Eco Enterac shearing sheds suit sheep operations

Co-owners Peter Sweeney and Col Jones Peter and Col have developed a customer service path that works.

On first contact Eco Enterac will send standard plans and information on their shearing sheds to the client, as well as a list of shearing sheds (that Eco Enterac have built) in the client’s area.

This allows the client to visit a site and look at the layout and design of an Eco Enterac shearing shed and also at the quality of workmanship that goes into all Eco Enterac Sheds, they said.

Peter will always visit the site to discuss the design and layout with the client and offer advice on the best position for the new shearing shed, thus making sure the client is getting a shearing shed that allows his business to operate at its most efficient.

Designs are available for conventional flat or raised boards, curved and also saw tooth design.

They can have a front fill penning system, designed to make the sheep move into the catching pen more easily.

Or they can have slope catching pens rising 150 millimetres at the rear of the pen. This means the shearer no longer has to turn sheep when catching them because the slope is going with the drag. Recessed chutes cut into the board tp allow the shearer to move the sheep down the chute with ease.

Sheep yards are also manufactured by Eco Enterac and can be designed to work alongside the shed.

Eco Enterac has experienced teams to erect their sheds.

Shearing sheds are currently being manufactured for clients in Collie, Gulargambone, Guyra, Merriwa and Nyngan areas with industrial sheds in Tamworth

Distance is not a problem if a client wants an Eco Enterac Shed. Eco Enterac sheds are built throughout NSW, Queensland and as far as Darwin in the Northern Territory.