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Tell Us About Your Project
The easy-to-use Concrete Calculator lets you tell us about your needs, including the shape, size and concrete mix needed for your application.
Ready Mix Concrete
Mixed On-Site Ready Mix Concrete for All Residential, Commercial & Industrial Construction ProjectsA wide range of fresh, high quality concretes, including specialty concretes, delivered and mixed at your job site, according to your specifications.
- Get the exact amount of concrete you need every time, with our state of the art batching software
- Pay only for the concrete mixture you use
- Rely on stronger, more consistent concrete from on-site mixing
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How It Works
Whether you’re building a pool deck, foundation or warehouse floor, use the following steps to find out how much concrete you will need, its cost and get it delivered and mixed at your site!
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Find Out How Much Concrete You Need & the Cost
The Concrete Calculator tells you the type and volume of concrete you need based on your input, and how much it will cost, delivered to your site.
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Get Your Concrete Delivered & Mixed On-Site
When you’re ready to order, contact us to get your concrete delivered, mixed on-site and prepared especially for YOU our valued customer.
How Much Concrete Do You Need?
The easy-to-use Concrete Calculator tells you the type and volume of concrete you need for your project, and how much it will cost.
Try the Concrete CalculatorWhy Choose Mix On Site Ready Mix Concrete
When you choose Mix On Site, it’s like having your own on-site concrete mixing plant and you get all the advantages that come with it
The Perfect Mix - Every time
Concrete delivered and mixed using volumetric technology in our mixer trucks at your site reduces the need to add water or materials at the last minute, so you get the strongest, best performing concrete possible.
Made to Order
Mix On-Site delivers concrete and concrete additives you require, and mixes them to the ideal specifications for your application - so you get ideal results.
Longer Finishing Time
By having your concrete mixed and poured on-site, you maximize the finishing time versus concrete that is mixed off-site and has started curing while being delivered.
Lower Costs
By paying only for the concrete you use, you eliminate the significant cost of overages and shortages associated with standard concrete mixed off-site at a batch plant.
More Mix Flexibility
With concrete mixed just before application you can adjust your mix as needed, without any job delays or wastage, which is virtually impossible with off-site batch mixing. You also get the ability to pour TWO or MORE mixes with the SAME TRUCK.
Types of Concrete Projects
On-Time Concrete Delivery Near You
Mix On-Site delivers concrete best suited for all types of residential, commercial and industrial building projects.
- Basement Walls
- Foundation Walls
- Wall Footings
- Fireplaces & Chimneys
- Post Holes
- Basement Floors
- Walkout Walls
- Hot Tub Pads
- Shed Pads
- Patios
- Pool Deck
- Curbs
- Driveways
- Sidewalks
- Walkways
- Retaining Walls
- Steps
While building pads, slabs and foundations are among the most common applications, Mix-On-Site delivers the right mix of concrete for all types of applications, according to the Ontario Building Code, to industrial and commercial building sites across Toronto & the GTA.
FAQs
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How much concrete should I order?
The volume of concrete you should order depends on the size and type of project. If you know the width (diameter for round applications), depth and length of the concrete pour, you can use our Concrete Calculator to find out how much concrete you need.
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What does 28-day strength mean?
The water added to concrete mixes causes it to harden over time through a process called hydration. It can take some concrete years to reach 100% hydration, or 100% strength. But the rate of hydration is much faster in the first 28 days. Average concrete can reach 99% of its strength/hydration in 28 days. Because it is impractical to wait an extended period of time for very little increase in strength, concrete specification authorities selected 28 days as a time-frame for confirming the strength of concrete.
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Can temperatures be too hot or cold to cast concrete?
Temperatures that are too hot or cold can affect the curing time of concrete. High temperatures can evaporate too much water in the new concrete for proper hydration to occur. Cold temperatures slow down the hydration process and the concrete doesn’t strengthen at the same rate.
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Are cracks in concrete normal?
Concrete is made to be somewhat flexible and even freshly cured concrete can crack. This is normal and will not affect the strength of the concrete. Cracks in concrete can be minimized by adding “joints" to affected areas and/or by adding fibre when mixing the concrete.
How Much Concrete Do You Need?
The easy-to-use Concrete Calculator tells you the type and volume of concrete you need for your project, and how much it will cost.
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