Agricultural site insulation

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Buildings on farms specifically require adequate protection against soaking and thermal fluctuations. This is particularly true in the domestic context, where there are many old silos, granaries and other buildings in use, but even newer buildings are often in a very poor state of repair.

Failure to insulate these types of buildings can lead to huge financial losses. Livestock can also suffer from poor temperatures, but brutal damage can also be caused to crops or technical equipment stored in buildings. If buildings are not insulated, it is best to replace them with closed-cell foam.

This will reduce the risk of long-term problems in addition to the immediate material damage. Deteriorating buildings have a negative impact on the functioning of the whole plant, reducing its efficiency. As in other areas of life, it is much easier and cheaper to prevent problems than to try to deal with them afterwards.

Even a thin layer can provide impeccable soaking protection and heat retention, unlike traditional insulation materials. It ensures optimum temperature and ventilation, and does not require costly and skilled maintenance and cleaning.

Pur foam insulation retains its original quality for 10-15 years, thus preserving the integrity of the building. It is an excellent heating/cooling system and, with the right skills, can be applied relatively quickly and easily to almost any surface. This is an important factor, as the insulation process does not cause any long-lasting disruption to the life of farms.

Our company also insulates livestock farms, silos and granaries. For more information, call us or request a quote!