Cost of Bedroom & Garden Renovation in Al Zahia – Dec 2025 | Real Quote
In a fragmented UAE market where homeowners are often forced to juggle separate contractors for their garden and their interiors, Wasleen Technical Services stands apart as a true Turnkey Specialist. While most fabricators limit their scope to “just the pergola,” we possess the distinct in-house engineering capability to execute complex Hybrid Renovations—seamlessly transforming your luxury bedroom interiors and your outdoor landscape simultaneously. This case study in Al Zahia, Sharjah, demonstrates our unique ability to deliver a high-end Bedroom Fit-Out and a heavy-duty Mild Steel Pergola under a single contract, eliminating the chaos of multi-vendor management while ensuring aesthetic consistency from the inside out.
Project Overview: Homeowners in Al Zahia, Sharjah often face the challenge of coordinating multiple contractors: one for the garden, one for the pergola, and another for interior fit-out.
In this December 2025 project, Wasleen delivered a Turnkey Renovation Solution. The client required a seamless transformation of their first-floor bedroom and their outdoor garden simultaneously.
The Challenge: The project involved “Demolition Works” inside an occupied villa (dust control) and “Landscaping Works” over a large 270 SQM area. The client wanted a single point of responsibility for the entire scope, from the gypsum ceiling inside to the reinforced concrete pergola base outside.
Below is the verified, unredacted cost breakdown for this multi-disciplinary project.
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1. Client Demands vs. Engineer’s Proposal
Client Demand: “I want to refresh my master bedroom with new flooring and a wardrobe, and completely redo the backyard with maintenance-free grass and a shaded sitting area.”
The Site Constraint: The existing bedroom tiles needed removal without damaging the subfloor. The garden soil was uneven and required stabilization before laying grass.
Wasleen Technical Proposal:
Interior: We implemented a “Dust-Free Demolition” protocol for the tile removal and installed a custom gypsum ceiling with integrated lighting.
Landscaping: Instead of laying grass on loose sand, we proposed a Compacted Base with Silica Sand Infills and Crumb Rubber Granules to give the artificial turf a natural “bounce” and stability.
Structure: A Mild Steel (MS) Pergola with a solid aluminium roof, anchored to a newly cast 120mm Reinforced Concrete Slab.
2. The Unredacted Quote (Verified Dec 2025)
Project Ref: QT202512-127
Location: Al Zahia Community, Sharjah
Scope: Interior Fitout + Hard/Soft Landscaping + Pergola Structure
3. Method Statement & Risk Mitigation (Execution Plan)
Handling demolition inside a finished home while simultaneously building heavy structures outside requires strict separation of zones.
Phase 1: Interior Demolition (Dust Control)
Risk: Fine dust from tile removal contaminating the central AC system.
Mitigation: We sealed the AC vents in the bedroom and installed temporary “Zip-Wall” plastic barriers at the door.
Method:
Mechanical chipping of existing tiles using Hilti breakers.
Immediate bagging of debris and removal via the balcony/window route to avoid tracking through the house.
Self-leveling compound application to prepare the subfloor for new tiles.
Phase 2: Landscaping Stability
Risk: Artificial grass sinking or wrinkling over time.
Mitigation: Proper sub-base compaction.
Method:
Leveling the 270 SQM area and removing large rocks.
Compacting the soil to create a hardpan surface.
Installing the grass rolls and infilling with Crumb Rubber Granules. This adds weight to hold the grass down and provides cushioning for walking.
Phase 3: Structural Foundation
Risk: Pergola columns shifting in the sand.
Mitigation: We cast a 7x4m Reinforced Concrete Slab.
Method:
Formwork setup for the 120mm thick slab.
Installation of steel rod reinforcement (rebar) inside the formwork.
Pouring and curing concrete for 72 hours before installing the Mild Steel base plates.
💡 Wasleen Expert Insight
Why Crumb Rubber Matters: Many contractors just use sand to weigh down artificial grass. Wasleen uses Rubber Granules. This infill mimics the “bounce” of real soil, making the grass safer for children to play on and preventing the blades from flattening out over time.
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