DED Licensed
InterNACHI Certified
RERA Approved
15,000+
Inspections Completed
1 Yr
Check Interval
24–48h
Report Delivery
4.9 ★
Google Rating
Ceramic & porcelain tile, marble, granite & natural stone, engineered wood, laminate, vinyl & carpet, epoxy & industrial coating, and wet-area flooring in bathrooms, kitchens & balconies.
Dubai’s Building Quality and Safety Law (Law No. 3 of 2026) explicitly names facade integrity among the systems building owners must have routinely inspected — alongside structural elements, fire safety, and MEP systems. Buildings without a current Quality and Safety Certificate cannot legally operate.
Incomplete mortar coverage beneath the tile — sounds hollow when tapped.
Adjacent tiles or slabs sitting at different heights, beyond ANSI tolerance.
Failed or missing waterproofing membrane in wet areas.
Thermal expansion stress, especially near indoor-outdoor transitions.
Humidity-driven swelling where expansion gaps weren't allowed for.
Inconsistent joint width or premature cracking at stress points.
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Cracks, chips, stains, discoloration, and surface wear across every room.
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Laser-measured against ANSI A108.02 tolerances — not guesswork.
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Bathrooms, kitchens, balconies, and wet areas checked with moisture meters.
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Adhesion, hollow sounds, grout consistency, and joint alignment.
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Correct placement and condition to accommodate thermal movement.
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Slip risk, trip hazards, and transitions checked for daily use.
Insist on an inspection before purchase to catch latent defects and workmanship issues before they become your problem.
A pre-listing inspection surfaces issues early, strengthening your negotiating position and speeding up closing.
Document flooring condition at move-in and move-out to protect security deposits and rental value.
Have your own record of existing condition to avoid disputes over damage later.
Evaluate true condition and maintenance cost before committing capital to a property.
Ensure offices, retail spaces, and commercial units meet safety and durability standards for tenants.
Yes. Even new properties can have hidden defects like loose tiles, uneven surfaces, or waterproofing issues that aren’t visible at first glance — a professional inspection catches these while the developer is still liable.
Most apartments take 1–2 hours; larger villas with multiple flooring types can take 2–4 hours.
Yes — apartments, villas, offices, retail units, and commercial spaces, all inspected to the same ANSI-referenced standard.
Yes — a photo-documented PDF with severity ratings and repair guidance, delivered within 24–48 hours.
Yes — moisture meters are used in every bathroom, kitchen, and balcony to detect waterproofing failures before they become visible.