FAQ

Concrete remains workable for a little over an hour, although the exact time depends on the type of concrete mix and the ambient temperature; concrete sets faster in hot weather.

Concrete footings may be ready for the first layer of bricks on the day after pouring but most mixes require two days. It is best to keep off drives or roadways for at least 48 hours and avoid running heavy loads - including cars - over them for seven days (ideally 10 in winter). Concrete reaches most of its full strength by around 28 days.

Readymix concrete quantities are calculated by multiplying length x width x depth in cubic metres (m3).To help you work out how much concrete you need for a job we've provided a useful concrete calculator to help ensure you get the volume you need. 

Alternatively - get in touch and have a chat with our friendly staff and they would be happy to help.

Dependent on location and needs we could offer same day, get in touch to see what we can offer.

Yes we do, we can offer this with fully licenced operators as well to make sure you can get that mix where you need it. 

This should have been decided at the planning and consulting stage whether or not you need to add reinforcements to your project. 

If steel is used it is important to notify the concrete supplier before placing the order as this may influence the selection of certain ingredients in the mix.

We work in loads of 10 cubic metres.

We are able to pour up to 10 feet from the rear of our trucks, futher may need use of our pumpinig service.

We accept most major credit and debit cards as well as cash.