What your shipments need
- Heavy cargo planned by weight, not just volume
- Phased deliveries that match the build schedule
- Delivery straight to the project site
- Oversized machinery moved safely
Services that fit
| Service | How it helps |
|---|---|
| Sea freight (FCL) | Tiles, steel and fittings from Spain, Italy, China and Turkey |
| GCC road freight | Materials from the UAE and the region by FTL |
| Project cargo | Cranes, generators and oversized equipment |
| LTL & FTL | Site deliveries across the Kingdom |
Compliance to plan for
- Most building products, steel and tiles need SABER certificates
- Wooden crates and pallets must be ISPM-15 treated
- Plan certificates before production so cargo clears on arrival
Shipping construction materials to Saudi Arabia
Steel, cement, tiles, cables, sanitary ware, pipes and fittings reach Saudi projects by sea in FCL, flat-rack or breakbulk, and by road from the GCC. We check SABER certificates first, then deliver by truck straight to site.
Frequently asked questions
Which certificates do building materials need?
Most construction products, including cement, steel, cables and fittings, need a SABER product certificate (PCoC) and a shipment certificate (SCoC) before customs clearance.
Can you deliver directly to a project site?
Yes. We arrange LTL, FTL, flatbed and lowbed trucks to sites across the Kingdom, including NEOM, Red Sea and Riyadh projects, with delivery slots agreed in advance.
How do you handle oversized or heavy items?
For out-of-gauge cargo we use flat-rack or open-top containers, plan lifting at the port and arrange escorted road transport where required.
Reviewed by Hammad Basravi, Operations Manager, Freight & Customs · Updated October 2026