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Electric Fence Repair Kenya

Fault finding, energiser repair, wire breaks, earthing issues and false alarms — for electric fences across Kenya, whether Qyvea installed them or not.

Who repairs electric fences in Kenya?

Qyvea Limited repairs electric fences across Kenya — wall-top strands, free-standing fence lines, roof-line deterrents and industrial perimeter systems. If your fence is not shocking, is alarming constantly, or lost its effectiveness after a storm or building work, the first step is diagnosis. We test the energiser, the earth and the wire loop separately before quoting.

Faults we fix

Common electric fence faults

No shock at all

Failed energiser, blown fuse, broken wire or disconnected loop. Diagnosed step-by-step.

Weak shock on part of the fence

Partial short — usually a wire sagging into vegetation, a broken insulator or a corroded joint.

Constant false alarms

Leaking current, wet vegetation, dirty insulators or a wire touching earthed metal.

Storm damage

Fallen branches, blown brackets, cut wires and energiser damage after heavy weather.

Energiser fault

No output, low output, or intermittent output. Repaired where economic; replaced otherwise.

Alarm not responding

Integration fault between the fence monitor and the alarm panel or siren.

Repair vs replace

What can be repaired and what cannot

Repairable: wire breaks and joints, insulators, brackets, earth rods, junction boxes, fuses, power supplies, alarm monitor integration.
Sometimes repairable: energiser faults — depends on whether the fault is a fuse, a terminal, or an internal component.
Usually replaced: energisers with failed internal transformers or control boards, and any energiser that has been water-damaged.
Always quoted first: we tell you the cost of repair vs. replacement before you decide.

FAQ

Common repair questions

Why is my electric fence not shocking?

Common causes are a broken wire, a short to earth through vegetation or a metal post, a failed energiser, a bad earth rod, or a fault at a junction box. Diagnosis tests the energiser, the earth and the wire loop separately.

Why is my electric fence alarming all the time?

Constant alarms usually mean a partial fault — sagging wire touching vegetation, a dirty insulator leaking current, or a wire that has stretched and touched an earthed metal frame. A repair visit finds the exact spot.

Can you repair a fence installed by another company?

Yes. Qyvea repairs existing electric fences regardless of who installed them. We diagnose the fault, explain the cause, and quote the repair before doing any work.

How much does electric fence repair cost in Kenya?

Cost depends on the fault. A junction repair costs far less than replacing an energiser or repairing storm damage. Qyvea diagnoses the fault and quotes the repair before work begins.

Do you repair or replace the energiser?

We repair energisers where the fault is a fuse, a power supply, a terminal or a small internal component. Where the energiser has failed internally, replacement is usually more cost-effective than repair, and we say so.

Describe the fault — we'll diagnose it

Call or WhatsApp with what the fence is doing (or not doing). We'll quote the diagnosis and repair.

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