Access roads and workspaces that serve green energy companies are often crumbly, rutted, and potholed, and they only get worse over time.
Dust gets into equipment, reduces visibility for crew members, and covers the panels at solar farms—making efficient energy generation harder.
It’s bad enough that traditional soil stabilizers are expensive, but most of them barely last six weeks—let alone months or years.
Perma-Zyme lasts long-term with little to no maintenance. Here’s how it works:
• The enzyme formula binds soil particles into a concrete-like surface.
• The hard surface resists water and erosion to prevent ruts, potholes, and washboarding.
• Should you need minor repairs, you can spot-treat the affected area—no reapplication needed.
• Perma-Zyme decreases dust for better safety and visibility.
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The traditional soil stabilizers you use to treat access roads are only getting more expensive—and eating a bigger hole in your profits. Time to make the switch!
Ruts, washboards, and potholes shorten equipment lifespans. You’ll end up paying mechanics thousands of dollars—or worse, replacing expensive equipment.
Regrading roads or reapplying old school soil stabilizers is too expensive. All that rework costs renewable energy suppliers a boatload in cash and labor.
Perma-Zyme is an affordable alternative to traditional soil stabilizers:
• It reduces grading and graveling to save you thousands.
• With less rework, your crews are free to spend their time on other essential projects.
• The smoother surface reduces wear-and-tear on vehicles and equipment.
• Customers can save up to 80% on road construction over traditional methods.
Chemicals, chlorides, and some other soil stabilizers harm ecosystems. For green energy companies, it’s ideal to use soil stabilizers that are safe for plants, animals, and waterways.
Some traditional soil stabilizers are toxic to the crews who apply them. Plus, unstable roads and dusty work areas can injure employees, increasing sick days, insurance premiums, and workers’ comp claims.
You need results that last. Here’s how Perma-Zyme stabilizes your renewable energy projects and your future:
• Perma-Zyme is 100% natural, non-toxic, and non-hazardous.
• It’s safe for crews to handle without worrying about inhalation or skin exposure.
• It creates a hard, concrete-like surface that’s almost as smooth as pavement—no more jarring, back-breaking rides for your crews.
• Its dust control capabilities improve visibility to prevent accidents.
Renewable energy suppliers depend on high-quality, unpaved roads like these. See Perma-Zyme in action, from newly treated roads to roads that are still going strong after a decade!
