Langford, BS40
4 m³ of ST2 semi-dry for kerb laying
For a national infrastructure company. Offloaded in small batches, so the team didn’t need a mini digger and handled less by hand.
Case studyNight and weekend deliveries
Concrete when the road is closed and the site is quiet
Every daytime service is also available out of hours: volumetric, pumping, commercial and domestic.
Why pour out of hours
Inside a closure window
Pour while the road is shut, and clear before it reopens.
Around occupied sites
Pour while staff, customers or residents are away.
Away from daytime traffic
Fewer vehicles and people around the pour.
Every service
Volumetric, pumping, commercial and domestic.
When we can deliver
Select a time window to see what it suits
Out-of-hours slots depend on the date and the rest of our schedule, so we confirm each one when you book.
- Mon
- Tue
- Wed
- Thu
- Fri
- Sat
- Sun
Out of hours, Bristol
2 am, a main road into Bristol
The road was closed overnight for a new traffic island. The night team needed 3.5 m³ of ST4 semi-dry concrete, and the truck was on site for about 35 minutes, including washout.
Read the case studySunday road closures
Failand, Brockley and Wrington, BS40
Over 100 m³ across a run of road schemes
ST2 and ST4 semi-dry for kerbs and S3 ST4 for traffic light sockets, including 40 m³ over two days.
Case studyBooking out of hours
Give us the window and we’ll check availability
Call as early as you can. We’ll confirm availability, timing and the price for out-of-hours work when we quote.
- The closure or access window, start to finish
- Site postcode and where the truck can stand
- Volume and mix, or what it’s for
- Whether you need a pump
- A contact who’ll be on site on the night