Procon 24/7

On a job site, estimating the volume before a truck arrives can be a gamble: an excavation changes, a footing needs more material, or the order leaves a surplus. Procon 24/7 supplies volumetric concrete. Its trucks carry cement, sand, aggregate, and water separately, then mix the concrete at the pour site to match the amount the project needs.

Metering during discharge changes how the order is billed. Instead of charging for a full drum mixed at a plant, Procon measures the volume that actually leaves the mixer. If the job needs more than expected, the crew can batch another amount on site; if it needs less, work can stop without paying for unused material.

The company lists grades from C8 through C40, along with GEN and RC designated mixes. Its catalog also mentions fiber-reinforced, waterproof, foamed, and rapid-set options. Because the specification depends on the design and use of each project, Procon asks customers to describe the work when requesting a quote so the mix can be confirmed.

Mixing on the truck allows the operator to switch specifications during a single visit. A project may need one mix for one part of the work and another for the next; the crew adjusts the batch between pours without coordinating two separate ready-mix deliveries. The company also emphasizes that the concrete is freshly mixed at the point of use.

The service supports residential work, contractors, and commercial projects, as well as sectors such as highways, rail, utilities, and housing developments. The product range spans household jobs through structural and heavy-load pours. Procon says its service pages comply with BS EN 206 and BS 8500.

Operations are based at three locations the company lists for Yorkshire and the Northwest: its head office at Unit 1, Colonels Walk, Pontefract WF8 4GX; its Northwest operating depot on Parkside Road, Warrington WA3 1PG; and its Yorkshire depot at 13 Carlisle Road, Leeds LS10 1LB. Coverage is confirmed against the project’s postcode.

A quote request starts with details about grade, estimated volume, slump, site access, and the requested date. Procon says it can return a no-obligation price and offers same-day delivery when capacity allows. For teams coordinating several stages, volumetric mixing brings delivery, batching, and concrete preparation together in one vehicle on site.