Mixed on site · metered by the yard
Foundations are unforgiving: the mix has to meet the engineer's spec, the pour usually has an inspector attached, and cold joints are the enemy. On-site batching supplies a continuous fresh feed for footings, stem walls, and slabs — sequenced the way your crew places them.
For additions and ADUs, metered yardage is especially useful: footing trenches never take exactly what the plan says, and with volumetric supply the difference neither shorts your pour nor sits wasted in a barrel.
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Yes — give dispatch the specification and inspection timing when you schedule. The mix is batched to spec on site and supply runs continuously so the pour has no cold joints.
That is the advantage of metering: the mixer keeps batching until the trench is full, and you pay for the yardage placed — no second-truck scramble, no leftover concrete.
Tell us what you're pouring and when. We'll bring the mix to your site and meter it by the yard — so every dollar you spend ends up in the forms.
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