Delivery prep
Get ready before the concrete truck arrives.
A little prep keeps the pour moving: clear access, ready forms, and a crew that knows the plan.
Access
Clear the path before the truck arrives.
A ready truck route helps the driver get in, place the concrete where it needs to go, and leave without holding up the pour.
- Clear vehicles, trailers, equipment, and loose materials
- Check gates, tight turns, overhead lines, trees, and soft ground
- Have someone on site who knows where the concrete is going
Forms and crew
Make sure the pour area and crew are ready.
Once concrete is on the truck, the site needs to be ready to place and finish it. Forms, tools, and people should be lined up before delivery time.
- Forms, base, reinforcement, and elevations are set
- Finishers, helpers, tools, and cleanup supplies are on site
- Water, wheelbarrows, pumps, or other placement needs are planned
Timing
Keep the schedule clear and the phone close.
Good timing keeps the truck, crew, and finish work moving together. Confirm the pour window, watch the weather, and keep communication open on pour day.
- Confirm the pour time before the day begins
- Keep phones available for delivery coordination
- Watch weather, site conditions, and anything that could slow placement
Ready to schedule?
Call Clover Creek Ready Mix when the site is ready.
Have the address, concrete use, rough quantity, access notes, and preferred pour time handy. We will help talk through the delivery plan.