Electrical Contracting in Dubai — Project-Scale Electrical Work

The Property Masters delivers electrical contracting across Dubai for work bigger than a call-out — renovation and fit-out wiring, new installations and load upgrades that need proper drawings, load schedules, testing and certification. Where a single fault is a repair, a full installation is a project: it needs design, coordination and sign-off. Our work is carried out to DEWA requirements by qualified, licensed electricians and scoped as a fixed quote after a free assessment, subject to +5% VAT. We operate to ISO 9001 principles.

When you need a contractor, not just an electrician

A tripping breaker or dead socket is a fault to fix. A renovation rewire, new villa installation, load upgrade or commercial fit-out is contracting — it needs drawings, a load schedule, a sequence of trades, testing and certification, and someone accountable for the whole thing.

What project electrical contracting involves

  • Design and drawings — the electrical layout planned around how the space will actually be used, not improvised on site.
  • Load schedules and circuit design — each circuit sized and balanced, cable selected for its load and run, protective devices specified; also what DEWA submissions are built on.
  • Distribution boards and sub-mains — correctly rated boards, sub-distribution where needed, proper protection throughout.
  • First and second fix — running cable, mounting boards and back-boxes, then fitting accessories, lighting and connections.
  • Testing, inspection and certification — installation tested and documented so you have evidence it was done correctly.
  • DEWA coordination — where the project needs DEWA approval, load upgrade or inspection, we manage the electrical side; see our DEWA approvals page.

Why drawings and load schedules matter

Documentation isn't bureaucracy — it's what makes the installation safe and approvable.

  • Load schedule — forces every circuit to be sized to its real demand; prevents overloaded cable and nuisance tripping later.
  • Drawings — let electrical work coordinate cleanly with joinery, AC and plumbing so there are no clashes buried in walls.
  • Certification — proof the installation meets the standard; skipping it is how cheap installs create the problems we get called to fix.

How a project is scoped and priced

Honest project pricing comes from the scope:

  • Smaller elements — from an indicative AED 129 per hour plus materials.
  • Full project — fixed quote after assessment based on installation size, circuits, DEWA approvals involved and programme, subject to +5% VAT.

We operate to ISO 9001 principles of documented, repeatable quality. We're a young company, founded in 2025 — qualified, licensed electricians doing project work properly, honest about where a formal DEWA submission goes through an enrolled consultant.

Book a free assessment on +971 50 928 5264 and we'll scope your project, prepare the drawings and load schedule it needs, and give you a fixed quote.

  • Power distribution layout and load calculation
  • Main distribution board and sub-board installation
  • Socket, switch, and lighting circuit installation
  • Three-phase and single-phase system work
  • Cable management and trunking installation
  • Coordination with authority inspection requirements

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between electrical contracting and an electrician call-out?

A call-out is a repair — diagnosing and fixing a specific fault like a tripping breaker or a dead socket. Electrical contracting is a project: a renovation rewire, a new villa installation, a load upgrade or a commercial fit-out that needs drawings, a load schedule, coordination with other trades, testing and certification, and someone accountable for the whole installation. If your work needs design and sign-off rather than just a fix, it's contracting, and that's what this service covers.

Do you prepare drawings and load schedules?

Yes. For project work we prepare or coordinate the electrical drawings and load schedule, because they're what make the installation safe and approvable. A load schedule sizes every circuit to its real demand, which prevents overloaded cable and nuisance tripping later, and it's also what DEWA submissions are built on. The drawings let the electrical work coordinate cleanly with joinery, AC and plumbing so there are no clashes buried in the walls. The documentation isn't bureaucracy — it's the difference between a sound installation and a future problem.

Do you handle DEWA approval for the project?

We carry out the electrical work to DEWA requirements and manage the electrical side of any approval, load upgrade or inspection your project needs. Formal DEWA submissions and NOCs are handled through officially enrolled consultants and contractors, so where that's required we coordinate it and tell you clearly how it works rather than overstating what we sign off ourselves. Our DEWA approvals page explains the process and what typically needs approval.

How do you price a larger electrical project?

By scope, not a headline number. Project pricing depends on the size of the installation, the number of circuits, whether DEWA approval and load upgrades are involved, the finishes and the programme. We assess the work, prepare the scope and any drawings or load schedules needed, and give you a fixed quote — with smaller elements drawing on our electrical rate from an indicative AED 129 per hour plus materials where that's the fairer basis. All pricing is indicative until assessment, then fixed, and subject to +5% VAT.

Are you certified for this kind of work?

Our electrical contracting is carried out by qualified, licensed electricians working to DEWA requirements, and we operate to ISO 9001 principles of documented, repeatable quality — installations are tested and certified so you have evidence the work meets the standard. We're a young company, founded in 2025, and we're honest about that; what we offer is project work done properly, with clear documentation, and transparency about where a formal DEWA submission goes through an enrolled consultant.