Mini-mix concrete delivery in Tunbridge Wells

The town’s villa gardens generate a steady flow of small work, most of it on ground that is not level. Step and landing pours, terrace and seating area bases, garden wall and edging footings, greenhouse and store bases, and post concrete on boundaries that step down the plot.

In the centre, the Pantiles and the high street add minor commercial pours, thresholds, small bases and reinstatement behind protected frontages where what may be brought onto the pavement is limited.

A shorter vehicle for a shorter occupation

Three other towns we cover have a serious gradient problem. Tunbridge Wells layers it on conservation constraint, and for a small pour that combination produces a specific requirement: a vehicle that can hold a position on the road and be gone quickly.

The gradient rules out the obvious move. A drive that falls away from the road is not somewhere to back a loaded vehicle, because the room to reverse out is limited and the return climb is loaded too. So the standing position is on the road, and the conservation layer then decides how long it may be occupied and what may be set down on the frontage.

A shorter vehicle fits more of those positions and occupies them for less time, which is the currency here. What it does not do is get the concrete down the fall to a garden behind the house, so on anything beyond a few metres the sensible pairing is a small vehicle on the road and a line pump for the descent.

Ordering a mini-mix load in Tunbridge Wells

Send the volume or the dimensions, the fall of the drive, whether the property is in a conservation area, and the standing position. 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.