Volume Concrete LLC
Fleet: 7 barrel, 5 volumetric, 8 line pumps
Quote requests go to the business by email.
Ready-mix, short-load and volumetric concrete, pumping, flowable fill and concrete contractors. Small and independent businesses come first.
Pick what your pour needs.

Barrel (drum) trucks batched at the plant.

Small pours and mix-on-site trucks — pay for what you need, without big minimums.

Line pumps, boom pumps, placing booms & conveyors.

CLSM for trenches, voids and backfill.

Masonry and structural grout.

Sprayed concrete for walls, pools, slopes.

Lightweight foamed fill and pipe abandonment.

Color, stamp and exposed aggregate.

Grind, polish and seal.

Blocks, vaults, barriers and panels.

Flatwork, slabs, foundations, footings.

Mudjacking, poly foam lifting and foundation repair.

Epoxy, polyaspartic and garage floor coating systems.

Saw cutting, core drilling, wall sawing.

Ground-penetrating radar scanning and private utility locating.

Breakout, haul-off and crushed concrete.

Supply yards for rebar, forms, tools, admixtures, sealers and bagged mix.

Rebar placement and concrete supplies.

Dump trucks for aggregate, dirt, spoil and material hauling.

Sand, gravel, crushed stone, road base and quarry materials.

Excavation, grading, land clearing and building-pad site work.

Lowboy, heavy-haul and construction equipment transport.

Construction equipment rental — excavators, skid steers, compactors and more.

Licensed water well drillers and pump installers.

Horizontal directional drilling (HDD) for utilities and conduits.

Hydro-excavation and vacuum trucks for safe digging and cleanup.

Concrete, soil, aggregate and asphalt testing laboratories.

Paving, sealcoating and asphalt construction contractors.

Hot-mix asphalt plants and asphalt material suppliers.

Flaggers and work-zone traffic control companies.
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Expert guides for hiring a licensed crew — how a concrete shell is built, what it costs, and how to read a contract. Not a DIY manual.

The construction sequence, current cost ranges from public guides, hiring checks, decks, resurfacing and barrier-code basics — plus listings that actually show pool work.
Open the pool section →DIY know-how for patios, slabs and driveways — and who to call when it’s more than a weekend job.
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Clackamas, Multnomah & Washington Counties, OR and Clark County, WA — ready-mix, short-load and volumetric, and pumping.
Fleet: 7 barrel, 5 volumetric, 8 line pumps
Quote requests go to the business by email.
Fleet: 1 truck (per site)
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Yards, bags, tons, loads and job costs — with prices for your state. See all 33 calculators →
Cubic yards, bags and trucks for slabs, patios, driveways and pads — with waste and ready-mix vs bag cost.
How many 40, 50, 60 or 80-lb bags of concrete mix you need — and when a short-load truck is cheaper.
Bars, sticks, lap splices, weight, chairs and ties for a rebar grid — or sheets and rolls of welded wire mesh.
Billable pump hours for your pour — checks whether the pump or the ready-mix trucks are the bottleneck.
Full job estimate for a driveway, patio or slab: concrete, base, reinforcement, finish, labor, pump and tear-out.
Tons and yards of gravel, crushed rock, road base and decorative stone — with truckloads and delivered cost.
How many dump-truck loads, trips, truck-hours and days a haul takes — and what it costs.
Tons of hot-mix asphalt for a driveway, lot or road patch — by compacted thickness — plus truckloads and tack.