
Agricultural groundworks and farm civils — shed foundations and slab bases, farm roadways and yards, cattle underpasses, slurry and effluent store bases, plus land drainage schemes. Work is programmed around farm operations so access, herds and milking routines are kept moving.
Farm groundworks cover the civils side of agricultural development: shed and slatted-tank bases, feed and silage slabs, cattle underpasses, farm roadways and yards, soiled-water and land drainage, and tank surrounds. Work is built to the specification required for grant-aided farm buildings where that applies. Rayco Civils delivers farm groundworks across Ireland.
Yes. Agricultural structures such as tanks, slabs and effluent stores are built to Department of Agriculture specifications, and grant-aided works must meet those standards to be approved. We build to the specification supplied for the job.
Clean roof water is kept separate from soiled yard water, with soiled water directed to the tank or effluent store and clean water discharged separately. Falls and channels are set so the split actually works in practice.
Yes. Works are usually phased so stock movement, milking and feeding can continue, with access and safe separation from plant agreed before starting.
Yes. Farm roadways, yards and hard standings are formed, stoned and compacted, with drainage set so water runs off rather than ponding and breaking up the surface.
We deliver farm groundworks packages across every county in Ireland. Tap your county for local detail.
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