Concrete price down any? TX?
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ustmd
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In mid-August, I paid a local guy, $3200 for a 16 x 24 slab with 5000 psi.
Not sure if it will help. My price included escavation, form work and the pour. I am not sure of the amount of concrete in the poru. I had him do 18" beams and I had a 22" slope on the site.
Not sure if it will help. My price included escavation, form work and the pour. I am not sure of the amount of concrete in the poru. I had him do 18" beams and I had a 22" slope on the site.
herd
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My son is a contractor, he just poured 10 yards with fiber at $90/yard. He did a 30 yd pour last month at $89/yard. But, those are negotiated prices, standard price in this area is $94/yd.
My last pour was in November '09, at $105/yard, 15 yards; previous to that, I poured 10 yards in my shop in Nov '08 at $109/yd, highest I've ever paid.
My last pour was in November '09, at $105/yard, 15 yards; previous to that, I poured 10 yards in my shop in Nov '08 at $109/yd, highest I've ever paid.
herd
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My son is a contractor, he just poured 10 yards with fiber at $90/yard. He did a 30 yd pour last month at $89/yard. But, those are negotiated prices, standard price in this area is $94/yd.
My last pour was in November '09, at $105/yard, 15 yards; previous to that, I poured 10 yards in my shop in Nov '08 at $109/yd, highest I've ever paid.
My last pour was in November '09, at $105/yard, 15 yards; previous to that, I poured 10 yards in my shop in Nov '08 at $109/yd, highest I've ever paid.
wedge40
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Herd ya gotta ya do something about that stuttering 
Wedge
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rd_macgregor
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I just deferred construction of a steel equipment building here when I found out how much the concrete work was going to be. The concrete was $180/yd delivered! I'd be happy to pay $100/yd...maybe I should move to Texas?
BOB
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herd
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Herd ya gotta ya do something about that stuttering
Wedge
Wedge, I have no idea how it got double-posted. But, since it was not controversial, double is better than none.
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Residentially, I have no problem (July '10, March '10, and August '09) getting a price of $1000 for a 10 yard truck. Sometimes I pay less, just less than $900 for a 10 yard truck. I am 2 miles from the batch plant.
Commercially, in the last 18 months, we can get negotiated prices in the range of $670-$750 per 10 yard truck when doing very large building slabs for shopping centers.
Commercially, in the last 18 months, we can get negotiated prices in the range of $670-$750 per 10 yard truck when doing very large building slabs for shopping centers.
