A brief you can share
Record what you want to change, what should stay and which details still need checking.

Maintenance enquiries · Dubai
Define what an annual maintenance contract should cover for your villa or apartment and what to ask when comparing providers.
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Halo Interiors · Our parent company
Annual maintenance for villas & apartments
Start with the equipment and fixtures you are responsible for, past faults and any handover records you have. A clear list helps you separate scheduled servicing from repairs and compare like-for-like annual maintenance contracts.
List the AC units, plumbing fixtures and other items to cover. In an apartment, confirm which systems are managed by the building and which belong to the unit.
Ask providers to state the frequency of planned visits, how faults are reported, and what call-out availability is included.
Check how labour, parts, consumables and repeat visits are priced. Record any exclusions and who approves extra work.
The maintenance provider confirms visit schedules, response terms, inclusions and pricing in its proposal.
Record what you want to change, what should stay and which details still need checking.
Identify which decisions belong to the specialist, provider or property manager.
Check where specialist work meets existing finishes, services or another package.
Ask the provider to confirm the scope, exclusions, programme and records they will supply.
How it works
Send the property details, photographs or drawings, and what you want to change.
Identify where the specialist work meets the property, finishes or other work packages.
Ask the relevant specialist or provider to confirm the scope, price, programme and any approval requirements.
Decide early Separate building-managed equipment from items you maintain, and share existing service records with providers.
Specialist proposal
Halo Works project budget range
AED 100,000 to under AED 300,000Providers price against the systems covered, frequency of visits, call-out arrangements and what labour or parts are included. Ask when coverage starts and what the first visit includes.
Specialist providers quote their own work. Ask the provider to record their inclusions, exclusions and programme before you commit.
Read the cost guideWhat a clear brief makes possible
Use one equipment and coverage list so differences in visits, call-outs, parts and exclusions are easy to spot.
Share the building or community, property type, equipment list and known issues. Include any existing maintenance agreement or handover records you want the provider to work from.
Prepare your briefCollect equipment model numbers, warranties, past service reports and a list of recurring issues so providers can price against the same information.
AMC means annual maintenance contract. The provider’s proposal should specify the systems it covers, planned visits, how call-outs work and what costs extra.
Yes. First ask building management which equipment and services are your responsibility. Compare providers against the same list of equipment and coverage.
Planning your project
MaintenanceCompare scheduled visits, call-outs, labour and parts on one list before choosing an annual plan.
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MaintenanceAsk an HVAC specialist what can stay and coordinate ducts, grilles, drainage and future access with the fit-out.
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Tell us what you want to change and when it needs to be ready. We’ll review your brief and discuss the next steps.
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