AgroTechService Company takes preventive measures to prevent corrosion and damage

This procedure is an important part of maintaining and maintaining their long-term reliable operation.

Anti-corrosion coating: Application of special anti-corrosion coatings to metal parts and building surfaces, such as metal roofs, trusses and gutter systems. These coatings create a barrier that protects the metal from exposure to atmospheric conditions.

Cleaning, painting: Regular cleaning and painting of metal surfaces to prevent corrosion and oxidation. This also includes maintenance of wooden parts such as sheds and barns.

Drainage System: Installing an effective drainage system to remove excess moisture from the foundation and walls of the building. This helps prevent damage to the base and the formation of mildew and mildew.

Rodent Control: Implementing preventive measures to prevent invading rodents such as mice and moles, which can cause damage to wood and metal structures.

Roof Monitoring: Regular roof maintenance, including removal of leaves, snow and ice, to prevent moisture buildup and possible leaks.

Humidity Control: Ensuring adequate ventilation and humidity control inside agricultural buildings to prevent wood rot and mold.

Foundation inspection: Regularly inspecting the foundation for cracks and repairing them. This prevents additional damage and maintains the stability of the building.

Replacement of worn parts: Routine replacement and repair of parts identified as damaged or worn during preventative inspections.

Preventative measures help keep agricultural buildings in good condition and increase their service life, which saves money and time on major repairs and renovations.

Sheathing repair:

Inspection: Also begins with a sheathing inspection to determine the extent of damage, rot, and other problems.

Removing Damaged Parts: Damaged wood or metal panels are removed and replaced.

Surface preparation: The surface is prepared for the installation of new panels. This may include sanding and treating the wood with antiseptics.

Installation of new panels: New panels are installed to replace damaged ones. This also includes fastening and sealing seams.

Painting and Finishing: After new panels are installed, painting and finishing is done if necessary to protect the siding and improve its appearance.

Roofing and siding replacement and repair are important to maintaining the integrity of agricultural buildings, their longevity, and their weather protection. Regular maintenance and repairs help prevent costly repairs and increase the lifespan of buildings.

Updating ventilation and lighting systems

This is an important part of maintenance that contributes to efficient operation and improved indoor conditions.

Ventilation system update:

Inspection: The process begins with a thorough inspection of the ventilation system, including fans, ductwork and filters. The goal is to identify faults, wear and other problems.

Equipment Selection: Based on the inspection, the equipment to be upgraded is selected. This may include installing new fans, filters or other components.

Installation of New Equipment: New equipment is installed in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and best practices. Ducts can be replaced if they are old or damaged.

Inspection and Testing: After installation, the updated system is inspected and tested to ensure that it functions correctly. If malfunctions are detected, they are eliminated.

Adjustment and Maintenance: The ventilation system is adjusted to ensure optimal air distribution within the building. Regular maintenance includes replacing filters and checking for wear.

Lighting system update:

Inspection: An inspection of the existing lighting system is carried out to identify old and inefficient light sources, as well as faults.

Selecting new light sources: Depending on your needs and budget, choose more efficient light sources such as light-emitting diode (LED) lamps, which provide bright light and consume less energy.

Installation of new light fixtures: New light fixtures are installed in the building, providing better lighting.

Adjustment and Testing: After installation, the lighting is checked and adjusted to ensure uniform and bright lighting throughout the interior.

Energy Savings: Upgraded lighting systems are typically more efficient and use less energy, helping to reduce operating costs.

Updating ventilation and lighting systems improves working conditions in agricultural buildings, increases efficiency and reduces energy consumption, which is an important factor in agricultural activities.