Kubesh’s Site Mixed Concrete was established in April of 2000. Seeing a need for fresh concrete and exact amounts for delivery in our area. Our friendly service and “go the extra mile” are our biggest advantages. Our drivers work with the customers to make their concrete pour as easy as possible. We can help you with small or large jobs and even schedule your pumping services. We are committed to establishing long term, valuable business relationships by providing our customers with quality materials at competitive prices.
Serving the Greater Northeast Washington Area
Stevens, Pend Orielle, Ferry , Lincoln, Adams, and Spokane Counties. Not limited to just these areas we are able to produce fresh concrete anywhere we locate our trucks. With two reloading stations strategically placed, one in northern Stevens County and one in southern Stevens County we can reach most pours requiring extra truck loads.
Cost Effective
Our trucks are miniature concrete plants that have the ability to mix as much or as little concrete as necessary, when and where you need it. Aggregate, sand, cement and water are stored onboard in separate compartments and are combined on site using our volumetric mixers. Our mixers eliminate waste because we are able to produce the exact amount needed for any size job. We can change your mix design to fit the exact specifications you desire. That means slump change, bag content, air content and accelerators and water reducers. With conventional barrel trucks, you must purchase what is in the drum whether you need it or not. With us you only pay for what you use. This is rounded to the quarter yard and may include short load delivery charges.
Volumetric Mixers
Our volumetric mixers are rated at 60 yards per hour, and can produce at this pace while continuously supplied with raw materials on site. Because each Mixer is calibrated, it is possible to produce concrete that consistently meets or exceeds ASTM C-685 tolerances. The mix can be changed at any time while delivering a steady stream of concrete. Our mixers measure and combine just the right amounts of each ingredient to give you the best, most consistent mixture every time.
No Hot Loads
With conventional barrel trucks, you never know how long the concrete has been on the truck and you may get what is known in the industry as a “Hot Load”. As soon as water is added to concrete a chemical reaction takes place. The mixture will harden in a certain amount of time, no matter what. A “Hot Load” is one that has been mixing too long and is setting up. When it arrives you may be forced to pour whether you are ready or not. This can’t happen with Site Mixed Concrete. The quicker concrete is placed after mixing will result in a stronger product. When a load of concrete is continually tempered with water, for workability reasons, there is a reduction in compressive strength.
