Strip, Prepare & Refinish
Old wallpaper that is faded, peeling, or simply out of date has to come off properly before anything new goes up. Our team strips wallpaper across Dubai homes and offices, clears the paste, repairs what is underneath, and then hangs new wallpaper or prepares the wall for paint.
Careful stripping, proper wall repair, and a fresh finish.
Old wallpaper often cannot be covered over. It is worth booking if you have:
Checking how many layers of paper there are and what is under them.
Scoring and softening the paper, then stripping it without gouging the wall.
Washing off paste and repairing holes, cracks, and damaged plaster.
Priming the wall, then hanging new wallpaper or painting.
Tell us about the room and what you want on the walls next.
We check the layers and wall condition and give a fixed quote.
We strip the paper, clear the paste, and repair the wall.
We prime and hang new wallpaper or paint for a clean finish.
Methods chosen to avoid gouging or damaging the plaster underneath.
Paste cleared and walls repaired, so the new finish lasts.
If something is not right, we return and address it at no extra cost.
A little preparation protects your room and speeds things up.
Wherever you are in Dubai, our team can reach you — including:
It is usually better to remove it, because moisture from the paint can loosen the paper and cause peeling later.
We use methods suited to the paper type and the wall, and we repair any minor damage before refinishing.
Multiple layers take longer to strip, and we scope that into the quote after checking the walls.
Yes, we can strip the old paper, prepare the walls, and hang the new wallpaper, or prepare the walls for paint.
Most rooms take one to three days including preparation, depending on layers and wall condition.
Yes. Every job comes with a workmanship guarantee, and we return and address any issue that appears within the warranty period at no extra charge.
Clean strip-outs and fresh finishes across all Dubai areas — fixed quotes, full workmanship guarantee.
