Ready-mix supply
Ready-mix delivery
Concrete for residential, commercial, and public work, produced locally and delivered by a fleet of fourteen mixer trucks.
Ready-mix + concrete pumping
Ready-mix concrete delivery and pumping in Western Montana.
Treasure State Concrete, Inc. supplies ready-mix for residential, commercial, and public work—backed by fourteen mixer trucks and coordinated 32-meter pump, 39-meter pump, and 40 Meter RZ Pump service.
Local production and delivery
Mix, trucks, and pumping through one team.
Treasure State Concrete, Inc. lists its concrete plant as NRMCA-certified. Call with the approved project requirements so dispatch can confirm the concrete, delivery, and placement plan for the actual job.
Calculator results and early quantities are planning estimates. Confirm the approved specifications, actual dimensions, order quantity, and delivery plan before the pour.
Ready for the job
The concrete side of the project.
Color and finish planning
Colored additives
Colored additives are available. Final appearance also depends on the approved mix, placement, timing, curing, and finishing performed by the customer or contractor. Ask dispatch about current color availability.
Coordinated placement
Concrete pumping
Coordinate the mix and pump through one dispatch team, with a 32-meter pump, 39-meter pump, and 40 Meter RZ Pump available for suitable placements.
Placement planning
Reach starts with the actual site.
Our new 40 Meter RZ Pump joins the 32-meter and 39-meter pumps. Dispatch matches equipment to safe setup, access, obstacles, reach, and placement sequence—not boom length alone.
Ask about line hose when a boom cannot serve the placement directly. Suitability depends on the approved mix and actual route.
Before you call
Bring the details that shape the pour.
Good dispatch information helps the team discuss product, timing, trucking, and placement without assuming that every site works the same way.
Project basics
Share the project location, desired pour date, and whether the work is residential, commercial, or public.
Concrete requirements
Bring the approved specifications, estimated quantity, placement type, and any colored-additive request.
Placement plan
Tell dispatch whether you expect direct-chute placement, pump service, or line hose so the actual setup can be reviewed.
Site access
Describe the route from public roads, setup space, ground conditions, and any access limits affecting mixer or pump trucks.
Footing and washout supplies
Ask about AccuFooting footing braces and temporary concrete washout tubs. Before delivery, arrange a contained washdown area on private property that the property owner has approved; public-property washdown is not permitted.
Buying without a company account?
Review and sign the customer acknowledgment.
Review concrete characteristics, placement and finishing responsibilities, truck access, and customer responsibility for the material and delivery before the order is finalized.
Ready-mix, delivery, and pumping
Let's plan the next pour.
Share the location, approved requirements, estimated quantity, desired date, access, and intended placement method.