Volumetric concrete mixed on site in Rochester

The riverside sites are where this service belongs in Rochester. Development ground has room to position a large vehicle, and it produces the pours volumetric answers: make-up and levelling, void filling, base work where the dig has changed the figure, and visits that need more than one mix.

Behind the High Street and up at Delce and Borstal the same uncertainty appears in much smaller jobs, in period property and on tight terraced plots, and the vehicle is the obstacle rather than the method.

A crossing, a climb, and a vehicle that needs to stand still

Rochester decides the approach before the street, and for this vehicle that matters twice over, because it is heavier than a drum mixer and it stays for a working session rather than a discharge.

Which of the two river crossings a loaded vehicle uses settles its whole approach. Then the High Street is narrow and restricted, offering a permitted standing position and a limited occupancy rather than a place to base a session. And the climb to Delce and Borstal is steep enough that standing has to be assessed for slope, which is a poor condition for a vehicle carrying separate compartments of material.

So the practical division is clear. Riverside and open ground take it. The centre and the hill usually do not, and there the answers are mini-mix for a small uncertain quantity or a line pump fed from a position the vehicle can hold.

Getting a Rochester volumetric pour booked

Say whether the site is riverside, central or up at Delce or Borstal, name the road a vehicle would arrive on, and give your volume estimate. Your quotation, delivery and payment are agreed directly with the approved supplier appointed to your pour.

Send the detail to hello@kentreadymix.co.uk and an approved supplier will confirm the mix, the volume and the delivery window.