Barn Floor Repairs

Let us repair your concrete barn floors to help protect your cows and your valuable investment.

WHAT WE DO

Concrete Floor Repairs

We offer various repairs to existing concrete barn floors. Not all dairy barn floors are the same so therefore there are different ways that can be used in different circumstances to provide the best results and the least wear on the cows’ hoofs. We will consult with you to determine the best solution for your concrete barn floors. Our concrete barn floor grooving repair will help protect your cows, saving you money.

Recognizing the Signs: Common Problems That Affect Concrete Grooving

Wear and Tear from Daily Use and Hoof Traffic

Damage Caused by Heavy Machinery and Scraping Equipment

Deterioration Due to Improper Initial Installation

Act Now, Save Later: The Critical Importance of Timely Grooving Repairs

Addressing worn or damaged concrete grooving promptly is crucial to preventing minor issues from escalating into major problems. Neglecting seemingly small cracks or general wear and tear can lead to more significant structural damage over time. Even minor damage, if left unattended, can worsen due to the continuous use of the barn and exposure to environmental factors.

Timely repairs are also essential for maintaining optimal safety and traction for your herd. Concrete grooving creates a non-slip surface that is vital for improved cow traction. By ensuring that your cows have the necessary grip to prevent slips and falls, you are maintaining a safer environment within the barn. Reducing the risk of injuries directly contributes to the overall well-being and productivity of your livestock. Cows that experience less stress in their environment tend to be healthier and more productive.

How Long Should Your Floors Last?

The durability and lifespan of concrete grooving in cattle barns are influenced by several key factors, including the inherent quality of the concrete, the intensity of usage, and the consistency of maintenance practices. The strength and composition of the concrete mix, particularly the type of aggregate used, play a significant role in how long the grooving will remain effective. Stronger concrete mixes tend to result in grooving that lasts longer.

While concrete grooving can provide a long-term solution for improving traction, often lasting for 10 years or more, its lifespan is not indefinite and is subject to the combined effects of these various factors. Farmers should be aware of these elements to effectively plan for future maintenance and potential re-grooving as needed. A full cycle of grooving and scarification has an average lifespan of 15 to 20 years.

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