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Our general maintenance service covers multiple trades in a single visit to your Al Barsha home. A qualified technician arrives with skills across plumbing, electrical work, painting, and carpentry. We handle leaking taps straightaway. Running toilets and sluggish drains get fixed too. Faulty electrical sockets are replaced, along with light switches and fixtures that need updating. Wall scuffs and door frames receive touch-up painting when required. We tighten loose hinges and adjust doors that stick or bind. Cabinet hardware gets properly secured, and we reseal silicone around bathtubs, showers, and kitchen sinks during the same appointment. Shower heads and toilet seats are replaced as needed, and door closers plus window handles are adjusted for smooth operation.

We offer two package options depending on your property size and requirements. The half-day package takes four hours and costs AED 600, which typically covers between six and ten tasks. This works particularly well for apartments where you've got a reasonable list of minor jobs. The full-day package runs for eight hours at AED 1,000 per visit. This handles twelve to twenty tasks and suits villas or larger apartments where maintenance has built up over time. Standard consumables such as silicone, screws, washers, and basic electrical fittings come included in both packages. Should you need specialty parts like premium light fixtures or specific plumbing components, we'll provide a separate quote and get your approval before we proceed with any installation work.

Al Barsha stretches quite far. It runs from the busy apartment towers near Mall of the Emirates and Mashreq Metro station all the way through to the quieter villa areas in Al Barsha 1, 2, and 3. This is genuinely one of Dubai's most central neighbourhoods, and that central location matters for what maintenance we handle.

The buildings here are remarkably varied in age. We work on properties from the early 2000s right through to the most recent developments, and each era presents different challenges. Older buildings in the area typically require more plumbing work, particularly with aging fittings and supply lines that need attention. Newer properties come with their own issues as the buildings settle in.

We've noticed particular patterns across Al Barsha. Carpentry and finish problems appear regularly in the newer construction, which is quite normal as materials adjust. The rental market here is particularly strong, which means property managers call us constantly for between-tenancy maintenance. Our multi-trade package suits this demand perfectly, allowing managers to handle everything through one service rather than juggling multiple contractors.