Strip-Out and Demolition Contractor in Dubai

Yes. Demolition at ADNEC Tower was phased inside an operating, government-occupied building with agreed hours, protected routes and coordination with building management. Noise and vibration windows, dust control and daily waste removal are agreed before mobilisation. See fit-out in an occupied tower.

Yes. Segregated waste is removed daily and disposal records are included in the handover file for the landlord or consultant. Waste segregation and disposal records matter when the lease has a reinstatement clause or the consultant needs evidence for close-out.

Yes. Isolations are planned and certified by our engineers, with permits to work and temporary supplies where the building needs them. Isolation certificates are included in the handover file, and fire and electrical isolations are timed to match the MEP and interiors programme.

Yes, with engineer sign-off on the method and temporary works before any structural element is cut. Non-structural demolition and structural openings are carried out under the same controlled package: survey, isolate, protect, sequence, remove and record, with the records included in the handover file.

Inside one contract on an occupied floor. Waste, noisy-works hours and fire isolation have to match the MEP and interiors programme, not a second contractor's calendar. A second contractor means a second set of isolations, permits and waste routes to coordinate. The wider comparison is in one contractor or separate trades.

Strip-out is the controlled removal of ceilings, partitions, finishes and old services from inside a building; demolition also removes structure. In occupied buildings both are phased, with waste and safety records, and any structural element is cut only after engineer sign-off on the method and temporary works.

In five steps: a survey of existing services, structure and hazardous materials, with the landlord's reinstatement clause reviewed; method statement, isolation plan and permits agreed with building management; one priced offer covering strip-out, disposal and making good; sequenced execution with protection and dust control; then handover with waste records and isolation certificates.

Reinstatement conditions in the lease vary, which is why the landlord's clause is reviewed at the survey and priced as making good to the landlord's requirements. Reinstatement sign-off, waste records and isolation certificates go into the handover file the landlord or consultant will ask for. In a retail unit, mall trading hours, noise limits and waste routes also drive the programme; see strip-out in an occupied mall.