Mixed fresh on site
Materials are carried separately and mixed at your premises, so the concrete is produced when the job is ready for it.
Volumetric Concrete
Mixed on site
Fresh concrete made for the amount your project needs
Our volumetric mixers create concrete at your premises, giving you practical control over the quantity and mix required.
Unlike a traditional ready-mix lorry that arrives with a fixed load already mixed, we mix on site, on demand. Nothing sets in transit, so what you get is always fresh, and the team can stop the moment the required amount has been supplied.
This is ideal when you want accurate quantities, less waste and concrete supplied to suit the pace of the job. It works for domestic jobs, trade work and commercial sites.
Because the concrete is mixed to order, we can match the strength to your job and you are only charged for what is actually used. There is no leftover concrete to dispose of and no need to overorder just in case.
That makes volumetric concrete a practical option for extensions, slabs, foundations and jobs where the exact volume may be hard to predict in advance.
Only pay for what you use
Volumetric supply helps reduce over-ordering because concrete can be stopped once the required amount has been delivered.
Pumping available
If barrowing or direct discharge is awkward, concrete pumping can be arranged to help place material cleanly and efficiently.
Useful for
Concrete supply for changing site conditions
Volumetric supply is useful when the final amount may change on site. Concrete is mixed at the property, helping reduce waste and giving you fresh material at the point of pour.
It works well for foundations, slabs, driveways, extensions and trade work where timing, access and quantity need to stay practical from start to finish.
Planning the pour
What to tell us before booking concrete
A few details help us quote accurately and choose the most practical delivery setup for your project.
Volume and measurements
Share length, width and depth in metres, centimetres, millimetres, feet or inches. If you are unsure, the calculator can give a useful starting point.
Access and timing
Tell us where the mixer can safely park, how close it can get to the pour and whether there are any access restrictions on the day.
Concrete placement
If the pour area is difficult to reach, we can discuss line pump or boom pump options alongside the concrete supply.