at the same AED 150 per sqm labour rate as tiling, with materials on top.
Yes, and it is some of the most careful work we do. Pricing follows the same per sqm labour rate, with materials charged on top.
No. We do not polish floors or marble. It needs specialist equipment and experience we do not have, so we would rather tell you now than take the job and do it badly.
Our work carries a 90-day workmanship warranty. If a tile lifts or cracks because of how it was laid, we come back and put it right at no charge. Damage caused after we leave, such as a heavy impact, is not covered.
Send the room, its rough size and your tile size if you have chosen one. Labour, materials and disposal come back as three separate lines, with a free inspection and 90 days of cover on the work.

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