Fresh-air, exhaust, kitchen, car-park and smoke-extract ventilation — designed, installed, balanced and maintained for commercial and industrial buildings across Qatar.
AGM designs, installs and maintains commercial and industrial ventilation systems across Qatar — from fresh-air supply and general exhaust to commercial kitchen hoods, car-park ventilation and smoke extract — all sized to code and commissioned to the design airflow.
Good ventilation is about more than comfort — in Qatar it's a code and safety requirement. Kitchens need grease-rated extract, car parks need contaminant removal, and occupied spaces need enough fresh air to stay healthy. AGM designs each system to the applicable standards, sizes the fans and ductwork correctly, and commissions it so the airflow on site matches the airflow on the drawings.
We handle airflow calculations and fan selection, ductwork fabrication and installation, controls and interlocks, and full commissioning with testing and air balancing — supported by handover reports for compliance and facilities teams.
Fans, filters and ducting need regular attention to stay efficient and compliant. AGM maintains ventilation systems as a standalone service or within a wider commercial HVAC maintenance contract, and works alongside our VRF and cooling installations for a complete building solution.
Fresh-air supply, general and toilet exhaust, commercial kitchen exhaust with hoods and grease filtration, car-park ventilation, smoke and stairwell pressurisation, and industrial fan and ducting systems.
Yes — commercial kitchen exhaust with canopy hoods and grease filters, and car-park ventilation including jet-fan and ducted arrangements, sized to code and airflow requirements.
Yes. We commission and air-balance ventilation systems so supply and extract airflows meet the design values, with testing and balancing reports for handover and compliance.
Yes — fans, ducting and exhaust maintenance including cleaning and filter changes, which can be included in a commercial HVAC maintenance contract.
Talk to an AGM engineer about compliant, well-balanced ventilation for your building.