Компания Zipperlock отмечает 21-летие производства ангаров и гидравлических ворот

No matter what your building requirements are…cold storage for farm equipment, heated shop, or a building to store grain, fertilizer, or even potatoes, a structure built by Zipperlock Building Company is one that will withstand the tests of time… and look good while doing it. Zipperlock Building Company was purchased in 2005 by three industrious, farm-raised brothers who were looking for a business that complemented their construction and manufacturing experience. The trio expanded the company by purchasing Powerlift Doors of Saskatchewan from the original owner, Haukaas Manufacturing, in 2020. 2026 marks the 21st anniversary for Zipperlock Building Company, as well as the sixth anniversary for Powerlift Doors of Saskatchewan. The two companies are currently owned by Tara Dosdall, Terry Focht, and Darin Focht. Many hands make light work, and all talents and skills are put to task at Powerlift Doors of Saskatchewan and Zipperlock Building Company. Tara runs the office and helps in the fabrication shop, Darin acts as foreman of the steel crew and installs doors, while Terry runs the concrete crew and fabricates the doors in the welding shop. “The products we sell are the Zipperlock Arch Rib Steel Building and the Powerlift Hydraulic Door,” says sales manager Derrick Draper. “A Zipperlock Building is a full steel building with a concrete foundation and piling system, and a Powerlift Hydraulic Door is a one-piece door that comes complete with steel frame legs and header assembly as one complete door unit.” Zipperlock Buildings All products are custom made and assembled on-site. While it may take weeks or months to finalize every part of your construction project, once assembly starts, you could be looking at your new steel building within hours. “Each 12-inch wide panel interlocks with the next panel, and they are then mechanically seamed together. A Zipperlock has no bolts or screws that will ever loosen or start to leak- it is essentially a maintenance-free building.” Draper notes that the design of a Zipperlock Building allows for a higher profile building than the typical arch wall style, and therefore has a much better sidewall profile. This allows even the largest pieces of farm equipment to park near the wall, saving valuable floor space. “A Zipperlock Building is primarily used on the farm for cold storage of farm equipment, but we also regularly build buildings designed for grain or fertilizer storage and heated shops.” Powerlift Doors Applicable to both new builds and as a retrofit option for older buildings, Powerlift Doors can be installed on cold storage buildings, heated shops, showrooms, wash bays, and even airplane hangars. “The real beauty of the Powerlift Hydraulic Door is that it requires very little headroom to allow the door to operate,” Draper explains. “Some other types of doors require between 2’ and 4’ of additional headroom above the door for proper operation, where the Powerlift Door requires only 6” of clearance to operate.” In retrofit applications, the entire width and height of the doorway is maintained, eliminating the need for additional framing while reducing costs for the client. Ready to work with you “We sell direct to the end-user customer, not through a dealer network,” Draper clarifies. “A simple phone call or a website inquiry, or a conversation at any of the major farm shows that we attend, will get the quote and pricing process started.” Products from the two companies are competitively priced in their respective markets, and are a valid contender for anyone looking past the price tag. “If you are looking for a high quality product with very low maintenance that will provide a lifetime of trouble-free use, they are definitely worth considering for your farm or business.” Find Zipperlock Building Company and Powerlift Doors of Saskatchewan one hour north of Regina just off Highway 6 in Raymore, SK. For more information, contact Derrick Draper at Zipperlock Buildings and Powerlift Doors of Saskatchewan by calling 306-631-8550 or Toll-Free at 1-888-692-5515.