Precision Sanitary Ware Installation Across the UAE

At New Everest Technical, we elevate bathrooms and kitchens in Dubai’s luxury homes, Sharjah’s heritage villas, and Abu Dhabi’s coastal residences. From sleek smart toilets to anti-microbial faucets, our installations blend global standards with UAE-specific durability.

“A flawless installation isn’t just about pipes—it’s about lasting comfort.”
— Amir Hassan, Lead Plumbing Engineer

Why Choose New Everest Technical?

UAE-Tailored Expertise

• Dubai: High-rise plumbing solutions for Downtown apartments & Palm Jumeirah villas.
• Sharjah: Heritage-compliant installations for Al Majaz traditional homes.
• Abu Dhabi: Humidity-resistant fittings for Yas Island properties.

Premium Partnerships

✔️ Brands: Grohe, TOTO, Kohler, American Standard.
✔️ Products: Smart bidets, touchless faucets, water-saving cisterns.
✔️ Warranty: 24 months on labor, 5–10 years on branded fixtures.

Zero-Leak Guarantee

• Free Site Inspection: Pressure testing, pipe condition checks.
• 3D Layout Planning: Optimize space for ADA/commercial compliance.
• Certified Installation: Dubai Municipality/ADGH-approved methods.

Core Services

• Residential: Bathroom suites, kitchen sinks, luxury showers.
• Commercial: Hotel-grade fittings, hospital sanitation systems.
• Smart Upgrades: IoT-enabled faucets, self-cleaning toilets.
• Emergency Repairs: Leak fixes, clog removal (24/7).

FAQs

What’s the cost to install sanitary ware in Dubai?

Average range: AED 800–3,500/item (e.g., smart toilet: AED 2,500+). Instant Quote

Can you preserve traditional Arabic bathroom designs in Sharjah?

Yes! We integrate modern fittings with heritage mashrabiya partitions and copper accents.

Do you handle Abu Dhabi free zone permits?

We secure ADGM, TwoFour54, and Masdar City NOCs within 48 hours.

How long does installation take?

1–3 days for standard bathrooms | 5–7 days for commercial projects.

Client Success

“New Everest installed Grohe smart showers in our Dubai Marina apartment—flawless pressure, zero leaks!”
— Layla Al-Mansoori, JBR Resident