9 reviews

Al Arabia for Operations and Maintenance L.L.C

Name: Al Arabia for Operations and Maintenance L.L.C
Address: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 4.7

Dubai

25th St - Umm Ramool - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

Property maintenance Park

+971 4 285 1145

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Al Arabia for Operations and Maintenance L.L.C

About

Al Arabia for Operations and Maintenance L.L.C is a property maintenance and park located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 4.70 out of 5 stars based on 9 reviews. The street address of this business is 25th St - Umm Ramool - Dubai - United Arab Emirates. Al Arabia for Operations and Maintenance L.L.C is closed on Saturday and Sunday, and other days it is 24 hours open.

FAQs

Where Al Arabia for Operations and Maintenance L.L.C is located at?: Al Arabia for Operations and Maintenance L.L.C is located at 25th St - Umm Ramool - Dubai - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of Al Arabia for Operations and Maintenance L.L.C?: The contact number of Al Arabia for Operations and Maintenance L.L.C is +971 4 285 1145

Reviews

2 Travis Sandel 25 months ago

I am writing to share my experience with the Building Maintenance Team (Al Arabia) on the Palm Jumeirah. They are conveniently located on the palm which can help for quick services, but for larger more expensive services/repairs be sure to get a second opinion from other maintenance companies. I have compared services with other companies and can see a drastic increase in price with Al Arabia. Also if they catch wind that you're only the tenant they know you're less likely to negotiate as the landlord would cover the bill.
You also have the option to pay by Check. The technicians and local management state cash only which is not their corporate policy so be careful. It seems shady paying thousands of dirhams by cash and not a typical Dubai standard.

So just be mindful when doing larger service requirements. Cheers!

5 nayeem ashe 14 months ago

Most complete & experienced company for Operations and Maintenance.

5 ibrahim syed 25 months ago

Professional company with professional attitude. It was a great and amazing experience.

5 Jaffer Abusara 49 months ago

Very lucky to be a part of this division

4 AsabaYT 13 months ago

This is a great place to relax and enjoy the outdoors. It is a beautiful and peaceful place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. If you are looking for a place to walk, run, picnic, or play sports. It's also a popular spot for walking, jogging, and picnicking. There are also a number of sports pitches on the down, making it a great place to play football, rugby, or cricket.

5 Khalfan Al Riyami 22 months ago

Do you have a dog? This is the place where you can take your dog for a nice walk! Beautiful panoramic view

5 Jonathan Connor 17 months ago

A nice open field with plenty of space. Plenty of dogs running around off lead.

5 Angela Bradley 48 months ago

Best free open space in Bristol. So much history. Kite flying, sat football and festivals. If you fancy a beautiful walk or a nice coffee with people watching this is the place to go.

5 Cathy Bracey 36 months ago

Amazing to have this great open space on the centre of a city. It's been a Godsend this past year, especially being able to grab a good take-away coffee from the cafe.

5 Keir Davies 15 months ago

I mean it's a big, it's flat... Feel like I'm rating grass... But to be fair it's pretty good grass.

5 David Bruce 48 months ago

Space for almost all runners, walkers and cyclists even socially distanced. But why still car access?

4 Saul Goodman 17 months ago

Durdham Down was long used as grazing land. An Anglo-Saxon charter of 883 grants grazing rights over part of Durdham Down. The down was the commons of pasture for the manor of Henbury during the Middle Ages. The land was also valuable farmland used by many farms in the area. In 1643 and 1645, during the English Civil War, Royalist and Parliamentarian armies assembled on the down.

In 1857, concerned by Victorian-built houses encroaching on the open space as the city expanded, the Bristol Corporation acquired commoners' rights on the downs, and exercised them the following year by grazing sheep. In 1861 Durdham Down itself was bought by the City from the Lords of the Manor of Henbury for £15,000 via an Act of Parliament. Grazing on the down declined during the 19th century, and finally ceased in 1925.

Since 1861 Durdham Down has been managed, with Clifton Down, by the Downs Committee, a joint committee of the corporation and the Society of Merchant Venturers, which owns Clifton Down. The committee appoints a Downs Ranger to oversee the Downs.

In November 1910 a Bristol Boxkite, which had been recently built by the British and Colonial Aeroplane Company's factory at the nearby village of Filton, landed on Durdham Down. During the course of that afternoon, the French pilot, M. Maurice Tetard, undertook several demonstration flights from this temporary airfield. Bristolians in large numbers flocked to The Downs to see this flying machine.

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Business Hours

Friday	08:00am - 05:30pm
Saturday	Day off
Sunday	Day off
Monday	08:00am - 05:30pm
Tuesday	08:00am - 05:30pm
Wednesday	08:00am - 05:30pm
Thursday	08:00am - 05:30pm
Saturday	24hr open
Sunday	24hr open
Monday	24hr open
Tuesday	24hr open
Wednesday	24hr open
Thursday	24hr open
Friday	24hr open