Automatic Gate Repair Kenya
Gate stopped working, opens only halfway, or the remote no longer responds? Qyvea diagnoses the fault, explains the cause and quotes the repair before any work begins.




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Qyvea Limited repairs automatic gates across Kenya, whether we installed them or not. If your gate is not opening, not closing, jamming, or responding intermittently, the first step is diagnosis — not replacement. We test the motor, the control panel, the safety sensors, the remotes and the gate mechanics separately, then quote the fix.
No response from motor or control panel. Diagnosed as power, motor, panel or controller issue.
Usually a safety beam or sensor issue. The controller refuses to close as a safety measure.
Dead remote battery, lost pairing, receiver fault or interference from another nearby remote.
Motor struggling, gearbox wear, gate wheel drag, or the gate itself out of alignment.
Safety sensor triggering incorrectly. Common after heavy rain or insect ingress into the beam housing.
Gate works on mains but fails during power cuts. Battery replaced and tested.
Common causes are a flat backup battery, a tripped control panel, a burnt motor, a remote that lost its pairing, a safety sensor stuck in alarm, or a gate that is physically jammed on its track. A repair visit tests these separately before any part is replaced.
Yes. Qyvea repairs gate motors and gate automation regardless of who installed them. We diagnose the fault, explain the cause, and quote the repair before doing any work.
The most common cause is a safety beam or sensor that is blocked, misaligned, wet or dirty. The controller refuses to close the gate as a safety measure. Other causes include a limit switch fault or a control panel configuration issue.
We repair the motor where the fault is a control board, a limit switch, a capacitor or a small component. Where the motor has burnt out, water got inside, or the gearing has failed, replacement is usually more cost-effective and we say so.
Cost depends on the fault. A battery or remote repair costs far less than replacing a motor or a control board. Qyvea diagnoses the fault and quotes the repair before work begins.
Call or WhatsApp with what the gate is doing (or not doing). We'll quote the diagnosis and repair.