Agriculture & Dairy

Bro City does not publish a flat rate for agricultural construction in Rupert or anywhere else in Idaho, because a pole barn, a shop and a dairy project have very little in common price-wise. What moves the quote is what is being built and how big it is, what the ground needs before the pad goes in, how much concrete and steel the plans call for, and whether the building is pre-engineered or framed on site. The estimate is free. Once you describe the project, Bro City sends an itemized quote, so each part of the job is priced on its own line, and you can review and sign it from your phone. The more you can say up front about size, location on the property and what you want built, the closer the first estimate will be.

Agriculture and dairy work is one of the six main areas Bro City lists, and Rupert is farm country. The trades Bro City brings to it are groundwork and excavation, concrete and foundations, framing and sheathing, and structural steel fabrication and installation. Dairy-specific structures and site work are not spelled out on this page, because the honest way to answer is project by project. Describe what you want built or prepared when you request your free estimate, and Bro City will tell you whether it is a fit.

Bro City's brochure lists agricultural warehouses, pole barns, shops and pre-engineered buildings among the services it offers, next to structural steel fabrication and installation. That list is the source for this answer, so the services Bro City lists include those building types, but the size, number and locations of the buildings it has put up are not stated here. If you are planning one, tell Bro City the building type, the rough size and where it sits on the property, and the estimate will start from there.

Jorey Winmill owns Bro City and runs the crew day to day, so the person who gives you the estimate is the one running the work. Bro City is based in Rupert, Idaho, and the crew works out of that base. Jorey grew up in Rupert around farm equipment and hay, and his father ran a construction company in the area for more than 30 years.

Bro City is a registered Idaho contractor, RCE-66483, and carries general liability and workers' compensation insurance. The registration is a contractor registration, and Bro City does not present it as anything more. If you need proof of coverage before a farm or dairy job starts, ask for it when you request your free estimate.