Demolition Works in Dubai & UAE — Building, Shop & Structure Demolition

Demolition works represent the controlled dismantling, breaking, razing or removal of buildings, structures, interiors and hardscapes. As a leading demolition company in Dubai and the UAE, Mahraj Constructions provides end-to-end demolition services that range from delicate interior strip-outs in occupied buildings to the total demolition of multi-storey towers, shopping centres, warehouses, factories, villas, petrol stations, bridges and marine structures. Our demolition division combines 29+ years of UAE experience, a fleet of specialised demolition machinery, explosives-free mechanical methods, rigorous HSE protocols and full regulatory compliance to deliver safe, efficient and environmentally responsible demolition across all seven emirates.

Whether you require building demolition in Dubai, shop demolition in UAE, selective interior demolition, reinforced-concrete breaking, structural dismantling, or hazardous-material removal prior to redevelopment, Mahraj Constructions is the demolition contractor trusted by developers, government bodies, asset owners, retail chains and homeowners across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Al Ain, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah, Umm Al Quwain and every UAE free zone including JAFZA, DAFZA, Hamriyah, RAKEZ and KIZAD.

What Are Demolition Works in Construction?

Demolition (also known as razing, wrecking, or deconstruction) is the systematic process of dismantling or destroying a structure after it has reached the end of its useful life, is structurally compromised, no longer meets code requirements, or stands in the way of a new development. Demolition is the reverse of construction — it requires the same level of engineering knowledge, safety planning and regulatory compliance, but executed in reverse order. Demolition is not simply "knocking things down"; it is a precision-engineered sequence of operations that must account for structural stability during each phase, protection of adjacent structures, utility isolation, hazardous-material management, dust and noise control, waste segregation and recycling, and public safety.

In the UAE construction market, demolition works are experiencing rapid growth as older buildings — many constructed during the 1980s, 1990s and early 2000s — are cleared to make way for modern, code-compliant, energy-efficient developments aligned with Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan, Abu Dhabi Vision 2030 and the UAE Net Zero 2050 strategy. Mahraj Constructions' demolition engineers understand every aspect of UAE building typologies — from single-storey concrete-block shops in Deira and Satwa to 40+ storey reinforced-concrete towers in JBR, Marina and Business Bay — and plan every demolition to maximise safety, minimise disruption and recover the highest possible percentage of recyclable materials.

Comprehensive Demolition Services by Mahraj Constructions

1. Complete Building Demolition — Towers, Villas, Warehouses & Commercial Buildings

Complete building demolition involves the total removal of a structure from its site, including all above-ground structural elements, foundations, retaining walls and associated hardscapes. Mahraj delivers complete demolition for every building type found across the UAE:

• High-rise tower demolition — Controlled top-down demolition of reinforced-concrete and steel-framed towers up to 40+ storeys using long-reach excavators (up to 50-metre reach), floor-by-floor crushing, and perimeter containment systems to control debris and dust.
• Villa and residential demolition — Demolition of single- and multi-storey villas, townhouses, apartment blocks and labour camps. Includes disconnection of DEWA, Etisalat and du services, soft-strip of fixtures, structural demolition and foundation removal.
• Commercial building demolition — Shopping malls, office blocks, hotels, restaurants, showrooms, supermarkets and retail strips demolished safely with traffic management and public-protection measures in busy urban locations.
• Industrial demolition — Warehouses, factories, cold stores, workshops, hangars, fuel stations and process plants, including the safe removal of specialised equipment, hazardous materials, underground storage tanks and contaminated soils.
• Government and institutional demolition — Schools, hospitals, police stations, government offices and public buildings demolished under enhanced security and regulatory protocols.

Our complete demolition service includes everything from pre-demolition surveys and structural engineering assessments through to site clearance, crushing, material recycling and final grading — leaving the client with a clean, level platform ready for new construction or landscaping.

2. Shop Demolition — Retail, Restaurant & Commercial Interior Removal

Shop demolition is one of the most in-demand demolition services in the UAE, driven by the rapid turnover of retail tenants, restaurant rebranding, mall refurbishment programmes and the conversion of commercial spaces for new uses. Mahraj's shop demolition services cover:

• Complete shop strip-out — Removal of all tenant fit-out elements: suspended ceilings, partition walls, floor finishes, MEP services (HVAC ductwork, electrical wiring, plumbing), signage, shopfronts and furniture.
• Restaurant and F&B demolition — Specialist removal of commercial kitchen equipment, grease traps, extraction systems, gas installations, cold rooms and restaurant fit-outs.
• Mall unit demolition — Demolition within operational shopping centres, coordinated with mall management to work during off-peak hours with dust barriers, noise control and temporary hoardings to protect adjacent tenants and shoppers.
• Supermarket and retail chain demolition — High-volume, fast-turnaround strip-out and demolition for national and international retail brands refreshing multiple outlets simultaneously.
• Showroom demolition — Car dealerships, furniture showrooms, electronics stores and luxury brand boutiques stripped back to shell-and-core for new tenant fit-out.
• Office demolition and strip-out — Removal of raised access floors, partition walls, suspended ceilings, cable trays and MEP services in office buildings across DIFC, JLT, Business Bay and Downtown Dubai.

Shop demolition in the UAE is highly time-sensitive — landlords and tenants demand rapid turnaround to minimise revenue loss. Mahraj routinely completes shop strip-outs in 3–10 days depending on size and complexity, operating 24/7 shifts when programme dictates.

3. Interior Demolition and Selective Demolition

Interior demolition (also called selective demolition or soft demolition) involves the removal of specific internal elements while preserving the structural frame, external envelope and selected services. This is the most technically demanding form of demolition because it requires surgical precision to remove targeted elements without damaging retained structure. Mahraj's interior demolition capabilities include:

• Partition wall removal — Demolition of concrete-block, drywall, glass and timber partitions to create open-plan layouts.
• Floor removal — Removal of raised access floors, timber floors, screed, tiles, carpet, vinyl and epoxy coatings.
• Ceiling removal — Removal of suspended ceilings (metal grid, gypsum board, mineral fibre), bulkheads and lighting systems.
• MEP strip-out — Removal of HVAC ductwork, fan coil units, electrical distribution boards, cable trays, sprinkler pipework and plumbing.
• Structural element removal — Controlled demolition of internal columns, beams, slabs and stairs where structural alterations are required.
• Bathroom and kitchen demolition — Complete removal of sanitary ware, tiles, waterproofing, plumbing and ventilation systems for renovation projects.

4. Concrete Demolition and Breaking

Concrete demolition is a core competency for any serious demolition contractor in the UAE, given that the vast majority of UAE structures are built from reinforced concrete. Mahraj deploys specialised equipment and techniques for concrete demolition:

• Hydraulic breakers (rock hammers) — Mounted on excavators from 8 to 80 tonnes, delivering 500–10,000 joules of impact energy per blow. Used for mass concrete breaking, foundation removal and slab demolition.
• Hydraulic crushers (concrete pulverisers) — Jaw-type crushers mounted on excavators that crush concrete and separate reinforcement steel in a single operation. Ideal for elevated demolition of beams, columns and slabs.
• Diamond wire sawing — Precision cutting of thick concrete elements (walls, slabs, bridge decks) using diamond-impregnated wire under water cooling. Cuts through steel reinforcement, post-tensioned cables and prestressed strands without vibration.
• Diamond core drilling — Circular holes from 25 mm to 1,500 mm diameter through reinforced concrete for service penetrations, structural sampling and dismantling preparation.
• Controlled concrete cutting — Wall sawing, floor sawing and stitch drilling for creating openings, removing sections and facilitating controlled structural element removal.
• Brokk remote-controlled demolition robots — Compact, electric-powered demolition robots (Brokk 110, 170, 300) that operate in confined spaces, elevated structures and hazardous environments where manned equipment cannot safely work.

5. Foundation and Substructure Demolition

Removing foundations and below-ground structures is often the most challenging part of a demolition project. Mahraj's substructure demolition services include:

• Strip foundation removal — Excavation, breaking and removal of reinforced-concrete strip footings.
• Raft foundation demolition — Breaking and removal of mass-concrete raft slabs, typically 600 mm to 2,000 mm thick with heavy reinforcement.
• Pile cap and pile removal — Breaking of pile caps and extraction or cropping of bored piles, driven piles and CFA piles.
• Basement demolition — Demolition and removal of basement walls, slabs and retaining structures, often requiring temporary earth support to protect adjacent properties.
• Underground tank removal — Safe removal of underground fuel tanks, water tanks, septic tanks and grease interceptors, including soil testing and contamination assessment.
• Utility decommissioning — Disconnection, capping and removal of underground DEWA, Etisalat, du, Empower and drainage services in coordination with relevant authorities.

6. Hazardous Material Removal (Asbestos, Lead, Chemicals)

Many older buildings in the UAE (particularly those built before 2006) contain hazardous materials that must be safely removed before general demolition can commence. Mahraj's hazardous-material abatement services include:

• Asbestos identification and removal — Survey, sampling, analysis and safe removal of asbestos-containing materials (ACM) including insulation, ceiling tiles, pipe lagging, gaskets and floor tiles, in compliance with UAE Federal Environment Agency regulations.
• Lead paint removal — Identification and safe stripping of lead-based paints from steel structures, walls and doors.
• Chemical and contaminated-material removal — Safe handling, containment, transport and disposal of chemicals, PCBs, oils, fuels and contaminated soils from industrial demolition sites.
• Mould remediation — Identification and removal of mould-affected materials in water-damaged buildings prior to renovation or demolition.

The Demolition Process — From Survey to Site Clearance

Every Mahraj demolition project follows a structured, safety-first process that ensures regulatory compliance, public safety and efficient execution:

1. Pre-demolition survey and condition assessment — Structural engineer inspects the building to assess construction type, structural integrity, hazardous materials, utility connections, adjacent-structure proximity and any special risks.
2. Asbestos and hazardous-material survey — Specialist surveyor identifies and samples suspect materials. If ACM or other hazards are found, an abatement plan is developed.
3. Demolition method statement and risk assessment — Detailed engineering document specifying the sequence of demolition, temporary works (propping, shoring, scaffold), equipment selection, exclusion zones, dust and noise control measures, traffic management, waste management and emergency procedures.
4. Authority approvals and permits — Demolition permits obtained from Dubai Municipality, Abu Dhabi DMT, Sharjah Municipality or other relevant authorities. NOCs obtained from DEWA, Etisalat, du, Empower, Civil Defence and neighbouring property owners.
5. Utility disconnection — All electrical, water, gas, telecom and district-cooling services permanently disconnected and capped by licensed service providers.
6. Soft strip and hazardous-material removal — All fixtures, fittings, furniture, cladding, glazing and hazardous materials removed before structural demolition begins.
7. Structural demolition — Systematic dismantling or mechanical demolition of the structure, working from top to bottom, using the equipment and techniques specified in the method statement.
8. Foundation and substructure removal — Breaking and removal of below-ground elements to the required depth.
9. Material processing and recycling — On-site crushing of concrete for reuse as aggregate. Steel reinforcement separated and sent to licensed scrap processors. Timber, glass, aluminium and other materials segregated for recycling.
10. Site clearance and grading — All demolition waste removed, site levelled and compacted to leave a clean platform for the next phase of development.
11. Environmental verification — Post-demolition soil and groundwater testing (where required) to confirm the site is free from contamination.
12. Handover and documentation — As-built survey, waste disposal certificates, recycling records, test certificates and formal handover to the client.

Demolition Equipment and Technology

Mahraj Constructions operates a comprehensive fleet of demolition equipment suited to every type and scale of demolition project in the UAE:

Equipment Type	Primary Function	Models in Mahraj Fleet
High-Reach Demolition Excavator	Top-down demolition of multi-storey buildings (up to 50m reach)	CAT 390F UHD; Volvo EC750E HR; Komatsu PC850
Standard Demolition Excavator	General demolition, loading, sorting	CAT 345, 330, 320; Komatsu PC300, PC200
Hydraulic Breaker (Rock Hammer)	Concrete breaking, foundation removal	Atlas Copco HB7000, HB4100; Rammer G130
Hydraulic Crusher / Pulveriser	Concrete crushing, rebar separation	NPK M38K; Genesis GDR600; Kinshofer
Demolition Robot	Confined-space and elevated demolition	Brokk 110, 170, 300, 500
Diamond Wire Saw	Precision concrete cutting	Hilti DS-WS 15; Husqvarna CS 2512
Mobile Crusher	On-site concrete recycling	Metso LT106; Sandvik QJ341; Kleemann MC110Z
Dust Suppression System	Airborne dust control during demolition	BossTek DustBoss DB-60; IdroBase fog cannons
Skid-Steer Loader	Interior demolition, material handling	Bobcat S650, T770; CAT 262D
Articulated Dump Truck	Debris haulage	Volvo A30, A40; CAT 730, 740

All demolition equipment is maintained under a preventive-maintenance programme with daily pre-start inspections, weekly servicing and 500-hour major services. GPS telematics on every machine enables real-time tracking, productivity monitoring and fuel-consumption reporting.

Demolition Safety — Mahraj's Goal Zero Approach

Demolition is statistically one of the highest-risk activities in the construction industry. Mahraj's Goal Zero safety programme specifically addresses demolition hazards through:

• Demolition Permit System — No demolition activity begins without a signed demolition permit confirming structural assessment, utility isolation verification, exclusion-zone establishment, PPE requirements and emergency procedures.
• Structural Engineering Oversight — A qualified structural engineer monitors every phase of demolition to ensure the remaining structure maintains adequate stability throughout the process.
• Exclusion Zones — Physical barriers and signage establish exclusion zones around active demolition areas. Zone sizes are calculated based on building height, demolition method and debris throw distance.
• Plant-Pedestrian Segregation — Strict separation of demolition machinery and personnel, with banksmen controlling all machine movements.
• Dust Control — Water misting systems, fog cannons, dust screens and continuous monitoring ensure compliance with Dubai Municipality PM10/PM2.5 standards.
• Noise Monitoring — Continuous noise monitoring at site boundaries to ensure compliance with UAE noise regulations (65 dBA daytime residential, 55 dBA night-time).
• Vibration Monitoring — Seismographs installed on adjacent structures to monitor vibration levels during breaking operations, with pre-set alarm thresholds linked to BS 7385 / DIN 4150 standards.
• Daily Briefings and Toolbox Talks — Site-specific hazard awareness before every shift, with specialised demolition topics including structural collapse awareness, asbestos recognition and emergency response.
• Emergency Response Plan — Dedicated rescue equipment, trained rescue teams, first-aid stations and pre-defined evacuation routes for structural-collapse and fall-from-height scenarios.

Mahraj has logged over 24 million safe man-hours across all operations — including hundreds of demolition projects — without a major safety incident.

Demolition Waste Management and Recycling

Responsible waste management is a cornerstone of modern demolition practice. The UAE's Waste Management Federal Law (No. 12 of 2018) and Dubai Municipality Construction Waste regulations mandate minimum recycling rates for demolition waste. Mahraj's demolition waste management programme achieves 85%+ recycling rates through:

• On-site concrete crushing — Mobile jaw crushers process demolished concrete into recycled aggregate (6F5 / Type 1 sub-base equivalent) for immediate reuse on the same site or neighbouring projects.
• Steel recycling — All reinforcement steel, structural steel, aluminium, copper and other metals are separated, sorted and sold to licensed scrap processors.
• Timber recycling — Salvageable timber is sorted for reuse or sent to licensed chipping/composting facilities.
• Glass and aluminium recovery — Glazing systems, curtain walls and aluminium cladding are carefully dismantled and sent to specialist recyclers.
• Hazardous waste disposal — Asbestos, chemicals, contaminated soils and other hazardous materials are transported by licensed carriers to approved disposal facilities (Bee'ah, Tadweer, EMS).
• General waste disposal — Non-recyclable demolition waste is disposed of at licensed landfill sites with full documentation and weight tickets.

Demolition for Different Building Types in the UAE

Villa Demolition in Dubai

Villa demolition is the most common demolition service requested in Dubai, driven by the rebuilding of older villas in established areas such as Jumeirah, Umm Suqeim, Al Barsha, Al Manara, Al Safa, Mirdif, Al Rashidiya and Al Khawaneej. Old G+1 or G+2 villas are demolished to make way for larger, modern villas with contemporary design, improved energy efficiency and higher property values. Mahraj's villa demolition process typically takes 5–15 days and includes:

• Pre-demolition survey and permit application (Dubai Municipality or DDA).
• Utility disconnection (DEWA, Etisalat/du, district cooling).
• Soft strip of all fixtures, fittings and reusable materials.
• Mechanical demolition of superstructure using 20–30 tonne excavators with hydraulic breakers and crushers.
• Foundation removal to required depth (typically 1.5–3.0 m below existing ground level).
• On-site crushing of concrete for backfill or disposal.
• Site clearance and levelling ready for new construction.

Commercial and Retail Building Demolition

Commercial demolition in the UAE encompasses office buildings, shopping centres, hotels, restaurants, retail showrooms, car parks and mixed-use developments. These projects are often in densely developed urban locations — Business Bay, Downtown Dubai, Deira, Bur Dubai, Sheikh Zayed Road — where protection of adjacent structures, traffic management and public safety are paramount. Mahraj's commercial demolition capabilities include:

• Structural engineering assessment and demolition sequence design.
• Hoarding, scaffolding and temporary works to protect adjacent properties and public areas.
• Night-work and weekend-work scheduling to minimise disruption to neighbouring businesses.
• High-reach demolition for multi-storey structures.
• Facade removal (curtain wall, ACP cladding, stone cladding) using cherry pickers and spider cranes.
• Coordination with RTA for traffic diversions and lane closures.

Industrial Demolition — Warehouses, Factories and Process Plants

Industrial demolition requires specialised knowledge of hazardous materials, contaminated land, process equipment removal and heavy structural elements. Mahraj has completed industrial demolitions across JAFZA, Dubai Industrial City, Sharjah Industrial Area, Hamriyah Free Zone and KIZAD, including:

• Pre-demolition environmental site assessment (Phase 1 and Phase 2 ESA).
• Decommissioning and removal of process equipment, tanks, pipework and conveyors.
• Removal of underground fuel storage tanks (USTs) with soil remediation.
• Demolition of pre-engineered steel buildings (PEB), heavy concrete structures and crane-served facilities.
• Asbestos removal from older industrial buildings (insulation, roofing, gaskets).
• Contaminated soil excavation and disposal to licensed facilities.

Demolition Cost Factors in Dubai and UAE

Understanding the factors that influence demolition costs helps clients budget effectively. Key cost drivers for demolition works in Dubai and UAE include:

• Building size and height — Larger and taller buildings require more equipment, more time and more complex engineering.
• Construction type — Reinforced concrete is harder and more expensive to demolish than steel, timber or masonry.
• Location and access — Tight urban sites with limited access cost more due to smaller equipment requirements and longer durations.
• Proximity to adjacent structures — Close-proximity demolition requires precision methods, vibration monitoring and protective measures.
• Hazardous materials — Asbestos, lead paint and contaminated soils require specialist abatement, adding 15–40% to project costs.
• Basement depth — Deep basements are expensive to demolish due to temporary earth support, dewatering and below-grade breaking.
• Waste disposal — Disposal fees depend on material type, volume and distance to licensed facilities.
• Programme constraints — Accelerated demolition (24/7 operations, additional equipment) attracts premium rates.
• Permit and NOC requirements — Complex permit processes for heritage structures or high-risk locations add time and cost.

Demolition pricing depends entirely on the project specifics above — building type, size, location, access, hazardous materials and market conditions. Rather than relying on generic rates, contact Mahraj for a free site assessment and a project-specific quotation tailored to your scope.

UAE Regulations and Permits for Demolition Works

Demolition in the UAE is a heavily regulated activity requiring multiple permits and NOCs. Mahraj's in-house compliance team manages the complete permit process, including:

• Dubai Municipality (DM) Demolition Permit — Required for all building demolitions in Dubai Municipality jurisdiction. Submission includes structural assessment, method statement, insurance certificate and waste management plan.
• Dubai Development Authority (DDA) Permit — Required for demolitions in DDA-regulated areas (Dubai Healthcare City, Dubai International Financial Centre, Dubai Design District, etc.).
• Trakhees Permit — Required for demolitions in JAFZA, DMCC, Palm Jumeirah, Jumeirah Islands and other Trakhees-regulated zones.
• Civil Defence NOC — Verification that fire-safety systems are decommissioned and fire access maintained during demolition.
• DEWA NOC — Confirmation of permanent disconnection of electrical and water supply.
• Etisalat / du NOC — Confirmation of telecom service disconnection and cable-route clearance.
• Empower / ENOC NOC — Disconnection of district cooling or fuel supply where applicable.
• Adjacent Property Owner NOC — Written consent from neighbouring property owners where demolition may affect party walls or shared infrastructure.
• RTA NOC — Required when demolition affects public roads, footpaths or requires crane oversailing of highways.

Why Choose Mahraj Constructions for Demolition Works in Dubai and UAE?

• 29+ years of UAE demolition experience — From single-villa demolitions to multi-storey tower removals across all seven emirates.
• Licensed and insured — Full Dubai Municipality, DDA, Trakhees and Northern Emirates demolition contractor registration. AED 50M+ contractor-all-risk insurance.
• Specialised demolition fleet — Own fleet including high-reach excavators, hydraulic breakers, crushers, demolition robots and mobile crushers. No third-party hire delays.
• In-house structural engineers — Qualified engineers design and monitor every demolition to ensure stability and safety throughout.
• 85%+ waste recycling rate — On-site crushing and material segregation minimise landfill waste and reduce environmental impact.
• ISO 9001 / 14001 / 45001 certified — Quality, environmental and safety management systems audited annually.
• Full permit management — Our compliance team handles all DM, DDA, Trakhees, DEWA, Civil Defence and third-party NOCs.
• Transparent pricing — Detailed BOQ with lump-sum and per-m² rates. No hidden mobilisation, disposal or permit fees.
• Fast turnaround — Villa demolition in 5–15 days. Shop strip-out in 3–10 days. Multi-storey buildings from 4–16 weeks.
• Single-source contractor — Demolition, earthworks, foundations and new construction under one contract eliminates interface risk and accelerates project delivery.
• Free site assessment — Complimentary site visit and indicative demolition budget within 48 hours.

Frequently Asked Questions About Demolition Works in UAE

Do I need a permit for demolition in Dubai?

Yes. All demolition works in Dubai require a permit from the relevant authority — Dubai Municipality, DDA or Trakhees depending on the location. The permit application requires a structural assessment, method statement, insurance certificate and waste management plan. Mahraj handles the complete permit process as part of our service.

How long does it take to demolish a villa in Dubai?

A standard G+1 villa demolition (including permit processing) typically takes 3–4 weeks total: 1–2 weeks for permit processing and utility disconnection, plus 5–15 days for actual demolition and site clearance. Complex villas with basements or close to neighbouring structures may take longer.

Can demolished concrete be recycled?

Yes. Mahraj uses mobile jaw crushers to process demolished concrete into recycled aggregate on-site. This recycled material (typically 6F5 / Type 1 sub-base equivalent) can be reused for backfill, sub-base, temporary roads and landscaping, reducing both disposal costs and the need for imported virgin aggregate.

What happens to demolition waste in the UAE?

Demolition waste in the UAE must be disposed of at licensed facilities. Concrete is crushed and recycled. Steel, aluminium, copper and other metals are sent to licensed scrap processors. Hazardous materials (asbestos, chemicals, contaminated soils) are transported by licensed carriers to approved disposal sites. Mahraj achieves 85%+ recycling rates on our demolition projects.

Is asbestos common in UAE buildings?

Asbestos-containing materials (ACM) can be found in buildings constructed before 2006, particularly in insulation, ceiling tiles, pipe lagging, gaskets, floor tiles and roofing materials of industrial buildings. A pre-demolition asbestos survey is mandatory. Mahraj provides licensed asbestos identification and safe removal services.

How much does building demolition cost in Dubai?

Costs vary significantly depending on building type, size, location, access and hazardous materials. Because every project is different, we don't publish fixed rates — instead, contact Mahraj for a free site assessment and a project-specific quotation.

Request a Free Demolition Quotation from Mahraj Constructions

Whether you need to demolish a single shop unit, strip out an entire office floor, remove a villa for rebuilding, or demolish a multi-storey commercial tower, Mahraj Constructions is ready to deliver. Our demolition quotation includes:

• Free site visit and structural condition assessment.
• Indicative budget within 48 hours.
• Detailed lump-sum proposal within 7 working days.
• Method statement and demolition sequence plan.
• Equipment deployment schedule.
• Health, safety and environment plan.
• Waste management and recycling plan.
• Permit and NOC management schedule.

Contact Mahraj Constructions today to discuss your demolition requirements:

• Phone: +971 54 542 4920
• Email: [email protected]
• Office: 2203 B2B Office Tower, Marasi Drive, Business Bay, Dubai, UAE
• Hours: Monday – Saturday, 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Mahraj Constructions — Your trusted demolition company in Dubai and UAE. 29+ years of experience. 850+ projects delivered. ISO certified. Free quotes within 48 hours. Demolishing the old, building the new — safely, efficiently and responsibly.