Marietta Silos provides comprehensive silo restoration and repair for all types of silo construction. Without proper inspection and ongoing maintenance, silos are subject to deterioration that can lead to costly damage or structural failure.
Our team delivers complete restoration solutions that combine engineering, design, and construction expertise to address damage, extend service life, and reduce the need for new silo construction.
With more than 100 years of experience, we identify the root cause of deterioration and incorporate those findings into every restoration approach to help prevent future issues. Whether addressing emergency repairs or planned restoration projects, our team delivers responsive service and reliable, long-term results.
Marietta Silos provides restoration and repair services for a wide range of silo types, regardless of the material being stored. Our team has extensive experience working with both concrete and steel silos, addressing a variety of structural and maintenance challenges.
Structurally unsound silos can compromise safety and performance. Marietta Silos provides restoration and modification services for a wide range of structures and stored materials, delivering efficient, cost-effective solutions to resolve structural issues.
Gunite is applied using air pressure to create a strong, durable surface comparable to poured concrete. It offers resistance to weather and chemicals while bonding effectively to properly prepared surfaces.
Rehooping restores the structural integrity of concrete stave silos by repairing or replacing damaged or corroded hoops. This process helps maintain storage capacity and supports long-term performance.
Composite fiber reinforcement systems strengthen existing concrete and masonry structures. Marietta Silos installs Wabo® Composite Systems using specialized fibers and resins designed for durability, chemical resistance, and surface application without heavy equipment.
Silo and tank liners help restore structural integrity, seal surfaces, and prevent material contamination. Marietta Silos offers a range of liner options including concrete, steel, stainless steel, epoxy, PVC, and waterproof coatings.
Roof beams are supported by beam pockets within the silo structure. Spalling or deterioration in these areas can weaken support and lead to roof failure if not properly repaired.
Concrete damage such as cracking, spalling, and delamination requires identifying the root cause. Marietta Silos restores damaged areas and uses A.I. Supplemental Inspection to improve defect mapping and track changes over time.
Silos repurposed for different materials may require modifications to handle increased loads. Without proper remediation, added stress from heavier materials and operational forces can lead to structural failure.
Silo roofs are exposed to environmental and operational stress, including overfilling, overloading, and weather conditions. Restoration helps protect stored materials and maintain structural integrity.
Marietta Silos provides safe and efficient silo dismantling using modern demolition techniques. Our team manages dismantling projects across a variety of silo types while maintaining a controlled and secure work environment.
Outdated discharge cone designs, such as steel suspended cones, carry a higher risk of failure. Remediation helps reduce risk and prevent collapse caused by unsupported or deteriorating cone systems.
Steel silo restoration includes replacing worn or corroded sections and relining damaged areas. Marietta Silos provides design and engineering support to ensure safe, reliable performance.
Post-tensioning is used to address spalling, cracking, and wall separation caused by overstressed reinforcing. High-strength strands are installed around the silo exterior to restore structural capacity.
Post-tensioning is used to address spalling, cracking, and wall separation caused by overstressed reinforcing. High-strength strands are installed around the silo exterior to restore structural capacity.
Part of the Marietta Group, USA Silo Service specializes in silo cleaning, inspection, and maintenance. Their team helps keep silos operating safely and efficiently with services designed to reduce risk and improve performance.
Routine silo maintenance is essential to preserving performance, extending service life, and preventing costly repairs. Without a consistent inspection and maintenance program, silos are subject to wear from environmental conditions, material loading, and daily operation.
USA Silo Service, part of the Marietta Group, provides professional inspection and maintenance programs designed to identify early signs of deterioration and help maintain safe, reliable operation.
Silo cleaning is essential for maintaining material quality, preventing buildup, and ensuring consistent material flow. Over time, residue accumulation and blockages can impact performance, reduce capacity, and create safety risks.
USA Silo Service, part of the Marietta Group, provides professional silo cleaning services to safely remove buildup, restore flow, and keep operations running efficiently.
Silo restoration extends the life of aging or damaged silos through concrete repair, wall reinforcement, corrosion treatment, roof repair, or panel replacement.
Yes. Restoration is often more cost-effective than replacement and can restore structural integrity while minimizing downtime.
Minor repairs may take a few days, while full structural restoration can take several weeks, depending on size and damage extent.
Restoration may include repairing concrete cracks, fixing concrete spalling, reinforcing walls, repairing roofs and roof beam pockets, replacing steel panels, stopping corrosion, and applying protective coatings to prevent water intrusion.
Concrete silo cracks are repaired by cleaning the damaged area, filling with high-strength epoxy or grout, and sealing to prevent water intrusion. Proper repair restores structural integrity and prevents further deterioration.
Spalling is repaired by removing loose concrete, treating exposed reinforcement, and applying repair mortar or shotcrete. This restores wall strength and protects against moisture and corrosion.
Yes. Old silos can be reinforced with steel rebar, carbon fiber wraps, or additional concrete lining to strengthen walls and extend the silo’s service life.
Deterioration can be minimized with regular inspections, crack repair, corrosion prevention, and protective coatings. Maintaining proper drainage and reducing moisture exposure also helps prevent damage.
Roof damage is repaired by replacing or patching the affected areas, sealing leaks, and reinforcing structural supports to restore protection from weather and maintain safety.
Rusted steel silos are repaired by removing corrosion, treating the metal with rust inhibitors, and applying protective coatings or replacing damaged panels.
Yes. Damaged steel panels can be removed and replaced individually, restoring structural integrity without replacing the entire silo.
Epoxy, polyurethane, or specialized industrial coatings are commonly used. The best coating depends on material stored, environmental conditions, and exposure to moisture or chemicals. Coatings protect walls, prevent corrosion, and extend silo life.
