Kitchen Renovation Dubai

Send your current kitchen layout, the appliances and where they sit, and photos or video of the space. SKN reviews it and returns a written scope and quote before any work begins, and confirms the next practical step on WhatsApp.

Usually yes, but it depends on where water, drainage, and power can practically run. SKN checks the relocation before the cabinets are ordered so the joinery and services line up.

SKN can quote cabinet and countertop supply-and-install or installation support, depending on the specification. Appliances may be client-supplied or included separately; send model numbers or cut sheets so clearances and connections are checked.

The quote should separate cabinets or fronts, hardware, worktop and cut-outs, sink and tap, appliances, backsplash or tiling, demolition and disposal, plumbing, electrical, ventilation, approvals, access, and any wall or floor reinstatement. SKN sets these items out before work begins.

A cosmetic refresh is commonly planned around AED 15,000–35,000, a same-layout cabinet replacement around AED 35,000–80,000, a full mid-range renovation around AED 60,000–145,000, and a layout-change or premium villa kitchen around AED 100,000–250,000+. Your size, materials, appliances, MEP, approvals, and access determine the actual quote.

Cosmetic work may follow a simpler route, but moving plumbing or electrical points, changing ventilation, removing a wall, or working in a managed apartment can require building or community approval, a fit-out permit or NOC, and permitted hours. Dubai Development Authority identifies fit-out permits as part of its permits and NOCs process; the exact route still depends on the building, community and scope.

Yes. For apartments, the scope includes tower access, service-lift booking, common-area protection, working hours and building-management requirements. For villas, the focus may shift to larger joinery, islands, utility routes, demolition, external access and community approvals. The property type is confirmed before the quote is finalised.

Quartz, porcelain, granite, laminate, painted or laminate-finished joinery, and other options can all be specified. The choice should consider heat, humidity, water exposure, cleaning, edge detail, cabinet carcass, hardware, lead time, and budget rather than appearance alone.

We plan the cooker-hood extraction route as part of the layout so the hob position, cabinetry, and ventilation all work together rather than being fixed afterwards.