DED Licensed
InterNACHI Certified
RERA Approved
Dubai mandates a maximum U-value of 1.5 W/m²K for residential glazing — glass that doesn't meet it means your AC is working harder than it should, every single day. We verify the glazing spec matches what's actually installed.
15,000+
Inspections Completed
1 Yr
Check Interval
24–48h
Report Delivery
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Dubai’s climate is extreme, humidity is high, and sand exposure can severely damage windows and doors over time — but the bigger issue is whether the glazing installed actually meets the performance it was specified to deliver.
Dubai regulations mandate a maximum U-value of 1.5 W/m²K for residential buildings and 1.2 W/m²K for commercial structures — the lower the number, the better the thermal performance. We also verify glass is genuinely tempered (EN 12150) and that insulated glass units meet seal-durability standards (EN 1279), since fogging between panes signals a failed seal, not just cosmetic wear.
Cracks, corrosion, or heat-related damage to frames, hinges, and joints checked for long-term durability.
Air gaps and water intrusion points identified — these directly affect comfort and DEWA cooling costs.
Cracks, fogging, incorrect thickness, and tempering verified for safety and regulation compliance.
Sealants, gaskets, and weather strips checked for deterioration from heat and humidity.
Smooth opening, closing, and locking mechanisms verified — displacement can signal structural stress.
Locks, handles, hinges, and safety mechanisms checked against current security standards.
Confirm windows and doors are safe, functional, and energy efficient.
Verify condition before purchase or listing to avoid disputes later.
Protect long-term property value across managed units.
Confirm compliance with UAE and Dubai building regulations before handover.
Ensure safety and security standards are met across the building.
Whether a new delivery or an older building checkup, we’ve got you covered.
Our AC bill had been high for a year — turned out our balcony door seals had failed and were letting hot air straight in. Never would have connected the two.
Fogging between the double-glazed panes on two windows meant the seal had already failed. Developer replaced both units under DLP.
Main door lock hardware was already showing corrosion from salt air near the marina. Caught and flagged before it became a real security issue.
Our AC bill had been high for a year — turned out our balcony door seals had failed and were letting hot air straight in. Never would have connected the two.
Fogging between the double-glazed panes on two windows meant the seal had already failed. Developer replaced both units under DLP.
Main door lock hardware was already showing corrosion from salt air near the marina. Caught and flagged before it became a real security issue.
Regular maintenance includes cleaning tracks, lubricating hinges, and checking seals for wear. Prompt repair or replacement of damaged hardware ensures smooth operation and long-term durability in Dubai.
Windows are inspected by checking frames, hinges, locks, and glass panels for cracks, warping, or corrosion. Air and water leakage, alignment, and compliance with UAE building standards are also assessed.
Look for cracks, broken seals, fogging, and gaps around frames. Also, check smooth operation, proper locking, and weatherproofing to prevent air or water leaks.
Inspect frames, glass, and hardware for visible damage or wear. Test all openings, locking mechanisms, and sealing while assessing weatherproofing and security.
Windows and doors in Dubai should be inspected every 12–24 months due to extreme heat, humidity, and sand exposure. Regular checks prevent damage, improve energy efficiency, and ensure safety compliance.