Contract surface care covered with ECOPROTEC

Developed for the landscape sector, the ECOPROTEC range includes best-selling surface treatments for all types of tile and stone.

A new updated website - at www.ecoprotec.co.uk – presents the exterior range as a separate category from ECOPROTEC interior treatments and includes a comprehensive library of supporting technical resources for the landscaper and contractor.

With over 30 years’ experience in the tile and stone market, LTP’s ECOPROTEC brand has become established within the contract sector since its launch in 2016. All treatments are made in the UK, are predominately ecofriendly, low odour and low VOC, and the entire range benefits from the most advanced research in water-based technology.

The exterior range includes sealing and protection, cleaning and restoration, and aftercare treatments designed for all types of polished and unpolished natural and artificial stone, porcelain, ceramic, concrete, masonry and terrazzo. All treatments are offered with support and expert advice from LTP’s technical

The combined approach of soil de-compaction and injection of biochar and natural bio-stimulants using the Vogt Geo-Injector has many long-term benefits for trees, particularly in urban environments where soil compaction and limited rooting areas can lead to stress and poor health.

When soil is compacted, it becomes difficult for water and nutrients to penetrate, leading to reduced root growth and limiting the tree’s ability to uptake essential nutrients. As a result, the tree becomes more vulnerable to pests and diseases, reducing its overall health and lifespan.

However, by de-compacting the soil and injecting bio-stimulants, the soil structure improves, creating a more favourable environment for mycorrhizal fungi to establish, leading to improved root systems and better nutrient uptake.

One of the most significant benefits of this treatment is the reduction of pest attacks. By improving the tree’s defence system, the tree is less vulnerable to pests and diseases. Additionally, the thick and green leaves and increased crown density are clear signs of a healthy tree that can withstand environmental stresses.

In conclusion, the combined approach of soil de-compaction and injection of natural biostimulants including biochar is an effective way to enhance tree health and longevity, particularly in urban environments where soil compaction and limited rooting areas can lead to poor health.

This treatment has long-term benefits, including improved root systems, better water and nutrient uptake, and increased resistance to pests and diseases.

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