Carpentry Services Dubai
Almost every flat in Dubai has a corner that furniture does not fit. An awkward alcove, a sloped ceiling under a stair, a bedroom where a standard wardrobe leaves a gap you lose things down.
Carpentry is what fills those, and it is also what keeps the doors, frames and units you already have working. We repair, we adjust, and we build to fit where nothing off the shelf will.
- Doors hung, eased and repaired
- Wardrobes and storage built to fit
- Kitchen units repaired or replaced
- Skirting, architrave and shelving

What we make and what we mend
Most carpentry calls are repairs. The making is what people come for once they have seen the repairs done properly.
Doors and frames
Hanging new doors, easing ones that catch, repairing a frame that has split around the latch, and replacing hinges that have dropped. A door that has never closed properly usually has a frame problem rather than a door problem.
UsuallyRepair before replacement
Built-in wardrobes
Made to the wall rather than to a catalogue, which is the only way to use a full alcove or a room with an awkward corner. Hanging, shelving and drawers laid out around what you actually own.
UsuallyBuilt to the room
Kitchen units and doors
Cabinet doors that no longer sit level, soft close hinges that have given up, drawer runners that catch, and worktop edges that have swollen. Replacing the doors and hardware costs a fraction of a new kitchen.
UsuallyDoors and hardware, not a rip out
A full kitchen insteadShelving and storage
Alcove shelving, storage above a stair, a run of cupboards along a hallway, or a shoe cupboard by a door that has never had one. Fixed properly into the wall behind it.
UsuallyFitted, not free standing
Skirting and architrave
Replacing skirting damaged by a leak, adding it where a floor has been changed, and matching an existing profile so a repair does not announce itself in a doorway.
UsuallyProfiles matched
Repairs after water damage
Swollen carcasses under a sink, a wardrobe base that has lifted, a door bottom that has gone soft. We replace what has failed, but the leak comes first or it happens again.
UsuallyThe leak first, then the timber
Find the leak first
How a made to measure job runs
Measured on site, made off site, fitted in a day. Nothing is cut in your living room, which keeps the dust and the noise where they belong.
A repair is usually a single visit. Built-in work runs one to three weeks between the measure and the fit, depending on the material and the finish.
- 1
Measure and agree
The space measured properly, including how far out of square it is, and a layout agreed with you. Every wall in every flat is out of square somewhere.
- 2
Material and finish
Board, veneer, laminate or paint finish, chosen against where it is going. A wardrobe in a bedroom and a unit in a laundry room want different materials.
- 3
Made off site
Cut and assembled in the workshop, so what arrives at your door is components rather than a week of sawing in your hallway.
- 4
Fit, scribe and finish
Fitted and scribed to the wall so there is no gap along the edge, hardware adjusted, and everything cleared away the same day.
Before you replace the kitchen
A kitchen that looks tired is usually a kitchen with tired doors. The carcasses behind them are boxes, and unless water has got to them they are generally fine long after the fronts and the hinges have stopped looking or working the way they should.
New doors, new handles, new hinges and runners, and a worktop if it has taken damage, transforms a kitchen for a fraction of a rip out and takes days rather than weeks. It is also far less disruptive if you actually live there.
If the layout is wrong, or the carcasses have swollen from a long leak, then a replacement is the honest answer and we will say so. But it is worth having somebody look before you assume.
Full kitchen renovationWhat people book with this
Handyman
The small jobs. Shelves, doors, curtain rails, TV mounts, locks and hinges.
Painting
Interior and exterior painting, with the crack repair and preparation first.
Renovation
Bathrooms, kitchens and whole flats, run by one team from strip-out to handover.
Tiling
Floor and wall tiling, regrouting, and replacing tiles that have lifted.
We also cover plumbing, electrical, handyman, painting, carpentry, tiling and renovation. An annual maintenance contract puts the lot on one schedule, or see everything we do.
Where our technicians go
Across the whole city, from the Marina and Downtown out to Mirdif, Al Barsha and the newer communities. If your building is not listed it does not mean we do not come.
New Dubai
- Dubai Marina
- Jumeirah Lakes Towers
- Palm Jumeirah
- Jumeirah Beach Residence
- Emirates Hills
- The Greens and The Views
- Discovery Gardens
- Dubai Media City
Central Dubai
- Downtown Dubai
- Business Bay
- DIFC
- Al Barsha
- Jumeirah
- Umm Suqeim
- Al Quoz
- Trade Centre
Old Dubai
- Deira
- Bur Dubai
- Al Karama
- Al Nahda
- Mirdif
- Al Qusais
- Oud Metha
- Garhoud
Outer communities
- Arabian Ranches
- Jumeirah Village Circle
- Dubai Silicon Oasis
- Dubai Sports City
- Damac Hills
- Motor City
- Dubai Hills Estate
- International City
Questions we get asked on the phone
Can you build a wardrobe to fit an odd space?
That is most of what built-in carpentry is for. An alcove, a sloped ceiling under a stair, a corner that a standard wardrobe leaves a useless gap beside. It is measured to the actual space, including how far out of square the walls are, and scribed to fit when it goes in so there is no gap down the side.
How long does a built-in wardrobe take?
Usually one to three weeks from measure to fit, and most of that is the workshop rather than your home. The fitting itself is normally a day. Painted finishes take longer than laminate because of drying time between coats.
My door has started catching on the floor. Why?
Usually humidity, and in a Dubai flat that is as much about the air conditioning as the weather outside. Timber takes up moisture and swells, so a door can start catching after a spell with the AC off or a room that gets damp. The fix depends on how much movement there is, and it is often a hinge adjustment rather than taking anything off the door, because a door planed while it is swollen rattles once it dries back.
Can you repair kitchen cabinet doors rather than replace them?
Often, yes. Hinges, soft close mechanisms and drawer runners are replaceable parts and are usually what has actually failed. Where the door itself has swollen or the finish has gone, replacing just the fronts and hardware is a fraction of a new kitchen and takes days instead of weeks.
Do you work with a design I have already had drawn?
Yes. Bring the drawing and we will tell you honestly what works, what will not fit the space as drawn, and where the price sits. Designers rarely measure how far out of square a wall is, and that is usually where a drawing meets reality.
Is there a lot of dust and noise?
Less than people expect, because the cutting happens in the workshop. What happens in your home is fitting, scribing and adjusting, which is a day of moderate noise rather than a week of it.
Book a carpentry visit
Send a photograph of the space and rough measurements. That is enough for us to tell you what is possible and what it is likely to cost.
