Questions, Answered.

A penetrating hardener and sealer like DryLock. Topical sealers and epoxies sit on the surface where hooves, scrapers and manure acids wear them off. A penetrating sealer reacts inside the concrete, so there is nothing to peel.

For most farms it is DryLock. It hardens and seals concrete floors, alleys, pens and pads. If you have asphalt lanes or yards, DURAPAVE is the other core product.

We took the industry’s best coatings and made them better with an advanced formula built for the dairy industry. They soak in instead of sitting on top, so there is no film to peel or wear off.

Anywhere with concrete, asphalt or a roof: barns, parlors, feed alleys, holding pens, feedlots, feed and commodity storage, silage bunkers, wash bays, shops, roads and drives.

DryLock reaches full cure in 7 days. A conventional coating system typically needs around 30.

Most conventional farm coatings need 7 to 30 days before they reach full strength. DryLock is usable the next day and fully cured in 7, and fast-cure systems take traffic in about 30 minutes.

Yes. Work in sections, and use a fast-cure system where a lane or pen cannot be out of use for long. Most operations never stop milking or feeding.

Only from the section being coated, and only briefly. Most jobs are done in stages so the rest of the operation keeps running.

No grinding and no acid etching. Prep is cleaning the surface so the coating can penetrate.

A standard pump sprayer or a roller, plus whatever you normally use to clean the floor. There is no mixing, grinding or special equipment.

They solve different problems. Grooving cuts new traction into a worn floor but leaves the concrete open to moisture and acids. Coating hardens and seals the surface. On badly worn floors the two work well together.

Yes. If you would rather not use your own labor, our crew will handle the job start to finish.

It depends on the product and surface. As a guide: BCX 200 to 300 sq ft per gallon, DURAPAVE 300 to 500, HRX 100 to 200. We will help you estimate before you order.

No. Unlike most asphalt sealers, DURAPAVE contains no petroleum, which makes it safer around animals.

Look for a water-based, PFAS chemical-free product with no petroleum or solvents. Every AgLoc coating meets that bar, so it can be used in barns, parlors and feed areas.

Start by restoring the surface. Worn, polished concrete loses grip, so harden and seal it with a penetrating product, and groove the worst areas if needed. Avoid glossy topical coatings, which can make footing worse.

DryLock hardens the surface without leaving a slick film, and it can be paired with grooving on badly worn floors to restore traction.

Seal it. A penetrating sealer hardens the concrete and closes the pores, so acids and moisture have less to work on. Bunkers, feed alleys and manure lanes benefit most.

If the slab is sound, clean it and apply a penetrating hardener like DryLock to stop further wear. Badly worn sections can be grooved for traction first. Replacement is only needed when the slab itself has failed.

It depends on traffic and exposure. High-wear areas like parlors and feed alleys should be checked yearly. A penetrating sealer lasts far longer than a topical one because there is no film to wear through.

A water-based, non-petroleum sealer like DURAPAVE. It slows oxidation, UV damage and water intrusion without putting petroleum products where animals walk.

Often, yes. If the roof deck is sound, a spray-applied coating like HRX can seal leaks and protect the surface for years at a fraction of the cost of a new roof.

Yes. Free sample kits let you test it on your own floor first.

Call us at (715) 951-2767. We can help you pick a product, estimate quantities or walk you through an install.