Company information
Fixing Carpet
Dubai carpet fitting and flooring services for homes and businesses, including installation, cutting, stitching, underlay and carpet removal.
Directory listing in Dubai, Dubai Emirate, United Arab Emirates. Listed categories: Flooring - Suppliers; Interior Decorators ' Supplies. Available listing details: Phone, Email, Website.
Company information
Fixing Carpet provides carpet fitting services from its listed address in Al Quoz 4, Dubai. Its website describes work for both residential and commercial spaces, with services ranging from installation and tailored cutting to stitching, underlay and removal of existing carpet. The company says it has operated in the UAE since 2012 and serves Dubai as well as other emirates. Its published contact details allow customers to discuss a home, office or other flooring requirement directly.
Carpet fitting experience and material choices
The company presents itself as a UAE-based carpet installation provider, reporting that it began operating in 2012. Its About Us page describes a team of carpet fitters and management staff and states that the business has completed thousands of projects. Those figures are company-reported; they describe the provider’s account of its work rather than independently audited totals.
Fixing Carpet says it works with carpet types including wool, sisal, jute, polyester and olefin. Its website also refers to nylon. The range suggests that customers can discuss different material preferences when planning a fitting, though the pages do not provide a complete product catalogue, material specifications or stock availability.
- The company identifies homes and offices among the settings it serves.
- It describes its approach as starting with an assessment of the customer’s requirements.
Installation, preparation and finishing
Carpet installation is the central service described on the company website. Fixing Carpet says it installs carpets on floor areas and stairs, and can work with shaped or flat spaces. Its pages refer to made-to-measure fitting, which may be relevant where carpet needs to be cut to suit the dimensions or layout of a room. Customers can ask how measurements are taken and what preparation is needed before work begins.
The listed related services include carpet cutting and stitching, carpet patching and underlay. The site also mentions self-levelling, but provides little explanation of the process or the conditions under which it is used. Underlay choices mentioned include foam and rubber, described in relation to comfort and moisture resistance. The company’s homepage also names gripper rods, adhesives and seam irons as installation accessories. Specific materials and methods should be confirmed for each project.
The company lists removal of old carpet as a service. This can be discussed as part of a replacement job, alongside the new carpet fitting and any underlay or finishing requirements. The website states that it handles residential and commercial carpet installations, including offices, retail spaces, apartments and mosques; it does not specify project size limits or a standard timetable.
- Ask whether the proposed fitting includes measuring, cutting, seams, transitions and removal of existing flooring.
- For stairs or unusually shaped areas, share dimensions or arrange an assessment before confirming the material and scope.
Dubai base and UAE service area
Fixing Carpet lists its address as Al Quoz 4, Dubai, and publishes a UAE telephone number and company-domain email on its contact page. The company says it serves Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and other areas of the UAE. This establishes the service area it advertises, while the supplied pages do not list separate branch addresses outside Dubai.
Its contact page says its team can visit a customer’s home or office for fitting and describes the delivery of carpets and installation tools to the work location. Customers outside Dubai should confirm availability for their specific address, as well as any arrangements for site visits or delivery. The local address and contact channels provide a starting point for enquiries about a project in Dubai.
Planning a residential or commercial fitting
The website describes work in homes and business premises and names offices, shops, apartments and mosques as examples. For a useful initial discussion, customers can identify the rooms or areas involved, approximate dimensions, carpet material and whether the job is a new installation or a replacement. Stairs, patterned carpet and complex room shapes may call for particular cutting or seam considerations, so it is helpful to raise these details early.
Fixing Carpet advertises measurement and quote requests through its website. The supplied pages do not establish a universal price, project duration or scope for every installation. Customers should therefore confirm the quotation, what it covers, timing, access requirements and any preparation or disposal arrangements with the company before scheduling work.
- Keep a note of the room measurements and flooring conditions, if available.
- Confirm whether underlay, carpet supply, old carpet removal and finishing are included in the proposed scope.
Questions to raise before requesting a quote
For a first enquiry, explain whether the project is at a home, office or another property, and provide the location and approximate area. Ask which carpet materials are suitable for the intended use and whether the company can supply the chosen carpet as well as fit it. If you are replacing existing flooring, ask whether removal and disposal are part of the estimate.
It may also help to confirm how the company will assess measurements, what underlay and fixing method are proposed, and how seams or edges will be finished. For a multi-room or commercial requirement, ask whether the estimate can itemise areas and work stages. These are practical points for comparing scopes; the company’s published pages do not promise a particular price or completion time.
The contact page lists +971 52 208 7313 and info@fixingcarpet.com. It states daily working hours of 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Customers can use those details to ask about site assessment, service-area availability and the next steps for a carpet installation or repair enquiry.