If you're waking up with a sore back, noticing dips or lumps in the mattress, or hearing creaks every time you move — your bed is telling you something's wrong. Visible cracks, wobbly legs, or slats that bow under pressure are also clear signs. When in doubt, have someone take a look before it gets worse.

Pretty much everything. Broken slats, cracked frames, loose joints, torn upholstery, squeaky metal, wobbly legs — we've seen and fixed it all. Wooden, metal, upholstered, bunk beds, Murphy beds, storage beds, antiques. If it's a bed and it's broken, we can handle it.

It depends on what's wrong. A quick tightening job might run you 150 AED, while a full frame rebuild could be 600+ AED. We always assess the damage first and give you a clear quote before starting any work — no surprises, no hidden fees.

Most of the time, repair is the smarter move. A good bed frame can last decades if it's looked after. If the structure is solid and the damage is fixable, a repair costs a fraction of what you'd spend on a replacement — and you keep a bed you already know and like.

Simple fixes — tightening bolts, replacing a few slats — usually take under an hour. More complex jobs like frame rebuilding or welding might need a few hours. We'll give you a realistic timeframe when we assess the bed, and we stick to it.

Yes — wood, metal, upholstered, composite, you name it. Each material needs a different approach, and our carpenters know exactly how to treat each one. We don't use the same fix for every bed because every bed is different.

Nope, leave it as is. We work on assembled beds all the time. If we need to disassemble anything for a proper repair, we'll handle it ourselves and put it back together when we're done. Less hassle for you.

Absolutely. Need it a bit lower? Want to add storage? Changing the headboard style? We can modify the frame, adjust the height, or add features while we're fixing the damage. Just tell us what you have in mind.

Of course. We offer free on-site assessments — no charge, no obligation. We'll inspect your bed, explain what's wrong, tell you what it'll cost, and you decide if you want to go ahead. No pressure.

Without a doubt. A sagging or unstable bed forces your body into awkward positions all night. Fix the support, and your spine aligns properly again. Most people notice the difference immediately — deeper sleep, less tossing and turning, and no more waking up feeling like you've been hit by a truck.

In most cases, yes. If the frame is made of solid wood or quality metal, it's built to last. A proper repair can add years — sometimes decades — to its life. Compare a few hundred dirhams for a repair to a few thousand for a new bed, and the math speaks for itself.

Yes, and it's one of our most common requests. Squeaks usually come from loose joints, worn bolts, or slats rubbing against the frame. We tighten, lubricate, or replace whatever's causing the noise. You'll be able to roll over in silence again.

Often, yes. For straightforward repairs, we can usually get to you the same day you call — sometimes within a few hours. More complex jobs might need scheduling, but we always aim to be as quick as possible without rushing the work.

Definitely. We treat antique and heirloom beds with extra care. We match the original wood, preserve the finish, and use techniques that respect the bed's age and craftsmanship. The goal is to make it solid again without losing what makes it special.

Yes — reinforcement is something we do regularly. We add support beams, replace weak slats, tighten every joint, and sometimes upgrade the hardware. By the time we're done, your bed will feel more solid than it did when you bought it.

Yes, all types. Storage beds with broken hydraulic lifts or jammed drawers, adjustable beds with motor or frame issues, bunk beds, platform beds — we handle the mechanics and the structure. If it has moving parts, we know how to fix them.

Broken or uneven legs are a common issue and usually an easy fix. We can repair damaged legs, replace them if needed, or add shims and supports to level everything out. No more rocking or wobbling when you get in.

Rotate your mattress every few months, check the bolts and screws every six months and tighten if needed, and avoid jumping or putting excessive weight on the frame. A little maintenance goes a long way — most beds last years longer with just these simple habits.

Right here. Dubai Repairs covers all major areas of Dubai — JLT, Marina, Downtown, Jumeirah, Al Barsha, Business Bay, and beyond. Our mobile team comes to you, so you don't need to haul your bed anywhere. Just call or WhatsApp us and we'll set up a visit.

You can try. Tightening all the bolts and applying some wax or lubricant to the joints sometimes helps. But if the squeak persists, it usually means there's a deeper structural issue — loose dowels, worn joints, or weak slats. That's when you need a pro.

For wooden beds, we use power drills, clamps, wood glue, replacement screws, and specialized brackets. For bigger structural issues, we bring industrial-grade adhesives and reinforcement hardware. We use whatever the job actually calls for — no shortcuts.

Simple fixes start around 150 AED. Standard repairs like slat replacement or joint reinforcement usually fall between 300-600 AED. Major work — frame rebuilds, antique restoration, custom fabrication — can go higher. The best way to know is to get a free quote from us.

Way less than a new bed. Frame repairs typically range from 150 AED for minor fixes up to 1200+ AED for major rebuilds. The exact price depends on the material and how bad the damage is. We keep our pricing transparent and competitive — no Dubai premium just because we can.

In furniture terms, it means fixing areas where upholstery nails or support studs have come loose. We reinforce the underlying wood or frame so the nails grip properly again, keeping the fabric or slats tight and secure. It's a small fix that makes a big difference.

First, we inspect the whole frame to find every weak point — not just the obvious ones. Then we repair cracks with proper fillers or welding, replace broken parts, tighten all joints, and add support where needed. We test everything before we leave to make sure it's rock solid.

Depends on the damage. We fix loose mounting brackets, repair cracks in the wood, reupholster torn fabric, or reinforce wobbly posts. If the headboard is pulling away from the wall or frame, we secure it properly so it stays put and looks the part.