The ACT Group cleans silos, bins and hoppers across Nevada — Las Vegas, Henderson and North Las Vegas, Reno and Sparks, and the mining and processing operations along I-80 and US-95. Nevada licensed (#0072789), no confined-space entry, MSHA trained crews, and a mobilization from Fontana that puts Southern Nevada under four hours away.
Nevada has two kinds of silo problems: the cement, fly ash and aggregate silos that feed Las Vegas construction, and the lime, ore, concentrate and reagent silos at mines and processing plants that stretch from Henderson to Elko. Both bridge, rathole and cake to the walls, and both are a long way from most silo-cleaning contractors. We are the exception — Nevada licensed, MSHA trained, and mobilized from Fontana, California, which is closer to Las Vegas than most Nevada contractors are to each other. Since 1991 we have cleaned silos for Nevada plants and mines, and our customers in the state include Granite Construction and Cemex.
No-Entry Cleaning: The Silo Whip works from the top of the vessel. No confined-space permit, no rescue standby, no engulfment exposure — the safety standard MSHA sites and their contractors expect.
Licensed and Documented: Nevada contractor license #0072789, MSHA Part 46/48 trained crews, and the site-specific safety documentation mine operators and general contractors require before anyone touches a silo.
Planned Around the Trip: We schedule Nevada work in blocks — several silos, several sites, or a cleanout plus flow-aid installation in one mobilization — so the drive is spread across the job, not charged against a single vessel.
Silo, bin and hopper cleaning: Cement, fly ash, lime, aggregate fines, ore and concentrate, reagents and dry chemicals removed from the top with the Silo Whip — steel or concrete, any diameter.
Mine site silos and bins: Lime and reagent silos at mills and heap-leach operations, crushed-ore bins and surge hoppers, cleaned under your MSHA site plan.
Batch plant and terminal silos: Cement, fly ash and aggregate silos at ready-mix, asphalt and rail terminals in the Las Vegas and Reno valleys.
Air cannons and flow aids: Installed or serviced while the silo is empty so the buildup does not return before our next trip — see air cannon service.
Belts and dust on the same trip: Conveyor belt splicing, belt replacement and dust collector service can ride along on the same mobilization — ask when you call.
Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Boulder City, Pahrump and Mesquite in Southern Nevada; Reno, Sparks, Fernley, Carson City and Minden in the north; and the mining corridor along I-80 — Lovelock, Winnemucca, Battle Mountain, Carlin and Elko — plus Yerington, Tonopah and Hawthorne along US-95.
Southern Nevada plants answer to the Clark County Division of Air Quality, the Reno area to Washoe County, and the rest of the state to NDEP’s Bureau of Air Pollution Control. Mine sites add MSHA. A sealed, top-entry cleanout keeps the job inside your dust-control permit, and our crews arrive with the training records ready to show.
Plugged silo in Henderson or a lime silo losing capacity outside Elko? Call and we will give you a realistic mobilization date — and if the silo is critical, we have driven through the night before.
This is the Nevada page for our silo cleaning service. See also conveyor belt vulcanizing in Nevada, silo cleaning in the Inland Empire, or contact our team for a fast quote.
Nevada licensed, MSHA trained, and closer to Las Vegas than you would think
Most silo-cleaning contractors that serve Nevada are flying in from the Midwest. Our crews drive up the I-15 with the whip, the air cannons and the belt press on the same truck, which is why Nevada plants bundle silo, belt and dust work into one visit. Northern Nevada and the I-80 mining belt are a planned trip; Southern Nevada is a phone call.
While the crew is in Nevada, add belt splicing, air cannon installation or dust collector service to the same trip and the same quote.
Yes — Nevada contractor license #0072789, in addition to our California license. Our crews are MSHA Part 46 and 48 trained for mine sites and carry the documentation Nevada operators and general contractors require.
Under four hours from Fontana up the I-15. Emergency cleanouts in the Las Vegas valley are typically next-morning; Reno, Sparks and the I-80 mining corridor are scheduled trips, usually within the week.
Yes. Lime, soda ash, cement and reagent silos at mills and leach operations, plus ore bins and surge hoppers, cleaned from the top under your site safety plan with no confined-space entry.
Often, yes — a plugged silo costs more per day than the mobilization. But most Nevada customers bundle: two or three silos, or a cleanout plus air cannon installation, belt splicing or baghouse service on the same visit. Tell us what else is on the list.
Why silos bridge and rathole, how a no-entry whip cleaning actually runs, and when a plugged silo has earned an air cannon. Free reading, no forms.
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