Editorial policy

The renovation and interior design guides published by 800 Master Renovations help readers prepare a brief, compare scopes and identify questions before work starts. They cover matters such as layouts, materials, cost factors, approvals and installation sequence.

The information is a planning starting point. It is not a property survey, technical design, authority decision, quotation or project agreement. The website terms explain these limits.

800 Master Renovations is the publisher named on this website. Articles currently carry a corporate byline, such as “By 800 Master Renovations” or “Published by 800 Master Renovations”. A corporate byline identifies the publishing organisation; it does not identify an individual writer or certify independent professional review.

The About page provides the published business identity and professional-profile link. Listing a person there does not mean that person wrote or reviewed every guide. Treat individual authorship or review as established only where the relevant article explicitly identifies it.

Some pages link to external sources for specific information. For example, the renovation approvals guide links to Dubai Municipality, while the guide to choosing an interior designer references the British Institute of Interior Design.

Read the linked source together with the passage it supports. Professional guidance from another country is not evidence of Dubai licensing or approval requirements. External pages can change, and a general service directory does not determine the route for an individual property.

The cost guides distinguish cost factors, source-attributed planning ranges and hypothetical arithmetic examples. A worked example demonstrates a calculation; its assumed inputs are not company rates or a market quotation. The office cost guide labels its arithmetic example accordingly.

Third-party figures should be read with their source date and stated scope. They are not automatically an 800 Master Renovations offer. Actual inclusions, exclusions, quantities, allowances, payment terms and changes belong in a property-specific written quotation or agreement.

Approval requirements depend on the address, competent authority, owner or building rules and proposed work. A guide cannot confirm that a specific project is approved or that a particular licence covers every activity described.

The published business licence information separates the registry identity and status from the activities and responsible parties required for an individual project. Confirm the applicable route and responsibilities before committing to work.

Editorial illustrations and visualisations help explain a room, material selection or design decision. They are not evidence of a completed company project, a client property or company premises. The image captions in the interior designer guide make that distinction.

The current project planning page explains how to prepare an enquiry; it is not a completed-project case study. Do not infer a client, address, budget, construction duration or measured result from an illustrative image.

Where a page displays a publication or update date, read it as a date associated with that page, not a guarantee that every linked source, product or authority requirement remains unchanged. A publication date and an update date serve different purposes.

A dated Google-profile snapshot is historical information, not a live review feed. Check the linked public profile or original source for current details. This policy does not assert a fixed review interval or independent review of every article.

To flag an issue, use the published contact route or call +971 54 407 2823. Include the page URL, the passage concerned and a source or explanation that helps identify the issue. Do not include sensitive personal information in an initial enquiry.

For information about handling an enquiry, see the Privacy Notice. A contact request is not an accepted quotation, booking or project agreement.