Renovation & fit-out contractor · Dubai

One contractor for the whole job.

Civil works, flooring, ceilings, partitions, painting, AC, plumbing, electrical and the authority approvals — from site visit to handover, with one person to call.

  • Established 2010
  • Own site crews
  • Free site visit & estimate
  • Written scope with every quote
  • NOCs handled in-house
  • Dubai · Sharjah · Ajman
Two Anas Technical Services workers in company uniform laying red interlock pavers on a prepared sand bed, Dubai
Frameless glass partitions in an office at Prime Tower, Business Bay
Workers on scaffold fitting curtain wall glazing in Dubai Investment Park 2
Two-storey villa exterior being repainted in Dubai Sports City
Completed heavy-duty interlock yard at Swagelok FZC, Jebel Ali Free Zone
Finished gypsum ceiling with recessed linear lighting

Residential · Interlock

Villa paving — Dubai · November 2025

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Site log — company crews, 6 recent jobs

One contractor, not five subcontractors.

An office or villa job needs a flooring contractor, an electrician, a plumber, a gypsum contractor and a glass contractor. Coordinating them is where jobs go wrong. Anas Technical Services carries all of those trades on its own crews and takes responsibility for the finished result.

What do you need done?

Pick the closest match for the trades covered, recent examples and a direct line.

Freshly laid grey herringbone interlock across a warehouse yard
Grey interlock paving, warehouse yard · April 2026
Office carpet tiles being laid beside a glass partition
Office carpet tiles being fitted · April 2026
Installer fitting light-grey SPC planks in an empty unit
SPC flooring installation, empty unit · July 2025

Named sites, real photographs

Case studies built only from the company's own posts — site, location, trades and the crew's photographs. No project is invented.

Case studies

How a job runs, start to finish

Organisation is most of what a contractor sells. This is the sequence every job follows.

  1. 01

    Enquiry

    WhatsApp, call, or the form. Say what the space is and what should change. Photos help.

  2. 02

    Site visit

    For anything beyond a small repair, the site is measured and the existing conditions checked. Estimates and site visits are free.

  3. 03

    Scope and quotation

    A written scope with the quotation — what is included, what is supplied, what is not.

  4. 04

    Material confirmation

    Finishes, tiles, glass, paint colours and fittings are confirmed before ordering.

  5. 05

    Approvals where needed

    Building management permits, and RTA / Municipality / utility NOCs for work outside the plot, handled by the company.

  6. 06

    Work starts

    Trades run in sequence on one programme: strip-out, first fix, build, finishes.

  7. 07

    Progress updates

    Site photos on WhatsApp as the work moves, and one person to call.

  8. 08

    Snagging

    A walk-through before handover; defects listed and cleared.

  9. 09

    Handover

    Site cleaned and handed back ready to use.

Anas Technical Services worker in company uniform measuring during an office fit-out with glass partitions
Office fit-out, May 2026

A Dubai contractor since 2010.

Licensed technical services and renovation contractor based in Business Bay, running its own crews across the trades above. Recent sites include Jafza, Dubai Investment Park, Business Bay, Al Quoz, Dubai Sports City and Dubai Hills, with regular work in Sharjah and Ajman.

What customers say on Google

5.0 from 25 Google reviews Read all on Google →
  • “Recommended team for villa renovation work in dubai”

    Zara Ch · 6 months ago · ★★★★★

  • “Cheapest bathroom renovation service provider in dubai”

    Radhe Jite · 2 months ago · ★★★★★

  • “This company provides the best services and affordable costs ,they just finished my garden interlock and it's perfect, the staff are very polite and efficient. I am happy with the outcome .”

    w m · 2 years ago · ★★★★★

  • “Good tiling company”

    Sikander Khan · 4 months ago · ★★★★★

Reviews shown as published on Google Maps, synced 13 Oct 2026.

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