Freehold, NJ's Local Concrete Delivery Company

A contractor in Freehold, NJ was pouring a garage slab for one of his customers and needed concrete to be delivered. He had used Quality 1st Concrete before so he decided to call them to place the order. When he called their office, the contractor provided the Concrete Coordinator with the new address of the job site and scheduled the pour. 

Jay, Senior Concrete Specialist, was out to make the delivery. When he was on his way, Jay called the contractor to provide him with an estimated time of arrival. Once at the site, Jay backed up the truck into the driveway to get closer to the garage area. He extended the concrete chute out, and placed it right above the framed out floor. Fresh concrete was mixed right at the job site and poured directly into the garage floor.

As the concrete was being poured, the crew at the site floated and finished it. Once the delivery was completed, the chute was rinsed out to ensure quality, and the contractor was able to remit payment directly to the driver. 10 yards of 5000 PSI were successfully delivered. The job was completed in a timely manner and the contractor was very pleased with the service provided by Quality 1st Concrete. 

A contractor in Monmouth County was pouring a small footing and needed a yard of concrete to be delivered. He had used Quality 1st Concrete before, so he decided to call them to schedule the delivery. When he contacted their office, the Concrete Coordinator informed him that making the delivery would not be a problem. She collected all the information needed for the pour and got him on the calendar. 

Jay, Senior Concrete Specialist, was in charge of making the delivery. Before Jay left the concrete plant, he contacted the contractor to inform him that he was on his way to the job site. Once at the site, Jay parked the truck right in front of the property. Fresh Concrete was mixed right at the job site and poured into a wheelbarrow, and then transported to the footing. The concrete was taken out of the truck in a timely manner, and one yard of 4000 PSI was successfully delivered. The contractor was able to remit payment directly to the driver, and got a receipt for his purchase. The job was completed and the contractor was very pleased with the service provided by the Quality 1st Concrete team. 

A contractor in Freehold, NJ was pouring a sidewalk and needed concrete delivered. He had used Quality Concrete before, was very pleased with their service, so he decided to give them a call. When he contacted their office, the Concrete Coordinator collected all the information needed for the pour and got him on the calendar. 

Ken, the Concrete Specialist, was out to make the delivery. He loaded his truck and contacted the contractor before he left the concrete plant to inform him that he was on his way to the job site. When Ken arrived, he got out of the truck and introduced himself. The contractor showed him the area that they were pouring so Ken parked right in front of it. The chute was extended out and placed right over the sidewalk area. Fresh concrete was mixed right at the job site and poured directly into the framed out sidewalk. As the concrete was poured, the crew floated the concrete. The contractor had ordered 4 yards on concrete and only used 3 1/2. With the effective mobile mixers only 3 1/2 yards of concrete were made, so the contractor only paid for that amount. The contractor was able to remit payment directly to the driver using his credit card. The job was successfully completed and the contractor was very pleased with the service provided by Quality Concrete.  

A Contractor in Freehold, NJ needed a concrete delivery to pour a sidewalk for one of their customers. He had used Quality Concrete before, so he decided to call them to place the order.  When he called their office, the Concrete Coordinator easily located their file and scheduled the delivery for the 4 yards of concrete that the contractor calculated he would need. 

Sean, the Field Supervisor, was out to make the delivery. He prepped his truck and loaded it to make sure that everything was good to go for the pour. Sean contacted the contractor to introduce himself, and let him know that he was on his way to the job site. When he arrived, he was able to park right in front of the sidewalk to start the pour. The area was nicely framed out, so Sean began to mix fresh concrete right at the job site. This gives contractors more time to work on the concrete and finish it. 4 yards of 4000 PSI were successfully delivered. The contractor was able to remit payment directly to the driver, and received a receipt for the purchase. The job was completed, and the contractor was very pleased with the service provided by the Quality Concrete team.