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Two Quality-Crete volumetric mixer trucks parked either side of a finished concrete driveway

CONCRETE MIXES

STRENGTH FOR ANY POURMIXED FOR YOUR PROJECT

From everyday flatwork to demanding structural applications, Quality-Crete provides concrete mixes ranging from 2,500 to 6,000 PSI. Every mix is produced fresh on site and can be customized with fiber, accelerators, retarders, water reducers, and other admixtures to meet your project's specific performance needs.

THE RIGHT CONCRETE STRENGTH FOR EVERY APPLICATION

MIXED ONSITE
BUILT TO PERFORM

Our volumetric mixers produce fresh concrete at your jobsite exactly when you need it. That means better quality, less waste, and complete flexibility on every pour.

  • Fresh Concrete
  • Adjust Mixes On-Site
  • Consistent Quality
  • Less Waste, More Value
Crew placing concrete from a Quality-Crete volumetric mixer beside a shored trench

ADMIXTURES FOR ANY APPLICATION

We offer a full lineup of admixtures to fine-tune your concrete for performance, workability, durability, and set time.

  • MID-RANGE WATER REDUCER

    Improves concrete workability and finish with better slump control.

  • HIGH RANGE WATER REDUCER

    Maximum flowability for pumping and congested reinforcement.

  • ACCELERATOR ADMIXTURE

    Speeds set times for quicker finishing, earlier strength gain, and cold weather.

  • RETARDER ADMIXTURE

    Extends working time for hot weather, large pours, and improved finishing.

  • SPECIALTY ADMIXTURES

    Custom solutions for specialized performance and project requirements.

Every project is unique. We'll help you choose the right mix design and admixtures for your application.

Explore the products and specialty mixes we offer for residential, commercial, and municipal projects.

  • Concrete being trowelled into the cores of a block wall

    Block Fill

    Fill block walls and void spaces.

  • Flowable fill poured into a utility trench

    Flowable Fill

    Self-leveling fill for trenches and utilities.

  • Pervious concrete pool deck draining at the water's edge

    Pervious

    Improves drainage and reduces runoff.

  • Shotcrete being sprayed onto a reinforced vertical wall

    Shotcrete

    Sprayed concrete for vertical applications.

  • Rapid set concrete placed in a road repair patch

    Rapid Set

    Fast-setting concrete for quick repairs.

  • Fast setting flowable fill discharged around pipework in a road cut

    Fast Setting Fill

    Engineered for speed and early strength.

  • Structural grout being placed

    Grout

    Reliable performance for structural grouting.

  • Fresh concrete discharging from a chute onto a slab

    Admixtures

    Enhances strength, workability, and durability.

  • Extruded concrete curb and gutter alongside a new roadway

    Curbs & Gutters

    Durable concrete for infrastructure projects.

  • Finished concrete driveway flatwork

    Flatwork

    Sidewalks, slabs, driveways, and more.

FAQ

A concrete mix combines cement, water, sand, and stone in proportions chosen for the job. Fibers and admixtures may also be included to adjust workability, setting time, or other performance requirements.

Our volumetric trucks carry the raw materials separately, then measure and mix them at your job site when you are ready to pour. Water and cement meet during production, so you receive freshly mixed concrete on demand.

We supply mixes for flatwork, footings, foundations, block fill, curb and gutter, and specialty applications. Options include pervious concrete, flowable fill, rapid-set concrete, shotcrete, and custom mix designs, depending on your project requirements.

PSI measures the compressive strength of hardened concrete. The right strength depends on the application, intended use, and project specifications. Share your plans or engineer's requirements with Quality-Crete so we can review the appropriate mix.

Yes. We work with engineers and contractors to develop mixes that meet project specifications. Involving our team early helps us review strength, placement, and performance requirements before the pour is scheduled.