Industrial estate roof & wall reclad, Tabuk
- Client
- Tabuk Industrial Estates
- Location
- Tabuk
- Year
- 2025
- Duration
- 12 weeks
- Roof reclad
- 7,200 m²
- Walls reclad
- 2,100 m²
7,200 m² roof and 2,100 m² wall reclad completed in 12 weeks over live logistics operations.
The challenge
A logistics shed in Tabuk had wind-damaged sheeting and failing wall cladding, with the tenant operating 24/7 underneath. Sandstorms stopped work an average of two days a week in spring, and recladding had to progress without letting dust into a building holding packaged goods.
Our approach
We reclad in six windward-to-leeward bays, each sealed before the next opened, with the roof handed back weatherproof every Friday. Purlins were re-fixed and bridging added where wind uplift had worked fixings loose, wind posts and frames were re-tied to the primary steel, and dust screens held inside while old sheet came off outside. Work paused at sustained 25 km/h winds by agreed trigger.
The result
Twelve weeks around a live tenant: 7,200 m² roof and 2,100 m² wall reclad, every bay sealed before sandstorm days, zero product contamination claims, zero lost-time injuries across 12,800 safe man-hours.
Scope delivered
- Damage survey & purlin re-fixing
- Wind-post and frame re-tying to primary steel
- Roof sheeting reclad, windward to leeward
- Wall cladding replacement with dust screens
- Ridge, parapet & gutter renewal
- Weekly weatherproof handback to tenant
Every Friday the roof was watertight again and our goods were untouched. Sandstorm days never cost us stock.Logistics lead · Tabuk Industrial Estates