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ENERGY SAVING SEALANTS

Farming is a tough business. Making money on a farm has never been easy and now with higher energy costs to deal with there is the challenge of not knowing what it will cost to keep your building heated or cooled. Also, unlike any other industry, the cost of energy is a major part of the operations budget that must be paid for year in and year out. It's obvious that energy costs go up in the winter time which is when most farmers have to deal with much highter fuel costs, but what about in the summer?

So as a farmer, how much money are you spending each and every year for energy? Is it $1000 a year? Perhaps $10,000 a year? Maybe even $100,000 a year? How much are you going to spend in 5 years? How about in 10 years? The costs are staggering to the American farmer and while this was not something that had to be dealt with in the past, in todays economy, these energy costs could make the difference between making a profit or seeing a loss this year.


So you want to save money on your energy bill on your farm, but how can you do that affordably? Great question because the farm building has some very unique characteristics. First of all, they are generally large structures. Many of them are older so they were not designed with energy efficiency in mind. Also, most are built from a variety of materials, including steel, wood, plastic and cement. Finally, whatever material you use to make them energy efficient needs to be built for the incredibly harsh environment that exists on the farm.


One thing that all of these buildings have in common is that they leak. Mostly they leak air, but also these open cracks and joints allow for water, insects, rodents and the outside conditions to come into the building. All of that means that you are loosing energy, sometimes a lot of it. This is why sealing a farm building is the #1 way to achieve energy efficiency. If you can seal all of those cracks and open joints, you can put a lot of money to your bottomline.


Ag-Tite sealants are the tools that are needed to tighten up your farm building and to achieve a more energy efficient envelope. No matter what type of building you have, we have a sealant that will fit your project and your budget. Do you operate some poultry houses? Are you in the hog business? Do you have an old pole barn that needs to be upgraded? How about a horse trailer? No matter what you need sealed, Ag-Tite has a product for you.


Which Ag-Tite sealant is best for your project? That depends upon the project. With our bio sealant, we can completely tighten up an old 400' poultry house in about 8 hours and cut its energy consumption by 25% - 40%. If you just have some touch up work to do around the farm then our Ag-Tite can sealants are great for the do-it-yourselfer. Our Ag-Tite Plus hardens up to a rock like finish and will hold up in even the most harsh environments and our concrete sealants can stop moisture from coming into the building. Do you have a U.S.D.A. inspected processing plant. We have a unique sealant that will stop rust form building up on your metal roofing.

No matter what the job, we have the sealant that will fit the job. So call Ag-Tite today to find out which sealant is best for your individual project. Don't wait another day. Now is the time to seal up your building and to keep those hard earned profits in your pocket and not send them to the energy companies.




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