Greenbrier Ready-Mix

RBS, Inc.

 

A West Virginia DOH Certified Concrete Supplier

 

 

 

 

 

We Have Back-up Power!

Due to the possibility of frequent power outages in West Virginia, RBS, Inc., has installed a 150 kW Cat® Generator for our Ready-Mix Concrete operation. When the power goes out due to summer overload or winter snows, we make our power to deliver your concrete. Ask if our competitors can do the same! Think of the problems of having a cold-joint in a large floor slab pour because you couldn't get concrete because of a commercial power outage!

 

A few reasons to select Greenbrier Ready-Mix as your concrete supplier:

 

o        MORE EXPERIENCE

Since 1964- Over 100,000 Truckloads Delivered

 

o        MOST QUALIFIED

American Concrete Institute Certified

WV Dept. of Highways Approved Technicians

2 Certified Portland Cement Technicians

 

1 Registered Professional Engineer

Members CAWV, BSA, ASTM, NRMCA

 

o        HIGHEST QUALITY

Daily Quality Control Testing

Accurate Mix Proportions & Gradations

WVDOT & ACI Mix Designs

Our Concrete contains the specified Cement

 

o        GOOD ENOUGH FOR THE WVDOH

We've Supplied Concrete on every WVDOH project in District 9

during the Contract year 1999

 

No One Else is Even Close!

 

 

READY MIX CONCRETE

Ready mix concrete is ordered by the cubic yard, (or cubic meter); and is specified to provide a certain strength in pounds per square inch (psi).
 
Concrete is available in different strengths, from 4 bags of cement per yard to 8 bags per yard.  The most common is either 5 or 6 bag mix.

Various concrete admixtures are available to assist your project. The include accelerator, retarder, super-plasticizer, synthetic fibers and steel fibers. We can also provide ice or hot water for the mix.

 

 

 

 

           

Concrete Calculator

 

 


The Concrete Calculators help you to estimate the concrete volume required for a pour or placement, the volume of concrete needed to fill a block wall, and the volume of concrete needed in a column.

Note that you can cut and paste values between the various construction calculators. For instance, you could take the result from the concrete volume calculator (which gives results in cubic yards) and plug it into the volume conversion calculator to convert your results to cubic meters.

 

 

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