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Electromechanical and MEP Services in Riyadh. Design, installation and maintenance.

Complete mechanical, electrical and plumbing solutions for new projects and existing buildings. One accountable team for HVAC, power, water and fire systems.

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What Is MEP?

What MEP means and why it matters.

MEP stands for mechanical, electrical and plumbing. These are the systems that make a building usable: air conditioning and ventilation, power and lighting, water and drainage. In Saudi Arabia, MEP works usually include firefighting, fire alarm and low current systems as well.

Electromechanical works is another name for the same field. Good MEP design and installation keep a building safe, comfortable and efficient, and they decide how much you will spend on electricity and repairs for years.

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Our MEP Services

Our electromechanical and MEP services.

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Mechanical works

  • check_circleHVAC systems: chillers, VRF, package and split units
  • check_circleVentilation, fresh air and exhaust fans
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  • check_circleChilled water and refrigerant piping
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Electrical works

  • check_circleLV power distribution, MDBs, SMDBs and DBs
  • check_circleCabling, cable trays and conduits
  • check_circleIndoor and outdoor lighting
  • check_circleEarthing and lightning protection
  • check_circleGenerators and ATS panels
  • check_circleSEC power connection support
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Plumbing and drainage

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  • check_circleDrainage and sewage lines
  • check_circleWater tanks and booster pumps
  • check_circleWater heaters and sanitary fixtures
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Firefighting and fire alarm

  • check_circleSprinkler systems and fire hose reels
  • check_circleHydrants and fire pumps
  • check_circleFM-200 and clean agent suppression
  • check_circleAddressable and conventional fire alarm systems
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Low current and ELV systems

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  • check_circlePA systems and intercoms
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BMS, pumps and controls

  • check_circleBuilding automation and energy monitoring
  • check_circlePumps, motors and fans installation
  • check_circleControl panels and VFDs
Services by Project Stage

Support at every stage of your project.

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Design and shop drawings

MEP design, load calculations, coordination and shop drawings for consultant approval.

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Supply and installation

Approved materials, skilled teams and site supervision.

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Testing and commissioning

Pressure tests, insulation tests, system balancing and recorded results.

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Maintenance and AMC

Planned maintenance and emergency support after handover.

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Retrofit and fit-out

Upgrades for older buildings, office fit-outs and shop fit-outs.

Maintenance for Existing Buildings

MEP maintenance and AMC plans.

Keep your building systems running with planned maintenance and fast repairs.

PlanWhat it coversBest for
PreventiveScheduled PPM visits for HVAC, electrical, plumbing and fire systems, with written reportsBuildings with reliable systems that need regular upkeep
Preventive plus correctiveEverything in Preventive, plus breakdown call-outs and repair laborOffices, compounds and retail
ComprehensivePreventive, corrective and emergency cover, with spare parts included as agreedHospitals, hotels, cold stores and critical sites

Final scope, response times and parts coverage are agreed after a site survey.

Compliance and Approvals

Built to Saudi codes and approvals.

Approvals are a common worry for owners. Here is how we handle them.

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Saudi Building Code (SBC)

Our designs and installations follow the relevant SBC mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire protection requirements.

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Civil Defense requirements

Fire alarm and firefighting systems are installed to Civil Defense requirements, with the documents needed for inspection.

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SEC requirements

We prepare electrical works to Saudi Electricity Company requirements to support your meter and power connection.

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Consultant material approval

We submit material samples, data sheets and shop drawings for consultant approval before installation.

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Owner Guide

Approvals and codes every Riyadh building owner should know.

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Civil Defense and Salamah

Fire protection systems in commercial, industrial and many residential buildings must be approved by the General Directorate of Civil Defense through the Salamah platform. The license is renewed periodically, and a maintenance contract for fire systems is normally part of renewal.

Your commercial license on Balady can depend on having a valid safety certificate.

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Saudi Building Code

MEP design and installation should follow the Saudi Building Code (SBC). Fire protection follows SBC 801, which refers to NFPA standards for sprinklers, fire pumps and alarms. Equipment should conform to SASO requirements.

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SEC power connection

New buildings and load increases need an electrical design and installation that meets Saudi Electricity Company requirements, including the main panel, cable sizes and earthing, before the meter is connected.

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Comparing contractor quotes

Ask every contractor to price the same BOQ, name the brands, and state testing, commissioning and handover documents. The cheapest quote often leaves out as-built drawings, testing or approvals.

Our Process

Our MEP project process.

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Site survey

We visit the site, review drawings and understand your scope and timeline.

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Design and BOQ

We prepare or review the design and a detailed bill of quantities.

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Quotation

You receive a clear, itemized quotation and schedule.

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Material approval

Materials and shop drawings are submitted for approval.

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Installation

Our teams install all systems with site supervision and safety controls.

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Testing and commissioning

Every system is tested, balanced and recorded.

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Handover

As-built drawings, O&M manuals, test reports and warranty.

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Maintenance

Optional AMC to keep systems running after handover.

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Ongoing support

One phone number for all your building services.

Why Choose Rahat Services

Why choose us as your MEP contractor.

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One contractor for all trades

Mechanical, electrical, plumbing and firefighting coordinated by one team, so fewer clashes and less rework.

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In-house HVAC and compressor expertise

Specialist HVAC and compressor overhaul teams under the same roof.

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Qualified engineers and technicians

Trained teams for each trade, with site supervision on every project.

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On-time delivery

Clear schedules, progress updates and planned shutdowns.

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After-sales support

Maintenance contracts and fast support after handover.

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Registered and transparent

CR 7004316456, VAT registered, written quotations.

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Sectors We Serve

Sectors we work in.

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Villas and compounds

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Offices and towers

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Hospitals and clinics

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Malls and retail

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Hotels and restaurants

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Factories and warehouses

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Schools

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Mosques

Stories From the Field

Common MEP problems and how we solve them.

What owners and managers were facing, and how our team handled it.

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VillaFull MEPCoordination

A villa owner juggling four different contractors

location_onVilla under construction, Hittin

What they were facing

The electrical, plumbing and AC contractors were all working separately. Pipes clashed with ducts, walls were opened twice, and nobody wanted to take responsibility for delays.

How the day went

  • Week 1Site survey, drawings reviewed and clashes marked.
  • Week 2One coordinated MEP plan and BOQ approved by the owner.
  • Weeks 3 to 10Electrical, plumbing and HVAC works installed in sequence.
  • HandoverTesting, as-built drawings and warranty documents delivered.

How our team handled it

We took over the full MEP scope, coordinated routes before any wall was closed, and gave the owner one weekly WhatsApp update with photos.

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No more reopening walls, one person to call, and a complete handover file for the villa.

Real project photo: MEP project 2
OfficeFit-outAfter-hours work

An office fit-out on a tight move-in date

location_onOffice floor in a tower on King Fahd Road

What they were facing

A company had signed a lease with a fixed move-in date. The floor needed new lighting, power points, data cabling, fire alarm devices and changes to the AC zones, while other tenants stayed in the building.

How the day went

  • Day 1Site visit with the building management team.
  • Days 2 to 4Shop drawings approved, materials ordered.
  • Weeks 2 to 4Noisy works done after hours, clean works during the day.
  • Final weekTesting, fire alarm checks and handover.

How our team handled it

We planned shutdowns with building management, worked evenings for noisy tasks, and tested every circuit, data point and alarm device before the tenant moved in.

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The tenant moved in on schedule with no complaints from neighbouring floors.

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WarehouseElectricalFire systems

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location_onLogistics warehouse, Al Sulay

What they were facing

The warehouse had dim lighting, overloaded distribution boards, poor ventilation in summer and fire system gaps flagged during an inspection.

How the day went

  • Week 1Survey of electrical load, lighting levels and fire systems.
  • Week 2Upgrade plan and quotation approved.
  • Weeks 3 to 6New DBs, high-bay LED lighting, exhaust fans and fire system fixes.
  • Close-outTest records prepared for re-inspection.

How our team handled it

We worked zone by zone so trucks kept loading, and kept every test record ready for the re-inspection.

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A brighter, cooler and safer warehouse, with the documents ready for the next inspection.

These stories are based on the kinds of calls our team handles across Riyadh. Timelines vary with site access and parts availability.

Brands and Materials

Brands and materials we use.

We use approved, trusted brands. Final brands follow your consultant approval.

Schneider ElectricABBLegrandSiemensGrundfosWiloKSBSaudi CableRiyadh CablesCarrierDaikinLG
Certifications and Licenses

Registered and accountable.

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Commercial Registration

CR 7004316456
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VAT registered

VAT 311315640300003
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Licenses and certificates

Copies of licenses and certificates are available on request for tenders and prequalification.
Service Areas

MEP services across Riyadh.

Al OlayaAl MalqaAl YasminAl NarjisHittinAl SahafaAl NakheelAl AqiqAl WurudAl MurabbaAl MalazAl RawdahAl NaseemAl RabwaAl SulayAl ShifaAl AziziyahAl SuwaidiIrqahDiriyahQurtubahIshbiliyahSecond Industrial CityAl Masani

Working outside Riyadh? Projects in Al Kharj, Diriyah and other cities are available on request. Send us your location on WhatsApp.

FAQs

Questions about MEP and electromechanical works.

What does an MEP contractor do?add
An MEP contractor designs, installs and maintains the mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems of a building. That includes air conditioning and ventilation, power and lighting, water supply and drainage, and usually firefighting and low current systems too.
How much do MEP works cost for a villa or building in Riyadh?add
The cost depends on the building size, the systems included, material brands and the finishing level. We prepare a bill of quantities (BOQ) from your drawings or a site survey, then give you a written, itemized quotation.
Do you handle Civil Defense approval for fire systems?add
We install firefighting and fire alarm systems to Saudi Civil Defense and Saudi Building Code requirements and prepare the documents needed for inspection. The approval process is coordinated with you and your consultant.
Can you work on an existing building without shutting it down?add
Yes. We plan shutdowns in small sections, work after hours when needed and use temporary supplies, so tenants and operations are disturbed as little as possible.
Do you provide as-built drawings and a warranty?add
Yes. At handover you receive as-built drawings, test and commissioning reports, O&M manuals and a written warranty on our workmanship.
What is included in an MEP maintenance contract?add
Planned preventive maintenance for HVAC, electrical, plumbing and firefighting systems, emergency call-outs, and written visit reports. See our AMC and CAMC page for plan details.
Do you work as a subcontractor for main contractors?add
Yes. We work directly for building owners and also as an MEP subcontractor for main contractors and developers.
How quickly do you respond to emergency breakdowns?add
We work 7 days a week. Contract clients get priority emergency response, and the response time is written into the maintenance contract.
What is the Salamah platform?add
Salamah is the Saudi Civil Defense digital platform for fire and life safety. Fire protection design approvals, inspections, contractor licensing and maintenance certification for buildings go through it.
Do I need a maintenance contract to renew my Civil Defense license?add
For buildings with fire protection systems, Civil Defense expects the systems to be maintained, and a valid maintenance contract with an approved company is normally part of the license renewal. Check the current requirements for your building type on Salamah before renewal.
Which codes apply to MEP works in Saudi Arabia?add
MEP works follow the Saudi Building Code (SBC), including the mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire codes. Fire protection is based on SBC 801, which refers to NFPA standards. Electrical connections must also meet Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) requirements.
What is a BOQ, and why does it matter?add
A BOQ (bill of quantities) lists every item, material and quantity in the MEP scope. It lets you compare contractor quotes line by line, so you can see exactly what you are paying for.

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