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Ready Mix Concrete

Truck-mixed. Spec-poured. On the clock.

Tell us the quantity and the address — we'll price it and dispatch it. No waiting on a callback.

Priced in under 15 minutes · no sales calls

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About this material

The pour that shows up on time.

Batch-plant ready-mix concrete delivered by the yard in rotating drum trucks — from 3,000 psi residential slabs to 5,000 psi structural pours. Every load is ticketed, slump-tested on request, and dispatched to hit your placement window.

Available sizes

Hover or tap a size for specs and common uses.

Specifications

Strengths
2,500 – 6,000 psi (28-day)
Common mixes
3,000 · 3,500 · 4,000 · 4,500 psi
Aggregate size
3/8" pea to 1" #57
Slump
3"–6" standard; pump mixes on request
Additives
Air-entrainment, fiber, accelerator, retarder, plasticizer
Delivery
Full loads (10 yd³) or short-load trucks (1–4 yd³)

Common Uses

  • Slabs, footings & foundations
  • Driveways, patios & walkways
  • Garage & basement floors
  • Structural columns & walls
  • Curbs, steps & retaining walls
How it works

From quote to poured slab in four steps.

  1. 01

    Tell us the pour

    Share dimensions, PSI, slump, additives, and site access. Takes about 90 seconds.

  2. 02

    Get matched to a plant

    We route your job to the nearest batch plant with the mix design and truck capacity you need.

  3. 03

    Lock the ticket

    Confirm price, wash-out plan, and delivery window. You get a printed batch ticket at the site.

  4. 04

    Truck rolls, you pour

    Driver arrives on time, chutes or pumps to spec, and you finish. One ticket, one invoice.

Delivery coverage

Ready mix concrete delivered in all 50 states.

Tap a state to see local coverage, batch plants, and typical delivery windows.

FAQ

Ready mix concrete, answered.

How much ready mix concrete do I need?
Multiply length × width × depth (in feet) and divide by 27 to get cubic yards. Our quote form does the math for you — just enter the area and depth.
What PSI strength should I order?
3,000 PSI works for most residential slabs, walkways, and patios. 4,000 PSI is standard for driveways and garage floors. 4,500–5,000 PSI is used for structural work, footings in cold climates, and heavy commercial loads.
How long do I have to pour after the truck arrives?
Standard mix must be placed within 90 minutes of batching. Most trucks allow 5–10 minutes on-site before drum-time fees apply. Add a retarder if you need extended working time in hot weather.
What's the minimum order?
Most plants have a 1 cubic yard minimum with a short-load fee under 8 yards. Full trucks carry 10 yards. We'll match you with a supplier sized for the job.
Do you deliver on weekends?
Saturday pours are common in most markets; Sunday and after-hours delivery is available in select regions with advance notice. Book at least 48 hours ahead when possible.
Can you pump the concrete?
Yes — line pumps handle most residential pours, and boom pumps reach elevated decks and tight sites. Specify placement method on the quote form and we'll coordinate the pump.