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Self-Consolidating Concrete
Self Consolidating Concrete.
Self-consolidating concrete or (scc) as it’s known does just that. The mixture consolidates itself as it flows in place without separating. Using scc mixtures can allow for a more even finish and quicker placement due to not requiring manual finishing techniques. SCC is best used for retaining walls, dams, bridges or just any type of structure that requires a higher strength concrete compared to flowable fill.
Low Strength Material Concrete
Low Strength Concrete Material
Low strength concrete material is fairly close to concrete except it has a greater plasticity capability. This type of mix is generally used for applications like grouting, sealing joints, and general flow-able fill situations. Often used for backfill when high strength material is not required it gets the job done quickly thanks to its high fluidity properties.
Shortcrete
Shortcrete
Shotcrete is a special wet-mix concrete that is conveyed through a hose and is shot at a surface. Typically Shotcrete is used when building concrete pools. High pressure tubing is pointed towards a surface, often on wire mesh or rebar to help conform it to vertical surfaces.
High Strength Concrete
High Strength Concrete
High strength concrete is a type of concrete that has a specified compressive strength of 6,000 psi or greater. Heavy duty applications such as marine foundations and high-rise building usually require it. Material design and quality of high strength concrete is carefully crafted and quality controlled as it needs to be many times the strength of typical concrete.
Lightweight Concrete
Lightweight Concrete
Manufactured in much the same manner as typical concrete lightweight concrete can be used in a variety of applications. Primarily used to reduce the load or weight of a structure such as columns of footings. Lightweight concrete offers a safer and sturdier flooring when constructing hi rise buildings or any building that needs more floor strength in general.
High Early Concrete
High Early Concrete
High early concrete is typically used for repair situations as it is a fast setting concrete. Many business operations just cannot afford to shut down and require a fast and quality fix for paving problems that arise. Commercial flooring can have it’s service life extended even as operations continue to grow.
Fiber Reinforced Concrete
Fiber Reinforced Concrete
Fiber reinforced concrete is just that concrete with either steel, synthetic macro or micro fibers. Using fiber reinforcement allows for the material to be used in construction of beams and pillars without the extra cost of using rebar. Fibrous materials comes in all shapes, sizes, lengths and compositions and specially added for certain projects. Fiber reinforced concrete can help reduce increase strength and create a durable impact resistant surface. Other major uses for this type of mix are for residential patios, driveways and even commercial parking lots.
Job Site Supplies
Job Site Supplies
Sometimes you just need more than a great mix to finish your project. Ask our sales team about traffic control options such as jersey barriers, parking blocks or even block walls for your next project.
Roller Compacted Concrete (RCC)
Roller Compacted Concrete (RCC)
Roller compacted concrete (RCC) has the same general ingredients as conventional concrete, but with different properties. The low slump stiff mix is able to be compacted by vibratory rollers. RCC does not require forms as it is laid with a high density paver. Joints can be saw cut in and for this reason RCC is simple, fast and economical. Heavy duty applications like lumber yards, inter-modal yards and industrial flooring are great for this tough type of concrete.
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Don't delay your project, schedules fill up quickly so it's recommended that you place your order two or three days in advance.
ORDER INFO TO HAVE READY
When placing your order, we will need some specific information.
- YOUR NAME
- THE JOB SITE ADDRESS
- DIRECTIONS TO YOUR JOB SITE
- PLACE TO WASH TRUCKS
- TELEPHONE NUMBER
- DESCRIPTION OF YOUR PROJECT
- CONCRETE MIX TYPE AND SLUMP
- AMOUNT OF CONCRETE
- EXTRA PRODUCTS
- DATE AND TIME OF DELIVERY
- A FIRM OR WILL-CALL ORDER
- PAYMENT TIME
TRUCK DELIVERY TIMES
If your order requires more than one truck, you will be asked how long you need to empty each truck. You don’t want to have to wait between trucks, but you also don’t want one or two trucks sitting on the job waiting for the first to pour. Concrete in the waiting trucks will become “hot” and set very quickly after being placed. If you are unsure, talk to dispatch and let them know your plan for placing the concrete as they may have suggestions to help you.
Frequently asked questions
Where do you deliver?
Just about anywhere in Kansas we have three local plants and a mobile on site if your job requires it.
Is there a minimum amount I need to order?
Yes, we do require a 1 yard minimum amount but a service fee may be included for a load size less than seven yards
How do I pay?
Unless you have an account set up with us all orders are C.O.D. We accept cash, or credit card as methods of payment. Checks and credit cards need to be verified by the dispatch office prior to shipping your order.
What are delivery hours?
Our typical hours are 6:30 a.m to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Although we can make exceptions in special circumstances.
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