MicroMax Trading & Contracting delivers MEP installation and facility maintenance across Qatar — HVAC, electrical, firefighting, fire alarm, low current, plumbing and the civil works that finish the job. One scope, one engineer accountable, one number to call.
MicroMax Trading & Contracting is a progressive MEP and facility maintenance company based in the heart of Doha. Our team is made up of trained, experienced engineers and technicians with a genuine appetite for the technical side of the work.
We work on all types of MEP and facility maintenance projects — new installation, replacement, upgrade and ongoing servicing. Over 15 years and more than 200 projects, the pattern has stayed the same: buildings do not usually fail because one system was badly installed. They fail where two trades meet and neither owns the boundary. Holding the full MEP scope removes that gap.
Each discipline is delivered by our own supervised teams and priced within a single scope, so nothing sits in the gap between contractors.
MEP-01One contract covering the mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems in your building — planned maintenance, corrective repairs, and the coordination between trades that usually falls through the cracks.
MEP-02Central cooling from first inspection through to commissioning — DX and chilled-water systems for hospitals, pharmaceutical facilities, offices, hotels and residential complexes.
MEP-03Low and medium voltage distribution designed, installed and maintained by certified electrical engineers and master electricians.
MEP-04Sprinkler networks, pump rooms, tanks and suppression systems — supplied, installed, tested and kept in service.
MEP-05Addressable and conventional fire alarm, plus the telephone and structured data backbone that runs alongside it.
MEP-06Hot and cold water, drainage, filtration and external water services for commercial and residential buildings.
MEP-07Builder's work, fit-out and site improvement that supports and completes the MEP scope.
A sequence, not a sales funnel. Each stage produces something you can hold us to — a survey report, a priced scope, a test record, a handover file.
Send drawings, a BOQ, a snag list, or simply describe the problem on WhatsApp. Nothing formal needed to start.
An engineer attends site to verify existing systems, access constraints and working hours before anything is priced.
A written scope with materials, programme, exclusions and price. What is not included is stated, not implied.
Manpower, materials, permits and building access are coordinated so the first day on site is a working day.
Installation, testing and commissioning carried out with records kept as the work progresses.
As-builts and O&M documentation issued, with an optional annual maintenance contract to keep the asset in warranty condition.
Occupied clinics, live retail, running factories, schools between terms. Each has its own access rules, noise limits and shutdown windows — and the programme is built around them, not the other way round.
Send drawings, a BOQ, an equipment list, or just a photo of the unit that stopped working. We will tell you what is involved before we tell you what it costs.
Straight answers on coverage, quoting, approvals and response times.
We are based in Al Muntazah, Zone 24, Doha, and take on work across Qatar. Travel outside Doha is confirmed at quotation stage so there are no surprises on the invoice.
Both. A one-off call-out for a specific fault is fine, and so is an annual maintenance contract covering scheduled visits across HVAC, electrical, plumbing and fire systems. Many clients start with a repair and move to a contract once they have seen the work.
Yes. Offices, clinics, hotels and retail units are rarely able to shut down, so works are phased and scheduled around trading hours or carried out overnight where the building permits it. Tell us the constraint at enquiry stage and it will be built into the programme.
For installation works: drawings, a BOQ or a clear scope description. For maintenance: an equipment list, or a site visit if no list exists. For a repair: a photograph of the unit's nameplate and a description of the fault is usually enough to give an initial indication.
In Qatar, fire detection and firefighting systems fall under the Civil Defence Department (QCDD), and power and water connections under Kahramaa. Confirm at enquiry stage who is holding responsibility for approvals and submissions, so it is written into the scope and priced correctly rather than assumed.
Attendance times for contract clients are agreed in writing within the maintenance contract. For one-off breakdowns, message the location and a description of the fault on WhatsApp and we will confirm the earliest available slot.
Either. We can supply and install as a single package, or install and commission equipment that you have already procured. Where you supply the equipment, warranty responsibility for the goods stays with your supplier and ours covers the installation.
