On-Demand Concrete teamed up with Bedrock Slingers in Lafayette, Colorado to pour flow fill for a street cut and utilities. We used 45CY of flow fill and it only took us 45 minutes to pour. We did continuous pouring of flow fill because of the volumetric truck we use which can be loaded on site and […]
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On-Demand Concrete has started a project with the City of Loveland and GE Construction for 1600 CY of concrete for thermal duct encasement. This pea gravel mix is a lower psi concrete and is poured over electrical conduit or duct banks. This is done for 2 reasons. First it is poured onto the ducting so
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On-Demand Concrete demolished a sidewalk then poured 5cy of high early strength 4500 psi concrete so the customer could drive on it in just a few days. With our state of the art volumetric concrete truck we were able to mix the exact quantity the customer needed and to the specifications they wanted. This means fresh concrete
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On-Demand Concrete has been helping its commercial and residential customers with sidewalk installation and homeowner projects recently. The Loveland Public Library needed part of their sidewalk and curb replaced. Another homeowner needed concrete for their project and had a small area to get too. With our innovative technology we helped this homeowner figure out how to get the concrete to his
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Many of you have not heard of volumetric concrete production and may wonder why this compared with ready mix concrete? The answer lies in the trucks numerous capabilities compared with a ready mix truck. A ready mix truck refers to a truck which has a large drum on its back that has material poured in
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