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Office Partitions
Removal of agreed gypsum and glazed divisions.
Office strip-out and demolition in Dubai and across the UAE.
Mahraj Building Maintenance LLC removes agreed office interiors ahead of refurbishment, relocation or a new fit-out. We define the items to remove and retain around your property and project requirements.
Interior removal and any partial structural work are scoped separately where required.
Clear the existing fit-out. Plan the next workspace.
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Ceiling & Floor Finishes
Selected ceilings, carpet tiles and other existing finishes.
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Joinery & Office Fittings
Agreed counters, cabinetry and fixed interior fittings.
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Services Coordination
Identification, isolation and removal requirements discussed with responsible project trades.
What stays is as important as what goes.
Share drawings, site photographs and building requirements so we can discuss the office demolition or strip-out scope.
Removal and retention drawings
Identify items to remove and those that must remain.
Building access and working arrangements
Discuss access and applicable site requirements.
Required condition at handover
Establish the scope needed for the next fit-out.
Our processA clear plan.
A clear plan.
From first call to handover.
Discuss requirements
Tell us about your space, objectives and the items to remove.
Review the site
We review the existing conditions and project requirements.
Agree the quotation
Review the proposed scope and quotation before work proceeds.
Carry out the works
Our team carries out the demolition or strip-out works as agreed.
Related services.
Your service questions, answered.
Can you strip out only part of an office?
Yes. We can discuss selected partitions, finishes and fittings, with retained areas clearly identified.
What should I provide for a quotation?
Share your location, office photographs, available drawings and removal requirements.
Can retained areas be excluded?
Yes. The agreed removal and retention scope identifies excluded areas.
Does office strip-out include reinstatement?
Reinstatement requirements must be discussed and quoted as a separate or specifically included scope.