Villa Reno takes on a single villa project at a time — by design. No rotating team, no split focus across five job sites. From contractor selection to final handover, your project has one person, fully committed, until it's done.
Focusing on a small number of villa communities means faster site visits, vendors I already trust nearby, and a working knowledge of each community's approvals and HOA quirks — not something I'm learning on your project.
Outside of a full turnkey package, a villa renovation means dealing with a construction contractor, electrician, plumber, painter, kitchen installer, landscaper, and more — each hired separately. Without someone coordinating them, that job falls on you: chasing quotes, catching mistakes before they're covered up, and being the only one holding the whole timeline together.
I don't do the fit-out work myself, and I don't take a cut from the vendors I bring in. I coordinate every trade on your project so you deal with one person, not ten — from first quote to final snag list.
Already have a contractor's quote in hand? I'll review it independently — is the pricing fair, is anything missing from the scope, are there red flags worth asking about before you commit. No ongoing engagement required.
A written review of your quote — pricing, scope gaps, and questions worth raising with the contractor — usually within 48 hours.
Request an auditOrder matters here — each stage locks in decisions the next one depends on.
We walk the villa together, define what's changing, and set a realistic budget before a single quote is requested.
I source and compare contractors and suppliers from my network, and negotiate on your behalf.
Regular site visits, milestone inspections, and a weekly update — so you always know where things stand.
Final snagging, sign-off, and documentation, so nothing gets quietly left unfinished.
Renovating a villa you can't walk into? That's exactly what this is built for.
A weekly update — photos, spend tracker, timeline status — so you always know where things stand.
A Power of Attorney lets me act as your representative — you sign once, not for every step.
Check progress yourself, anytime, from anywhere — quoted separately, with signage and contractor sign-off per UAE privacy rules.
The relationship doesn't have to end at the final snag list.
Every warranty, manual, and vendor contact — organized in one place, not a folder of PDFs.
AC, pool, smart home checks — I keep the schedule and send the reminder before anything's due.
A snag follow-up, a delivery to coordinate, a vendor to call back — on-call support after move-in.
A management fee only — separate from what you pay contractors and suppliers. Select what your project involves and see an estimate instantly.
I've renovated several properties of my own in Dubai, and I've watched friends go through the same with theirs. The same pattern kept showing up: juggling. Separate companies for windows, curtains, cabinets, balcony closure and landscaping, plus a contractor, electrician, painter and kitchen installer on top. Somewhere in the middle of my second renovation, I remember thinking I'd have paid good money for one person to just handle all of it. Not a company doing the work itself and calling it "project management," but someone who actually stood between me and every vendor, and who kept my comfort, my budget, my taste and my needs as their number one priority.
Villa Reno exists because I couldn't find that person, so I became that person. I take on one villa project at a time, not several in parallel. It's a deliberate limit, not a growth stage I'll outgrow. While your project is underway, it has my full attention, not a share of it.
I take on one villa engagement at a time, so it's worth checking availability early. A first conversation costs nothing — just an honest look at your project and what it would take to run it properly.