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Gionova

01 — Maintain

Spaces should perform
as well as they look.

Structured landscape, swimming pool and property maintenance for villas in Dubai — built around consistency, prevention and long-term care.

Care should continue long after the work is complete.

We maintain outdoor spaces and property systems through scheduled attention designed to protect condition, performance and long-term value.

02 — Care that continues

Maintained with intent.
Not just on schedule.

Every property begins with an assessment of its landscape, irrigation, pool systems and maintenance requirements so the service plan reflects the property itself.

01

Landscape Maintenance

Scheduled care for gardens, lawns, planting and irrigation, with preventive attention throughout the year.

  • Lawn mowing, edging & trimming
  • Hedge and shrub shaping
  • Plant care & general maintenance
  • Weed removal & prevention
  • Soil conditioning & fertilisation
  • Seasonal planting & replacement
  • Palm maintenance where applicable
  • Irrigation inspection & adjustment
  • Landscape cleaning & debris removal
02

Swimming Pool Maintenance

Routine pool care focused on cleanliness, water condition, equipment performance and preventive checks.

  • Cleaning & skimming
  • Vacuuming & debris removal
  • Water treatment & chemical balancing
  • Filter & pump inspection
  • Tile & wall cleaning
  • Pool equipment checks
  • Preventive maintenance
  • Scheduled water-quality monitoring

03 — Prevent before you repair

The best maintenance happens before something fails.

01

Monitor

Track plant health, irrigation performance, pool condition and developing property issues through scheduled visits and checks.

02

Prevent

Identify early signs of deterioration or system issues before they become larger repair or replacement scopes.

03

Maintain

Keep outdoor systems and finishes performing consistently through planned care, supervision and seasonal adjustment.

04 — Built around the property

Assess first. Define the care around what is actually there.

Landscape area, plant density, irrigation condition, pool equipment, soil, access and required visit frequency all shape the maintenance plan.

01

Assess

Review the condition, size, layout and immediate requirements of the property.

02

Define

Set the maintenance scope, visit frequency, materials, treatments and service priorities.

03

Schedule

Activate a structured service plan with regular visits aligned to the approved scope.

04

Maintain

Deliver the agreed work with supervision, quality checks, reporting and recommendations where needed.

05 — Structured throughout the year

Consistency is part of the service.

Scheduled visits are supported by on-site supervision, quality checks, service updates, issue reporting and recommendations for improvement.

As conditions change, maintenance practices can be adjusted seasonally to protect long-term performance rather than repeating the same routine regardless of the property.

06 — Annual care. Flexible payment.

One standard of care.
Different ways to structure it.

Maintenance agreements are tailored after the property assessment. Payment structure can be arranged monthly, quarterly or annually while the approved maintenance scope remains consistent.

01

Monthly

Maximum payment flexibility with scheduled maintenance delivered under the annual service plan.

02

Quarterly

A balanced payment structure for clients who prefer fewer billing cycles while maintaining continuous service.

03

Annual

The simplest payment structure, with priority scheduling and the highest administrative convenience.

Final scope, visit frequency and service value are defined after the property has been assessed. Gionova does not apply one fixed maintenance price across every villa.

07 — Build → Maintain

Built to last.
Maintained to stay that way.

Design, execution and property care are connected parts of the same lifecycle. Maintenance protects the condition and performance of the spaces that came before it.

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08 — Discuss your property

A maintenance plan should fit the property, not the other way around.

Tell us about the property and the level of ongoing care you are looking for. We’ll use the first conversation to understand the requirements and the right next step.

Discuss your property