Know your property. Before you own the problems.

Before you sign the handover acceptance with a developer, or before the final payment to a renovation crew. Any defect found before signing is fixed at the contractor's cost — after signing, it becomes yours.

A room-by-room inspection of finishing, structures, electrical safety and plumbing, with laser measurements and photo evidence. You receive a bilingual Russian/English PDF report within 48 hours: defect register by zone, severity grading and a clear verdict — ready for handover or not.

In one recent two-floor office audit we documented 18 defects, 3 of them critical electrical-safety violations. Rectification after acceptance would have cost the owner tens of thousands of dirhams — before acceptance, the contractor pays.

We recommend how each defect should be fixed or redone and can supervise the rectification. The physical works are executed by independent trade specialists — this keeps our audit objective and free of any upsell.

Yes. Communication, site visits and reports are available in Russian and English. The report itself is bilingual RU/EN, so it works with both your family and your developer.

Market rates run about AED 1 per square foot — apartments typically AED 800–2,200, villas from AED 3,500. We confirm a fixed quote before booking, so the price never changes on the day. One developer-paid defect usually covers the entire fee.

The DLP is the period — usually 12 months after handover — during which the developer must fix reported defects at their cost. But only defects that are formally documented and reported count. A professional audit report inside the DLP is what turns your complaint into the developer's obligation.

Not unless your sale and purchase agreement explicitly says so. Developer emails claiming 'no external parties' usually have no contractual basis. Where needed, a UAE-attested limited power of attorney makes us your authorised representative — a standard document developers accept.

Yes. After the audit we can recommend and integrate a CEDIA-track smart home on open KNX standards — lighting, shading, climate, security — designed around a digital twin of your property, so every device is documented for the building's lifetime.

On-site inspection typically takes 2–4 hours for apartments, 4–8 hours for villas, depending on size and condition. Finished bilingual RU/EN report lands within 48 hours of the visit. For urgent handover windows we can turn around in 24 hours.

Across villa handovers audited in 2026, the recurring categories are: electrical safety and earthing errors (~22% of all defects), MEP joinery (misaligned joinery, hollow tile zones, poor silicone), waterproofing on wet balconies and bathrooms, HVAC commissioning gaps, and smart-home wiring that doesn't match the drawings.

Your USTA report is formal evidence timestamped inside the Defect Liability Period. If the developer refuses to act, we help you escalate: formal letter with the report attached, then RERA (Dubai's real-estate regulator) complaint, and if necessary court-ready documentation. In practice most developers accept a well-documented report rather than face a RERA case.

A bilingual Russian/English PDF, usually 20–80 pages. Each defect has a unique ID, zone and location (floor plan reference), photo evidence, severity grading (A/B/C), a recommended rectification method, and whose cost it falls under (developer or owner). Appendix includes laser measurements and a one-page executive verdict.

KNX is an open, hardwired international building-automation standard — not a brand. Any KNX-certified installer can service any KNX villa. Compare to proprietary systems (Control4, Crestron, Lutron) which lock you to one integrator. KNX works without internet, has a 30-year service life, and is the standard most Dubai luxury developers specify.