the big tarp building company around here 15 years ago was Coverall I believe but there are so many now I wouldn't know who to recommend. Some of the main things to look for are, thickness of the steel, and thickness of the tarp and what the tarp is made of. Some companies use a thick plastic which would be great but it cuts very easy.
As for getting it in the building, I would call the local salt supplier and see what they will deliver it with. It also depends on how much you need. Our salt is preordered long before the season starts for the whole season so we know we have enough and also gets us a good price. Then we just call when the bin starts to get low and they send another trailer load from our original order. You could have it set up that they just dump a smaller load once a month so you have what you need but don't have left over at the end of the season. With smaller loads you can also use the skid loader to push it into the building.
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