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DEWA approvals · Dubai

The whole approval, from one circle.

Electric Circle draws your electrical shop drawings to DEWA standard, lodges the submission, clears every reviewer comment and stays with the file through inspection and energisation. You give us the documents once.

Enquiry Load study and drawings Submission Comments cleared Inspection & energisation One office, start to finish.

How it works

Four steps, and we own all of them.

1

Send us the details

Trade licence, tenancy or title deed, and whatever drawings exist. A WhatsApp message with photos of the premises is enough to start.

2

Load study and drawings

We build the connected load from your equipment list, calculate demand, and draft the shop drawing set to DEWA standard.

3

Submission and comments

The file is lodged with DEWA. We track it, answer reviewer comments and resubmit until it clears, and keep you updated.

4

Inspection and energisation

We coordinate the site inspection with your contractor, close any observations, and hand over the approval records.

On site

Work taken through to energisation.

Distribution board, energised
Distribution board, energised
Containment and cable route
Containment and cable route
LV room and substation
LV room and substation
Fit-out handed over
Fit-out handed over

Why clients stay

Approvals fail on paperwork, not physics.

An incomplete file, a drawing that does not match the load application, a comment nobody answered. All three are avoidable.

One file owner

Your submission is not passed between desks. One person prepares it, submits it, clears the comments and reports back to you.

Drawings and approvals together

The drawings are drafted by the same office that submits them, so the load application, the single-line diagram and the schedule never disagree with each other.

Comments cleared, not forwarded

When DEWA raises a comment we correct the drawing and resubmit. You get a status update, not a forwarded email asking you what to do.

Contractors kept in step

We coordinate directly with your electrical contractor before inspection so the premises is actually ready on the day.

Send the details, get a scope and a fixed fee.

Type of premises, location, and what needs approving. Drawings or an equipment list if you have them.