Poultry Farm Waterproofing in Ghana — Floors, Drains and Water Systems (2026)

Fest Ghana Limited waterproofs poultry farm pen floors, wash-down drains, water storage and feed-store roofs across Ghana. Poultry operations combine three things that break down concrete fast — daily wash-down water, ammonia moisture, and constant foot and equipment traffic — so the spec has to be tougher than a standard residential roof.

Where Poultry Farms Fail Without Waterproofing

Pen Floors and Wash-Down Drains

Daily wash-down sends water into floor joints and drain channels repeatedly. Without a proper membrane and correctly falling drainage, water tracks under the slab, undermines foundations over time, and creates standing damp that raises ammonia levels inside the pen — a direct animal-health issue, not just a building one.

Brooder and Layer House Roofs

Roof leaks over brooder houses are worse than in most buildings: day-old chicks need a dry, draft-free, temperature-controlled environment, and a dripping roof during Ghana's rainy season (Accra averages ~800mm annually, Kumasi ~1,400mm) can cause real losses in a single night.

Feed Store

Feed spoils quickly once damp reaches it. Feed-store roofs and floors need the same standard as a warehouse — continuous membrane, sealed penetrations, and no reliance on paint alone.

Our System

Area System Installed Rate
Pen floors / drains 2-coat polyurethane, correct floor falls GHS 80-130/m²
Roof over brooder/layer house 2-coat PU or fleece-reinforced at penetrations GHS 80-280/m²
Water storage Concrete/polytank coating Quoted per tank

Every installation carries a 3-year workmanship warranty and 3-year manufacturer material warranty, with a 20-year design life on the membrane — kept as separate figures, never blended into one number.

Get a Farm Quote

We assess pen count, floor area and drainage layout before quoting. Book a site visit at festghanalimited.com/pages/book or call 0555 548 001.

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