A few details make the quotes comparable.
A car shade, and for how many cars? Garden seating? A yard screen? Note length and width, or length and height.
Watch where rain runs off in the yard today. The shade must shed water away from the door and the seating.
On higher ground like Al Hada and Al Shafa the wind is stronger. Note where it comes from, for the fixings.
Tiles, garden soil, or a concrete slab? That decides the kind of footing.
So you know what to ask the company before you sign.
Light material or thin sheets can't take hailstones. Ask about thickness and whether the guarantee covers hail.
Too little slope, or slack fabric. It needs a clear fall and a drain to a sensible spot.
Weak tension or loose bolts, especially on higher ground.
Rain and damp with paint that isn't rust-resistant. The footings where water collects go first.
Posts too far apart or weak footings. Wind pushes hard on a large surface.
On rose farms or in gardens, the height has to leave room to move around and bring equipment in.
In Taif, ask three things about every material: rain, hail and wind.
Rigid sheets that keep rain off and let light in.
Tensioned over a steel frame, in pyramid and cone shapes.
Cheaper, gives shade and lets air through.
Go out and check the tension, bolts and panels. A small tear grows with the next rain.
Clear the shade's drainage and get the leaves off.
As soon as you see rust at a footing, have it cleaned and painted.
Clean the fabric with water, no harsh products.
Keep the answers in writing, in the quote or on WhatsApp.
Make them justify the material, not just offer the cheapest.
For the sheets and the steel. Put it in the quote.
Where will the water go, and how much slope?
In windy places the footing makes a big difference.
Fabric, sheets, paint and tension. And ask about hail.
Frame and footings included?
Any of these is worth a question before you pay.
In Taif it turns into a pond above your car.
Ask for the thickness in writing.
They can shift in the wind.
On the material and the frame.
Prices published by firms working in Taif, mostly per square metre and some as starting prices. They vary with material, thickness and frame.
| Service | Rough price |
|---|---|
| Car shade | SAR 80 – 220 per m² |
| Steel car shade | From SAR 90 per m² |
| Tension (structural) shade | From SAR 80 per m² |
| Garden or home shade (PVC or polyethylene) | SAR 100 – 130 per m² |
| Polycarbonate shade | About SAR 250 per m² |
| Fire-resistant German fabric shade | About SAR 300 per m² |
| Steel slat yard fence | SAR 80 – 220 per running metre |
| Iron fence on a wall | SAR 80 – 220 per m² |
💡 From another Taif list (January 2024), per m²: fabric 90 – 250, polyethylene 90, tension 150, PVC pyramid 120, PVC cone 250, wood-plastic 200. Another firm advertises shades from SAR 150 per m² (2026).
🧊 If the car will sit under it during hail, a thicker material is worth the difference. Compare quotes for the same material and thickness.
Gathered from price pages of shade and fence firms in Taif from 2024 to 2026; some date from 2024, so check today's price. They aren't Laqeeni's prices or real customer jobs. The customer and the company agree the price directly, and Laqeeni takes no commission.
Thick sheets like polycarbonate, or strong fabric tensioned on a solid frame, beat light mesh. Ask about thickness and the guarantee.
Published Taif lists give SAR 80 – 220 per running metre, depending on height and steel thickness.
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Last updated: October 2026
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