The Property Masters delivers office and commercial electrical fit-outs across Dubai — the power, data, lighting and safety systems that make a workspace function. A commercial fit-out is more than wiring: it's power and structured data cabling, lighting, distribution boards and coordination of fire-alarm and Civil Defence requirements, often delivered after-hours in an occupied building. Our work is carried out to DEWA requirements by qualified, licensed electricians, coordinated with the wider MEP scope, and scoped as a fixed quote after a free assessment, subject to +5% VAT.
Commercial electrical is a different discipline
Wiring an office isn't a scaled-up home job. A workspace must deliver reliable power, structured data cabling, the right lighting for productivity and life-safety systems — all coordinated with the landlord's base build, the AC and a fit-out programme with a hard deadline.
What an office electrical fit-out covers
- Power distribution — small-power to workstations, dedicated circuits for servers and equipment, floor boxes and dado trunking; planned around the desk layout, built to flex when the layout changes.
- Structured data and network cabling — backbone for IT, phones and Wi-Fi; run and terminated properly alongside power so the two don't interfere.
- Lighting and controls — efficient LED lighting set to the right levels for screen-based work, with occupancy sensing and emergency lighting where required.
- Distribution boards and sub-mains — correctly rated boards and sub-distribution sized to the tenancy's load with proper protection.
- Fire-alarm and life-safety coordination — interfacing with the building's systems and Dubai Civil Defence (DCD) requirements commercial spaces must meet.
- Load schedules and DEWA — load schedule and any DEWA fit-out approval or upgrade; see our DEWA approvals page.
Fire alarm and Civil Defence — the part you can't skip
Commercial spaces carry life-safety obligations that homes don't.
- Fire-alarm interface — fit-out work must connect correctly with the building's existing system.
- Emergency lighting and exit signage — must be maintained.
- DCD sign-off — often what gates a space being occupied; discovering this at handover stalls the opening.
We flag these requirements at assessment and coordinate the electrical interfaces with the specialist life-safety scope.
After-hours and occupied-building working
- Live buildings — staging the work to limit disruption to neighbouring tenants.
- Access and isolations — coordinated with building management.
- After-hours or weekend working — to meet deadlines; factored into the scope and quote up front.
How it's scoped and priced
We scope by work, not a headline rate: floor area, desk density, cabling, lighting, distribution and life-safety scope, and programme.
- Smaller elements — from an indicative AED 129 per hour plus materials.
- Full fit-out — fixed quote after assessment, subject to +5% VAT.
We're a young company, founded in 2025 — qualified, licensed electricians delivering commercial work to DEWA requirements and operating to ISO 9001 principles. Wider fit-out approvals (DM vs Trakhees, community NOCs, Civil Defence) are in our Dubai fit-out approvals guide.
Book a free assessment on +971 50 928 5264 and we'll scope your office fit-out, flag the Civil Defence and DEWA requirements early, and give you a fixed quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does an office electrical fit-out include?
It covers the full electrical scope of a workspace: power distribution to desks and equipment with floor boxes and dado trunking, structured data and network cabling, efficient lighting with controls and emergency lighting, correctly rated distribution boards and sub-mains, and coordination of fire-alarm and Civil Defence life-safety requirements. It also includes the load schedule and any DEWA fit-out approval the space needs. It's a coordinated project judged on reliability, compliance and minimal disruption — not a scaled-up home wiring job.
Do you handle fire alarm and Civil Defence requirements?
Commercial spaces in Dubai carry life-safety obligations that homes don't — fit-out work usually has to interface with the building's fire-alarm system, maintain emergency lighting and exit signage, and meet Dubai Civil Defence (DCD) requirements, and that sign-off often gates a space being occupied. We flag these requirements at the assessment and coordinate the electrical interfaces with the specialist life-safety scope, so it's handled early rather than discovered at handover where it would stall the opening.
Can you work after-hours or in an occupied building?
Yes — much commercial work happens in live, occupied buildings or against deadlines that only out-of-hours or weekend working can meet. We plan around that: staging the work to limit disruption to neighbouring tenants, coordinating access and isolations with building management, and keeping the site clean and safe. Working in an occupied building is a programme and coordination challenge as much as an electrical one, and we factor any after-hours working into the scope and quote up front.
Is the work done to DEWA requirements, and do you handle approvals?
Yes — all work is carried out to DEWA requirements by qualified, licensed electricians, and we handle the electrical side of any DEWA fit-out approval, load schedule or upgrade the space needs. Formal DEWA submissions go 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 commercial fit-out?
By scope, not a headline rate. Commercial pricing depends on the floor area, desk density, the cabling and lighting, the distribution and life-safety scope, and the programme — including any after-hours premium. We assess the space, prepare the scope and load schedule, and give a fixed quote, with smaller elements drawing on our electrical rate from an indicative AED 129 per hour plus materials where that's fairer. All pricing is indicative until assessment, then fixed, and subject to +5% VAT.