What are the prices?
As the manufacturer of the EP&A Envirotac, Inc. line of polymers, we offer factory direct prices. EP&A Envirotac, Inc. polymers are priced per gallon/liter. Our prices are lower than competitors due to the volume we manufacture and sell annually.
Do you have discounts?
Discounts are based on volume. Substantial discounts are available with full truckloads (4,400 gallons +). We also offer discounts for applications at historical sites.
What are the payment terms?
We accept cash, checks, Visa, Master Card, American Express, and all Government Procurement Cards. We can also set net terms on approved credit.
What about follow up applications after the initial application?
Once the performance has reached the limits of its longevity, a follow-up application is necessary to restore and rejuvenate its optimal performance. Reapplying our soil stabilization/ dust control polymers to a previously treated area requires usually only 20% of the original application amount to achieve the same results.
Can it be diluted with salt water?
EP&A Envirotac Inc.’s polymers can be diluted in salt water (max 4% salt).
What happens with rain and precipitation?
Our soil stabilization/ dust control polymers do not dissipate (wash away) with rain. Heavier concentrations, will actually waterproof the treated surface.
How do I clean application equipment after applying it on surfaces?
Our polymers are water-soluble. Application equipment should simply be rinsed out after use. Cured stabilization polymers need to be soaked with a degreasing agent and high pressure washed.
How can I use these polymers for hydro-seeding?
A hydroseeder is recommended to mix and apply seed, mulch, and our stabilization polymers together. Our Soil Stabilization polymers will work as a super strength tackifier. It will also expedite the germination process of seed.
What about Enzymes?
With Enzymes you need a certain percentage of clays in order for it to be effective. The application cost is high. When it cures you generally need to apply another product to the surface as there will still be top dust. Also it is not impervious to rain and many times will wash of with the slightest bit of downfall.
What about Asphalt Emulsions?
Petroleum resin emulsions leach away with precipitation, are harmful to vegetation and ground water, become slippery when wet, are difficult to clean from application equipment and track onto vehicles.