Terms and Conditions

Last updated: June 24, 2026

1. Acceptance

By using the website, submitting a request, or contracting with Mr. Engineering, you acknowledge that you have read and accepted these terms.

2. Website Information

Website content is general information and does not constitute a binding engineering or commercial offer unless confirmed in an approved written quotation or contract.

3. Quotations and Contracts

The quotation or contract defines scope, deliverables, exclusions, duration, fees, payments, and responsibilities and takes precedence over website content if there is any conflict.

4. Client Information

The client must provide accurate and complete information and must hold the required rights and permissions for documents, drawings, images, or other materials supplied to the company.

5. Variations and Additional Work

Changes to scope, quantities, specifications, or programme may change cost and duration and will be implemented only after written approval.

6. Programme

Time periods begin after receipt of required information, payments, and approvals and may be affected by government authorities, suppliers, or circumstances beyond reasonable control.

7. Fees and Payments

Payments are due under the approved schedule. Work may be suspended for overdue payment and the programme adjusted for the suspension period.

8. Intellectual Property

Pre-existing models, methodologies, templates, and materials remain the company’s property. Project-specific usage rights are granted to the client within the contract and after settlement of amounts due.

9. Images and Portfolio Use

Project images or information will be used for marketing only as allowed by the contract or with client approval, while protecting privacy and sensitive information.

10. Warranty and Liability

Warranty obligations are defined in the contract. The company is not responsible for third-party work outside its supervision, unauthorised changes, or incorrect information provided by the client.

11. Third-Party Services

Certain services depend on government authorities, suppliers, or external platforms and are subject to their timelines, decisions, and policies.

12. Force Majeure

A party is not in default for circumstances beyond reasonable control, provided notice is given and reasonable steps are taken to minimise impact.

13. Cancellation and Termination

Cancellation, termination, and amounts due are governed by the applicable quotation or contract.

14. Governing Law

These terms are governed by the laws of Saudi Arabia. The parties will seek an amicable settlement before referring a dispute to the competent authority.

15. Contact

Questions about these terms: info@mreng7.com — Telephone: 0555877783.