Office Maintenance
in Dubai Media City

They will make the room sound calmer and cut the echo on a recording, but they do very little about sound arriving from the desk pool next door. Absorption and isolation are two different problems. Panels solve the first. Mass, sealed junctions and a proper door solve the second.

It depends what you are touching. Like-for-like work inside your own unit, patching a ceiling, repainting, re-tiling a pantry splashback, normally needs only a work permit from building management. Move a partition, alter the ceiling grid or change the electrical distribution and it becomes a fit-out submission through a registered consultant. Tell us the scope and we will tell you which side of the line you are on.

Yes, in phases. We screen the room off and protect the route in and out. The real constraint is noise, not dust. Ceiling strip-out, core drilling and cutting are loud enough to stop everyone else working, so those go out of hours under a permit, while boarding, jointing, second fix and making good happen during the day.

No. We build the containment, back boxes, floor boxes and circuits, and we can pull cable through the routes we create. Termination, rack build, patching and commissioning stay with your AV or IT integrator. We would rather agree the containment route with them before anything is fixed than hand you a job that has to be opened up again.

Monday to Saturday, 8:00 to 19:00, with urgent same-day slots when something has failed and a room cannot be used. Evening and weekend work is booked in advance, because occupied TECOM buildings need a permit and a service lift reservation that nobody can arrange on the morning of the job.