Frequently Asked Questions
The questions we get asked most often.
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Service-specific questions
Each service page carries its own FAQ covering the technical detail for that trade — how often ducts need cleaning, why water heaters fail here, what counts as an emergency. Those are more specific than anything on this page.
Frequently asked questions
For emergencies we aim for same or next day, subject to how many jobs are already running. For scheduled work it is usually within a few days, longer in peak summer when demand across the whole city spikes. We would rather give you a realistic window when you call than a fixed promise that gets broken.
No, not for quoting work we can price from information you send us. Where a fault needs diagnosis before it can be priced — an intermittent problem, a leak of unknown origin — there is a diagnostic charge for the visit, and we tell you that before attending rather than presenting it afterwards.
We cover Dubai. Response times vary by area and by how busy the day is, and we will be straight with you if your location means a longer wait than usual.
No. Everything we do is available on an ad hoc basis, and emergency call-outs never require a contract. Contracts make sense when you have enough units that scheduled servicing is a real annual cost anyway, or when being without cooling for several days genuinely is not an option.
Quoted before work starts, always. Where diagnosis is needed first, that is priced separately and the repair quoted once we know what is wrong. Nothing gets carried out on the assumption you will approve the cost afterwards.
Yes, and most of our work is in occupied homes and trading businesses. We sheet and protect work areas, keep disruption to one room at a time where possible, and clear up properly afterwards. For commercial premises we schedule outside trading hours where that is what the job needs.