Mobile Crane, Telescopic & Boom Truck Rental (10 to 300 Tons) | Al-Sami Equipment 2026
Daily, Monthly & Yearly Contracts at Competitive Prices in Dammam, Riyadh, Jeddah, Jubail, Qatif, Makkah & Madinah.
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Al-Sami Contracting: Modern heavy equipment, certified riggers, and 24/7 emergency response for your mega projects.
Does your project require precise, heavy-duty lifting solutions? With the rapid acceleration of industrial and mega construction projects across Saudi Arabia in 2026 and 2027, safety and speed are the ultimate keys to success. At Al-Sami Contracting & Equipment Rental, we provide you with the Kingdom's most reliable fleet of mobile and telescopic cranes, engineered for extreme conditions.
Whether you need a versatile Man Basket Crane for elevated maintenance or a massive Telescopic Mobile Crane for erecting steel structures, we have the exact machine. All our cranes come with valid Third-Party certifications, fully compliant with Aramco and SABIC safety standards.
📊 Available Crane Capacities & Fleet Guide:
| Crane Type | Lifting Capacity | Ideal Project Applications |
|---|---|---|
| Light / Medium Duty Cranes | 10 to 50 Tons | Confined spaces, material handling, portacabins, and light maintenance |
| Heavy Telescopic Cranes | 60 to 100 Tons | Tower erection, steel structures, and large infrastructure development |
| Mega Load Mobile Cranes | 150 to 300 Tons | Strategic mega-projects, Oil & Gas sector, and bridge construction |
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⚡ Why Choose "Al-Sami" for Heavy Lifting?
- Nationwide Coverage: Immediate deployment across Dammam, Jubail, Qatif, Riyadh, Jeddah, Makkah, and Madinah.
- Flexible Corporate Contracts: Daily, monthly, and yearly rentals with cost-effective pricing tailored for your budget.
- Certified Professionals: Fully licensed crane operators and riggers trained under elite occupational safety standards.
- Zero Downtime Guarantee: 24/7 mobile maintenance teams ensuring your lifting operations never stop.
