Ready mix concrete is concrete that is batched and mixed at a plant, then delivered to the jobsite by truck. It’s a carefully proportioned blend of cement, water, aggregates (sand and gravel or crushed stone), and often admixtures, produced under controlled conditions so that it meets specific strength and performance requirements for each project.
Because the mix is prepared at a concrete batch plant and transported in a drum or transit mixer, timing, distance, and plant capacity all play a major role in scheduling pours. Ready mix concrete is used for everything from slabs and foundations to walls, columns, paving, and structural elements.
The challenge isn’t understanding what ready mix concrete is—it’s finding nearby plants and suppliers that can service your job with the right mix designs and truck availability. Generic searches for “concrete near me” often mix homeowner-focused suppliers, bagged products, small yards, and unrelated services with the commercial batch plants contractors really need. That’s where LoopFella comes in.
A typical search for “ready mix concrete near me” or “concrete supplier” can return:
For contractors, superintendents, and estimators, that confusion can cause delays, miscommunication, and inefficiencies when trying to schedule pours or get pricing. You need to know which plants deliver truck-load ready mix and how far they are from the job.
LoopFella maintains a growing nationwide database of 7,000+ bulk construction material sites — including aggregate pits, rock yards, asphalt plants, landfills, and more. Within that network are over 1,700 ready mix concrete plants across the U.S., mapped with a focus on contractor-style searches.
LoopFella is a search engine built specifically for bulk construction and landscape materials. Instead of trying to filter generic results, you can:
LoopFella is not a generic business directory or advertising list. It is designed around materials and plants — where they are, what they produce, and how close they are to your work.
Ready mix concrete is used in nearly every type of construction project, including:
Because concrete begins to set from the moment water and cement are combined, plant proximity and dispatch coordination are critical. Sourcing from plants closer to your project can help maintain quality, reduce wait times, and improve overall efficiency on pour days.
Ready to find ready mix plants near your jobsite? Use LoopFella’s main search to look up ready mix concrete suppliers close to your project address and spend less time hunting for plants and more time planning pours.