Machinery Fabrication in Thika
Thika has industrial premises, growing estates and farms in the surrounding coffee and pineapple country. For workshops, factories and yards we fabricate frames, attachments and equipment, and repair machines that are worth keeping in service.
What we build for Thika clients
- Farm & Agricultural Fabrication. Farm trailers, carts, equipment frames, machinery repairs and custom attachments for the way your farm operates.
- Custom equipment & frames. One-off machinery projects, brackets, supports and equipment frames developed from a clear operating brief.
- Machinery repairs. Assessment of damaged metalwork and difficult-to-replace components to determine whether repair, reproduction or a new fabrication is appropriate.
- Stone crushing & material preparation. Crushing and grading suitable stone for hardcore, paving sub-bases, driveways, paths and gabion projects.
Working in Thika
Thika is an easy run from Nairobi, and we discuss whether collection, delivery or a site visit suits your project best. Typical conditions here include factory yards, delivery vehicles and mixed road conditions between town and farm, and we plan the design around them.
Questions from Thika
Can you build custom machinery or a machinery repair in Thika?
Yes. We are based in Kitengela, Kajiado County, and take on machinery fabrication & repairs projects for clients in Thika and across Kenya. Send your location, photos and measurements and we will explain what is practical and what the next steps are.
Can you repair a machine instead of replacing it?
It depends on the job, and Thika has its own conditions: factory yards, delivery vehicles and mixed road conditions between town and farm. We factor that into the design, materials and finish, and confirm the details with you before work starts.
How do I start a project in Thika?
Message us on WhatsApp with photos, a sketch or measurements and tell us the site in Thika. We discuss the purpose, materials, cost and timing, and agree the details before any work begins.
