Having served the agriculture community since 1832 we can confidently say: if you work with us you'll get your project done right the first time, every time. This is the level of service, support and expertise we call the T H WHITE difference.
For decades, T H WHITE Projects has been the trusted partner for optimising grain processing, storage solutions, and plant efficiency. Our expertise extends across diverse sectors, including agricultural industries, fabrications, ports, and the food and beverage sector.
T H WHITE Projects is not made up of salespeople. We are technical engineers with a focus on service. This means we bring trust, experience and professionalism to building your grain and fabrication project. What's more we provide a design function encompassing mechanical, structural and electrical services ensuring a holistic and top-tier approach to every aspect of your project.
"We're invested in your success, which means we are committed to ensuring you always get the best from your process, grain storage or steel fabrication. We build optimal projects with productivity and efficiency at the heart of each solution."
Mason Hatton, T H WHITE Projects Director.We understand that every grain processing project is unique.
Our technical staff have years of expertise in grain handling and storage making them best placed to create a solution that's perfectly suited to you.
Not a problem. Speak to one of our expert advisors. Our experienced support team are on hand to help with everything, from general enquiries to guiding you through the first steps in planning your project.
The Grain Terminal has stood the test of time, having gone through the peaks and troughs of the Grain Export Industry. Loading Panamx from store or direct from road up to 2000tph, it has proved to be robust and reliable. We have worked with T H WHITE over the period with on-going maintenance & improvements." Martin Downey Bulk Terminal and Operational Engineering Director at Bristol Port.
Martin Downey, Bulk Terminal & Operational Director, The Bristol Port Company
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