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Buyers post one request and get quotes from verified suppliers. Suppliers list free and reach active demand.
No combination rollers are listed for hire in the Makkah Region today, so asphalt crews in Jeddah, Mecca, Taif and KAEC have no local machine to book through the grid yet. A roller request that states the surface, the area and the dates is sent to verified suppliers across Saudi Arabia, who reply with an offer.
The combination rollers rental page shows listings across the Kingdom, and the Riyadh and Dammam Eastern Province pages cover those regions. The Makkah Region hire hub links every category in the region.
Look for the operating weight, drum width, year and the supplier's number on each listing, then contact the supplier to agree dates and terms. EquipmentsFinder takes no fee on either side. For the time being, the request replaces the search.
Machines of a few tonnes with a narrow steel drum, sized for footpaths, cycle lanes, car parks and patch repairs in tight streets such as those of Al Balad.
The middle class for residential roads and parking areas, wide enough for a full lane pass yet easy to move on a small trailer between sections.
Heavier machines with wide drums for distributor roads and highway work, where they follow a paver on long continuous runs.
A combination roller has a vibrating steel drum at one end and a set of rubber tyres at the other. The drum gives compaction force, while the tyres knead the asphalt surface, close small gaps and leave a tight, even finish. That makes it a finishing machine for asphalt and a good choice where one roller has to do both breakdown and final passes on a small job.
A single-drum roller has one large vibrating drum and rubber-tyred drive wheels, and is built for soil, sand and granular sub-base rather than hot asphalt. For earthworks before paving, it is usually the better hire.
No local SAR figure can be quoted while the region has no listings. Suppliers price by weight class and hire term, and the quote should state whether operator, fuel, water for the drum sprinklers, transport and VAT are included.
Each listing will show the roller's base once suppliers join. Resurfacing work runs from the port roads and Al Balad through Al Hamra, the Corniche and the airport zone to North Jeddah and Obhur, with schemes in Mecca, Taif and KAEC. Naming the site lets suppliers price the trailer.
Other surfacing jobs are posted on the inquiry board. Owners can list a roller free, and machines for purchase are on the combination rollers for sale page.
No combination roller is listed in the region today, so there is no SAR rate to give. Suppliers set their own prices by weight class and hire length. Ask each one to state the daily or monthly rate along with transport, operator and VAT, so that quotes from different suppliers can be compared on the same basis.
Small machines suit footpaths, car parks and patching; medium rollers suit residential streets and parking areas; large ones follow a paver on main roads. Match the drum width to the lane or bay being surfaced and the weight to the layer thickness, and mention both in the request.
The roller supplier sets this, and the listing or the supplier's reply makes it clear. Rollers are hired both with and without an operator, and paving crews often use their own. Anyone driving the roller needs a valid licence for the machine class.
Some suppliers accept single-day bookings for patching or a small car park, while others ask for a minimum term. The trailer charge is the same for one day as for a month, so it forms a larger share of a short hire. Booking the roller alongside a paver or a second job spreads that cost.
No supplier is listed in the region yet, so no delivery distance can be stated. Rollers travel on trailers, and suppliers in other regions may move one to Jeddah, Mecca, Taif or KAEC for a longer job. A request that names the district helps them work out the transport cost.
It can handle thin granular layers and small areas, but it is designed for asphalt finishing. For earthworks, embankments or a thick sub-base, a single-drum roller compacts deeper and faster. Many contractors hire a single-drum machine for the base and a combination roller for the surface course.