Concrete Supplier Buckinghamshire
Custom Concrete delivered on site
Delivering on a two-hour slot across Milton Keynes and Buckinghamshire area
We mix concrete on site with no disposal costs and no waste.
We supply large or small quantities of concrete to commercial sites, general builders and DIY customers.
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Access requirements
Our trucks have reach (up to 6 metres) which means we can pour straight where you need it.
We also offer concrete pump hire for hard to reach places.
All our trucks are equipped with two wheelbarrows that customers are able to use free of charge.
Our Fleet
Our fleet consists of four Scania and two Mercedes trucks with Cementech mixers. We can carry up to 8.5m³ per load and have up to 6 metres reach from the back of the truck.
Our lorries are 10 metres long, 2.5 metres wide and 4 metres high. They will need a reasonably smooth and firm surface to approach the drop point.
Areas we cover in Buckinghamshire:
Buckingham, Aylesbury, Winslow, High Wycombe, Amersham, Beaconsfield, Great Missenden, Quainton, Marlow
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Call us today on 01525 861899 for expert advice on your concrete requirements
Buckinghamshire Concrete Pour - FAQs
With more than 20 years’ experience supplying concrete throughout Buckinghamshire and surrounding counties, Custom Concrete is here to support your project with clear, practical advice. Below are some of the most frequently asked questions from customers across Buckinghamshire ahead of their concrete delivery.
Your site will need stable, level ground and unobstructed access for our vehicle. Our volumetric concrete lorries are approximately 10 metres long and 2.5 metres wide. If your site is difficult to reach – for example, due to narrow rural roads, tight access points, or restricted driveways – our concrete pump hire service can help ensure smooth and accurate placement of the concrete.
Yes. Because volumetric concrete is mixed at your site, our operators can make real-time adjustments to the mix, whether that’s changing the strength class or the consistency. This is ideal if site conditions change or if your project requires multiple mix types. You’ll only receive (and pay for) the amount of concrete you actually use.
Although concrete will begin to harden within hours, it needs time to reach full strength. As a rule of thumb, you can allow light foot traffic after 24–48 hours. Structural work or heavier loads should be delayed for at least 7 days. Full curing typically takes around 28 days, so this should be allowed for when planning your build programme.
Yes – we cater for everything from large commercial pours to small domestic and DIY projects. With no minimum order requirement, we’re ideal for jobs like garden paths, shed bases, footings, and patio foundations. Our volumetric system ensures you only receive the quantity you need, reducing waste and keeping costs under control.
Light rain generally isn’t an issue, but heavier downpours can affect the final mix if not properly managed. Our experienced drivers can adjust the mix on-site to suit the conditions, helping to maintain the quality and durability of your concrete.
For further guidance, see: Can You Mix Concrete In The Rain?
We offer flexible delivery slots across Buckinghamshire and can often fulfil short-notice requests, subject to availability. To guarantee your preferred delivery time, it’s best to book 2–3 days in advance.
Because our fleet operates locally, we’re familiar with routes throughout the county and plan deliveries around traffic conditions to minimise delays.