Protection & labour
Protect the finish on your Dubai project before the next trade damages it
The cheapest rectification is the one you never need. We protect valuable installed finishes through every stage of the build — customised to the installation — with labour working day and night shifts to hold your programme.

What it is
The scope, done right
Every finish installed on a tower is exposed the moment the following trade arrives. M&M Services Group — an Australian facade and surface rectification specialist with 25+ years in the trade and 90+ skilled staff — supplies customised protection products and services for the construction industry: stone, glass, joinery, metal finishes and floors covered through every build stage, backed by labour and site support across day and night shifts. It is the prevention-first half of the rectification scope we deliver, now available to Dubai main contractors and facade companies.
Surface protection is the discipline of keeping completed finishes intact while the build carries on around them. On any tower, high-value finishes are installed long before handover — a stone lobby floor, glazed balustrades, joinery, tiling, powdercoated and anodised metals — then sit exposed for weeks while wet trades, fit-out, services and constant material movement continue in the same space. M&M supplies customised protection products and services crafted for the construction industry, working with the main contractor to cover, board and screen those finishes, and to maintain that protection until the risk has passed.
Left unprotected, that value resurfaces at handover as a defect register filling with chipped stone, scratched glass, gouged floors and scuffed powdercoat — most of it caused by following trades, none of it readily owned. Every line is programme risk, because it must be made good before sign-off. Protecting a finish up front is cheaper than rectifying it, and far cheaper than replacing it once reorder lead time is added. The defect you prevent never reaches the register at all — which is why prevention sits alongside rectification in our scope, not apart from it.
The work is survey-first: the site is walked with the main contractor, vulnerable finishes and traffic paths are mapped against the programme, and protection is matched to each substrate and stage — corner protection at exposed arrises, boarded paths along traffic routes, coverings over glass and polished surfaces that come off cleanly without residue. Crews working day and night shifts install, maintain and strip the protection around your sequence, with detailed clean-ups, material handling and logistics absorbed into the same scope. Condition is recorded with time-stamped images at install and removal, and inspection and test plan (ITP) records are shared with the client throughout.
That discipline comes from 25 years in the trade and a company built on Australian tier-1 projects — One Sydney Harbour, Crown Towers Sydney, Quay Quarter Tower and Western Sydney International Airport — under the documentation and programme pressure that market demands. On Dubai projects, methods and acceptance points are set against the project specification and applicable UAE requirements. Protection and rectification can be reviewed together under one agreed package, with finishes colour-matched on site before any mass application.
What's included
Everything this scope covers
- Site survey and a protection schedule mapped by finish type and build stage
- Customised protection products and setups crafted for the installation, not a single blanket product
- Floor, stair and threshold protection along traffic and material-handling paths
- Protection of installed facade panels, glazing and metal finishes
- Protection of joinery, stone, tiling, mirrors and sanitaryware
- Corner and edge protection to vulnerable reveals, arrises and trims
- Time-stamped photographic records at protection install and at removal
- Staged install, maintenance and removal aligned to the programme
- Detailed clean-ups and general construction assistance
- Material handling and site logistics to minimise downtime
- Day and night shifts and surge labour to hold the programme
- Colour-matched make-good of any finish damaged, under the same package
What this fixes
The handover risks this scope removes
The replacement bill you never see
A scratched glass panel or chipped stone benchtop that has to be reordered carries both cost and lead-time the programme cannot spare. Protecting the finish while trades work around it removes the reorder before it starts.
A defect register that swells at handover
Damage from following trades accumulates quietly and all lands at once as make-good, threatening sign-off and retentions. Prevented damage never reaches the register, so the close-out list stays short.
No record of a finish's condition through the build
Without a record, make-good is guesswork. Time-stamped images at protection install and removal capture the condition of the finish at each stage, giving you a complete, traceable history of every protected surface.
Coordinating protection across a dozen subcontractors
Leaving each trade to protect its own work means gaps and inconsistent standards. One team protecting the finishes — and rectifying them if needed — removes that coordination load from your site team.
How we do it
A documented method, every time
Survey and risk assessment
Walk the works with the builder, identify which completed finishes are exposed and when, and map the vulnerable surfaces and traffic paths against the construction programme.
Protection method statement and ITP
Document the protection products, coverage, hold points and responsibilities for each finish and stage, so what gets protected — and who reinstates it — is agreed and recorded before work starts.
Install protection, day or night
Apply the protection as each finish is completed rather than after the fact, working day and night shifts around the sequence, and record the condition with time-stamped images at install.
Monitor and maintain through the build
Inspect protection as trades progress, repair or reinstate anything disturbed, and keep vulnerable finishes covered right through the higher-risk wet-trade and fit-out stages.
Remove and inspect
Strip the protection at the correct stage before handover, time-stamped on removal, and inspect the finish jointly so its condition at hand-back is documented and agreed.
Rectify and sign off
Make good anything that was damaged despite the protection — colour-matched on site under the same package — close the item and hand over the photographic record.
Why it holds up
Evidence, not assurances
Customised to the finish and the stage
Protection products and setups are crafted for the specific installation and build stage, not a single blanket product applied everywhere regardless of substrate or risk.
Prevent and rectify under one agreed package
The crew that protects a finish is the crew that can make it good if it is still damaged — multi-trade finishing and rectification under one agreed package, one point of accountability.
Documentation as standard practice
Time-stamped images at install and removal, with live project records available to the client, capture the condition of each finish at every stage as a matter of course.
Labour that surges to your date
A dedicated labour team working day and night shifts, with the ability to increase labour at any point, so protection is installed, maintained and stripped around your programme — backed by 90+ skilled staff.
Colour-matched make-good
If a finish is damaged despite protection, it is rectified and colour-matched on site before any mass application, across metals, glass, stone, joinery and floors.
Australian delivery experience
Backed by an established Australian multi-trade business, with project-specific methodology and quality controls agreed for each Dubai package.
Dubai service areas
Popular areas for surface protection
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Questions
What builders ask us
Projects in safe hands
