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Getting ready to start a silo construction project? While cost might be one of the first considerations that comes to mind, bidding out your silo construction project isn’t as simple as going with the lowest quote. Numerous factors, including construction material and silo construction methods, can cause silo construction costs to vary. But these factors can also have a big impact on the performance of your silo and its longevity.

 

Before starting a silo construction project, it's crucial to work with an experienced silo engineering company. The goal of any silo construction project is to ensure your silo continues meeting your bulk storage needs for decades to come. Working with an experienced silo engineering company can help ensure a smooth project from start to finish and is the best way to ensure your project budget is optimized.

 

When trying to determine silo construction costs, long-term maintenance and inspection expenses should be considered as well. Regardless of the construction material used, all silos require routine maintenance and inspection to ensure safety and longevity. Regular inspections can prevent accidents and ensure workplace safety by identifying potential structural issues.

 

Read Marietta Silos’ latest blog to learn more about silo construction costs to consider or schedule an inspection of your existing silo structure.