Companies we repeatedly work alongside across major UAE construction, infrastructure and development programmes.
Wade Adams
Dutco
Binghatti
China State Construction
China Railway Construction
Al Naboodah
Sobha Constructions
Saudi Binladin Group
Hilalco
Kharafi National
Ginco
Western Bainoona Group
DBB Contracting
Group AMANA
BK Gulf
BESIX
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Full certificateQuality
Documented processes, quality checks and continual improvement across certified operations.
Full certificateEnvironment
A structured approach to waste, resources and environmental impact during demolition activities.
Full certificateHealth & safety
Systematic control of occupational risks, site hazards and worker wellbeing.
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Selected work · UAE and worldwide
Projects defined by complex structures, constrained environments and results that can be stated in numbers rather than adjectives.
From the work area
Watch core drilling, wall sawing and a concrete-section lift, then explore original Arasar photographs of the team, removal work and section handling.
Arasar site footage showing a rail-mounted saw at the base of a concrete wall during night-time concrete cutting in Dubai.
Arasar site footage showing a horizontal core-drilling rig working into a concrete wall at night.
Arasar site footage of a crane lifting a separated concrete section clear of a scaffolded residential work area.
Arasar site footage showing a track-mounted wall saw and its operator during concrete cutting inside a structure.
The site team and a crane truck handle removed concrete and masonry sections outside a residential property.
Arasar team members pictured inside a work area, with scaffolding and construction materials alongside them.
A night-shift team photograph records the concrete work area, site equipment and the adjacent excavated trench.
A concrete panel is handled with lifting slings above a truck bed, with other removed sections already on the vehicle.
A mobile crane lifts a separated concrete section above the roofline during a residential alteration.
A crane handles a section of a cylindrical concrete structure surrounded by an access scaffold.
Project portfolio
From Dubai residential alterations to bridge, industrial and hydrotechnical dismantling, the method changes while the control standard remains constant.
01Authentic project photographySelective villa demolition · Dubai, UAE
Targeted structural sections removed for a major villa renovation while protecting the retained building and surrounding finishes.
02Authentic project photographyStructural modification · Dubai, UAE
Precision cutting and controlled dismantling delivered inside a sensitive residential setting with protected adjacent areas.
03Authentic project photographyOperational renovation · Dubai, UAE
Specialist alterations coordinated safely around the requirements of a world-class active venue.
04Industrial demolition · International
A four-month heavy dismantling programme delivered by 120 specialists with 45 vehicles across a major industrial asset.
05Bridge dismantling · Infrastructure
A 518-metre bridge dismantled using controlled cutting, barge-supported operations and a sequence designed around the waterway.
06Circular demolition · Operational facility
Large industrial volumes dismantled with extensive on-site material separation and 98% of project waste recycled.
07Authentic project photographyData centre concrete cutting and coring · Abu Dhabi, UAE
Arasar delivered diamond cutting and core drilling for BK Gulf LLC at Khazna Data Centre in Abu Dhabi, forming new structural openings and enlarging existing ones during the 2025–2026 project.
08Authentic project photographyConcrete foundation cutting and removal · Dubai, UAE
Arasar completed a 200 m³ concrete-removal package for Wade Adams Contracting LLC at Al Mustaqbal Road in Dubai, using diamond wire sawing, diamond disc cutting and preparatory core drilling.
A demanding project needs a clear first step
