Crystal Facilities Management announces expansion Into Saudi Arabia
Founded in the UK in 2007, Crystal Facilities Management has grown into a trusted name under the leadership of CEO Yasir Zahoor. Now overseeing operations in the Kingdom, Zahoor ensures that the company meets the unique environmental and regulatory standards of Saudi Arabia.
"As a total facilities service provider, we strive hard to offer scalable and powerful solutions for your business," shared CEO Yasir Zahoor. "Working within different industries over the years has helped us understand and deliver a true value solution for our customers. For all their needs, our robust and hard-working teams aim to deliver projects within short timeframes. We will help your company attain its objectives."
Crystal Facilities Management in Saudi Arabia offers a comprehensive suite of services, including both soft and hard facilities management, along with specialist and contracting work. Their soft FM services include cleaning, security, pest control, and waste management. On the hard FM side, the company supports clients with HVAC maintenance, fire safety systems, plumbing, and civil engineering. Additionally, their expert consultants assist with strategic planning, asset management, and sustainability-driven facilities management solutions.
In line with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030, Crystal Facilities Management is committed to supporting the Kingdom's economic, social, and cultural diversification. The company also aligns with the national Saudization initiative by actively recruiting and developing local talent. Through its eco-friendly service models, Crystal is helping create jobs that support sustainability, promote long-term efficiency, and reduce environmental impact.
"With over 15 years of experience providing Soft FM services in the UK, Crystal Facilities Management is excited to expand our services to Saudi Arabia," Zahoor stated. "Our expertise in Soft and Hard FM services uniquely positions us to provide facilities management solutions to meet the needs of our clients. We are pleased to offer a wide range of comprehensive services tailored to meet the needs of our clients in KSA."
Crystal Facilities Management delivers tailored solutions to suit the unique needs of any space — be it a single building or multiple sites. From large-scale projects in regions such as NEOM to maintaining high standards in sacred cities like Mecca and Medina, the company serves clients across the country. With a drive to deliver results, the team provides integrated, high-quality, and cost-effective services across diverse sectors and regional demands.
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