Hull Coop - Sheldon Mill Project

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Project Specifications

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Industry

Feed Mill

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Dollar Amount

$1,360,000

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Completion Date

2025

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Location 

Sheldon, IA

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Hull Coop purchased a long-idled feed mill in Sheldon, IA, and partnered with Interstates to transform it into a modern, reliable facility. The project required a full equipment change-out, strategic reuse of select infrastructure, and meticulous planning supported by Matterport scans and InterTrak. Interstates overcame challenges with outdated wiring, legacy gear, and PLC design, providing cost-conscious solutions that improved reliability and long term maintainability. The result was a revitalized, efficient mill that met operational goals while staying within budget.

Services Provided: Electrical Construction | Electrical Engineering 

Key Scope Components

Equipment Modernization & Infrastructure Upgrades:

Interstates replaced nearly all mill equipment while reusing select components, repulled all motor and control wiring, and optimized MCC placement for long-term reliability.

Planning & Virtual Design: 

The team used a Matterport scan 
for virtual walkthroughs to identify spatial clashes, support estimating, and guide demo versus reuse decisions to keep the project cost-effective.

Engineering Improvements & Controls Integration: 

Critical PLC flaws were corrected with added input protection, conduits were reassigned and tracked in InterTrak, and remote wire checks were coordinated with overseas engineers to maintain schedule.

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