About Mount Everest Automatic Doors

Mount Everest Automatic Doors is a Dubai company that works on one kind of thing: the doors and gates that open and close by themselves. That covers automatic garage doors, sliding and swing gates, rolling shutters, glass sliding and revolving doors, barriers, bollards, dock levelers and the control gear behind them, such as motors, remotes, sensors and control boards.

Our base is in Al Quoz, an area of workshops, showrooms and warehouses in the middle of the city. That position matters in a practical way. Dubai is long and spread out, and a technician who starts from the centre reaches most districts without crossing the whole emirate first. We take enquiries from every part of Dubai, from villas in the new communities to towers in the business districts, and from industrial sites in the south-west to older streets near the creek.

We are a company that answers on the phone and on WhatsApp, which are the same number: +971 50 494 8667. Email goes to Email us. You can reach us by whichever route is easiest at the moment your gate stops halfway or your shutter jams.

Garage doors

Automatic sectional, panoramic and residential garage doors, plus openers and motors for sectional, up-and-over and roller doors. We supply and fit new doors, replace worn openers, adjust springs and rollers, and sort out remotes and sensors. See automatic garage doors.

Gates

Automatic sliding gates and swing gates for villas, compounds and industrial yards, with gate motors, racks, photocells, control panels, remotes, and GSM or Wi-Fi openers. See gates and gate motors.

Shutters and industrial doors

Rolling shutters, double skin insulated doors, high speed doors and dock levelers for shops, warehouses and logistics sites. See high speed doors and dock levelers.

Entrance doors

Automatic sliding glass doors, revolving doors and glazed entrances for shops, clinics, offices and lobbies. See sliding and revolving glass doors.

Barriers, parking and access

Boom barriers, sliding barriers, turnstiles, bollards, parking locks and parking systems, along with access control, intercoms and CCTV where a site needs them. See boom barriers and access control.

Repair and maintenance

Every family above can also be repaired or serviced. If something has stopped working, start at the repair page. For regular servicing, see maintenance contracts.

The more we know before the visit, the quicker the visit goes. A photo of the whole door or gate in daylight, a close photo of the motor or control box, the brand if you know it, the approximate opening width, and your area are usually enough.

In return you get a person who comes to look, a quote that is written down, a clear list of what is and is not included, and a contact who picks up afterwards. If a job needs permission from your landlord, building management or community, we tell you so before work starts, because that approval is yours to request and we do not want it to delay a booked visit.

We serve all of Dubai from our base in Al Quoz. Dubai is grouped below into twelve zones. Each zone links to example areas, and every area has its own page with local notes on building types, access and common needs. If your area is not listed, ask us. The list of areas is long and grows as we add pages.

Al Quoz and Al Barsha

Our home district. Al Quoz is where our base is, so these areas are the closest to us. Examples: Al Quoz, Al Quoz Industrial Area, Al Barsha, Al Barsha South, Dubai Hills Estate, Al Khail Gate.

Downtown and Central Dubai

Office towers, business districts and the roads between them, where building management often has to approve the work. Examples: Downtown Dubai, Business Bay, Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai Design District, Meydan.

Jumeirah and the Coast

Coastal villa streets and beachfront neighbourhoods, where sea air matters for metal parts. Examples: Jumeirah, Umm Suqeim, Al Wasl, Al Safa, Al Sufouh, Madinat Jumeirah.

Marina and JLT

Towers, lakeside clusters and villa communities around the Marina, JLT and Palm Jumeirah. Examples: Dubai Marina, Jumeirah Lakes Towers (JLT), Palm Jumeirah, Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR), The Greens, Emirates Hills.

Bur Dubai and Old Dubai

Older residential and commercial streets on the creek's western side. Examples: Bur Dubai, Al Karama, Oud Metha, Al Jaddaf, Al Mankhool, Dubai Healthcare City.

Deira

Dense trading, residential and industrial streets on the creek's eastern side, out to the airport area. Examples: Deira, Al Qusais, Al Garhoud, Al Rigga, Abu Hail, Hor Al Anz.

Dubai Creek and Ras Al Khor

Waterfront developments and the Ras Al Khor area along the creek. Examples: Dubai Creek Harbour, Dubai Festival City, Ras Al Khor, Nad Al Hamar, Al Khairan.

Jebel Ali and Dubai South

Free zones, industrial areas, logistics sites and newer villa communities in the south-west. Examples: Jebel Ali, Jebel Ali Free Zone (JAFZA), Dubai Investments Park, Dubai South, Dubai Industrial City, Al Furjan.

Dubailand and New Communities

Large villa and townhouse communities inland, from Arabian Ranches to Town Square. Examples: Arabian Ranches, Motor City, Dubai Sports City, Town Square Dubai, Tilal Al Ghaf, Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC).

East and Northeast Dubai

Mirdif, Silicon Oasis, International City and the industrial and residential areas to the east. Examples: Mirdif, Dubai Silicon Oasis, International City, Al Warqa, Al Khawaneej, Muhaisnah.

Mohammed Bin Rashid City

The central masterplanned district with its own residential and commercial clusters. Examples: Mohammed Bin Rashid City (MBR City), Sobha Hartland, District One.

Hatta

The mountain town in the far east of the emirate. Examples: Hatta.

An automatic door or gate is a machine that moves near people and cars, so safety is part of every job and not an extra.

• Moving doors and gates must stop or reverse when something is in the way. We fit and test photocells, safety edges and obstruction detection as part of the job, and we do not switch safety devices off to make a fault go away.
• Garage door springs and cables are under heavy tension. We do not advise owners to adjust them, and our technicians treat them as a job for trained hands.
• Every gate and door should have a way to be released by hand in a power cut. We show you where it is and how it works at handover.
• Doors on escape routes, or doors linked to a fire alarm, have to work with the building's fire and life-safety arrangements. We plan those jobs together with building management and tell you what approval is needed.
• We follow the installation instructions of the manufacturer for the equipment we fit.

These are working practices, not certifications. We do not claim a certificate we cannot show you. If your building or tender needs specific documents, tell us at the start and we will say plainly what we can and cannot provide.