Ready Mix Concrete – We have eleven plants in SD, WY, and CO and are experienced at hauling fresh, quality concrete over long distances to wherever your job site might be.

Why choose Pete Lien & Sons, Inc. Ready Mix

Our drivers, dispatchers, and supervisors are experienced in all types of jobs and construction sites, from standard foundation and driveway jobs to pours on a mountain side during the winter. We have American Concrete Institute certified testers available at all of our locations to ensure the highest quality products and support for your construction needs.

One-Stop Service

We have a fleet of Concrete Pumps which are available at any of our locations in South Dakota and Wyoming. All of our pump drivers are American Concrete Pumping Association certified. We offer pump truck boom sizes from 28 to 39 meters and are available to pump our concrete or concrete from another supplier.

Variety

We offer many products and variations of concrete from self-consolidating concrete (SCC), to pervious concrete, to shotcrete, and more. Our mix designs are proven and we are constantly experimenting with and testing new designs. We probably already have the mix design you need, but are always ready to adjust to meet your project specifications.

Colors/Additives

We have many colors and additives on hand and can special order if necessary.

Concrete Landscape Products

• PreCast Concrete Products – We offer products ranging from bird baths, park benches, curb stops, and cattle guards. Please call for more information.

 

Safety Data Sheet - Ready Mix Concrete

 

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Concrete in Practice Downloads

CIP 1 - Dusting Concrete Surfaces	CIP 23 - Discoloration
CIP 2 - Scaling Concrete Surfaces	CIP 24 - Synthetic Fibers for Concrete
CIP 3 - Crazing Concrete Surfaces	CIP 25 - Corrosion of Steel in Concrete
CIP 4 - Cracking Concrete Surfaces	CIP 26 - Jobsite Addition of Water
CIP 5 - Plastic Shrinkage Cracking	CIP 27 - Cold Weather Concreting
CIP 6 - Joints in Concrete Slabs on Grade	CIP 28 - Concrete Slab Moisture
CIP 7 - Cracks in Concrete Basement Walls	CIP 29 - Vapor Retarders Under Slabs on Grade
CIP 8 - Descrepancies in Yield	CIP 30 - Supplementary Cementitious Materials
CIP 9 - Low Concrete Cylinder Strength	CIP 31 - Ordering Ready Mixed Concrete
CIP 10 - Strength of In-Place Concrete	CIP 32 - Concrete Pre-Construction Conference
CIP 11 - Curing In-Place Concrete	CIP 33 -  High Strength Concrete
CIP 12 - Hot Weather Concreting	CIP 34 - Making Concrete Cylinders in the Field
CIP 13 - Concrete Blisters	CIP 35 - Testing Compressive Strength of Concrete
CIP 14 - Finishing Concrete Flatwork	CIP 36 - Structural Lightweight Concrete
CIP 15 - Chemical Admixtures for Concrete	CIP 37 - Self Consolidating Concrete (SCC)
CIP 16 - Flexural Strength of Concrete	CIP 38 - Pervious Concrete
CIP 17 - Flowable Fill Materials	CIP 39 - Maturity Methods to Estimate Strength
CIP 18 - Radon Resistant Buildings	CIP 40 - Aggregate Popouts
CIP 19 - Curling of Concrete Slabs	CIP 41 - Acceptance Testing of Concrete
CIP 20 - Delamination of Troweled Surfaces	CIP 42 - Thermal Cracking of Concrete
CIP 21 - Loss of Air Content in Pumped Concrete
CIP 22 - Grout

This information provided courtesy of the National Ready Mixed Concrete Association, Silver Spring, Maryland, USA. Interested in purchasing this information? Click here.