What Does a Stall Cleaning System Cost?
Stall cleaning system cost depends on your barn — stall count, layout, routing and site work. Here is what drives price and how Sairol structures each step so every dollar credits forward.
What drives cost
Stall count and barn layout
Underground (new build) vs. above-ground (retrofit) routing
Distance to the collection point
Electrical work and site conditions
How Sairol pricing works
1. Facility Assessment — $9,500. Remote and available nationwide: 90-minute discovery session, layout analysis, design concept, budget and return projection, written report in 1–2 weeks. 100% credited toward your Keystone Retainer.
2. Keystone Retainer — $30,000, by invitation. Offered after your Assessment. Full engineering (on-site visit, CAD, equipment specification). 100% credited toward your Clean Vortex™ system. Refundable less documented project costs incurred to date; full terms are in your Retainer agreement. Barns that commit become Keystone Barns.
3. The Clean Vortex™ system. Custom-engineered production, installation and commissioning. Most systems are a six-figure investment, depending on stall count and site. Your Assessment delivers the budget for your facility rather than a generic catalog price. Financing is available through Hearth, so many barns could pay monthly.
Investment
Every Clean Vortex™ system is engineered for your barn, your layout and your site, so pricing is custom. Most systems are a six-figure investment, depending on stall count and site.
It starts with a Facility Assessment ($9,500, credited 100% toward your Keystone Retainer). The Assessment gives you a design, a budget for your barn, and a timeline. The Keystone Retainer ($30,000, by invitation) covers full engineering and is 100% credited toward your system.
With Hearth financing, many barns could pay monthly. Checking your options is a soft credit pull and will not affect your score.
Clean Vortex™ is built to free up 90% of stall cleaning time, so your team could spend those hours on horsemanship instead of wheelbarrow trips. A 20-stall barn can spend more than four staff hours a day on stall cleaning (University of Maine Extension measured 12.2–14.8 minutes per stall per day). Your Assessment maps those hours to your own stall count and routine.
Clean Vortex™ is built to free up 90% of stall cleaning time — hours back for horsemanship, training, grooming and care. Your team keeps eyes on every stall; the system handles transport out of the barn.
Return comes from time and facility quality
Hours returned to horsemanship and client care
Cleaner daily stall workflow without wheelbarrow hauls down the aisle
Infrastructure that becomes part of the barn's permanent systems
Appeal to boarders and owners who value a modern facility
Related reading
How the technology works
Suction manure system guide
Retrofit existing barns
Manure vacuum comparison
Automatic stall cleaning options
Financing through Hearth
Solutions & Assessment
Limited Assessments each month. Questions first? Text 808-796-1964.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is the Facility Assessment?
$9,500, 100% credited toward your Keystone Retainer.
What does the Keystone Retainer cost?
$30,000, by invitation after your Assessment, 100% credited toward your system.
What does a Clean Vortex™ system typically cost?
Every Clean Vortex™ system is engineered for your barn, so pricing is custom. Most systems are a six-figure investment, depending on stall count and site. It starts with a $9,500 Facility Assessment, credited 100% toward the $30,000 Keystone Retainer, which is credited 100% toward your system. The Assessment delivers the budget for your barn, along with a design and a picture of the hours your team could get back. With Hearth financing, many barns could pay monthly. Checking options will not affect your credit score.
Can I finance a stall cleaning system?
Yes. Facility Assessment, Keystone Retainer and Clean Vortex™ system options are available through Hearth.
Is the Keystone Retainer refundable?
Yes, less documented project costs incurred to date. Full terms are in your Retainer agreement.