Every plot poured on programme, foundation to floor screed.

A development runs on programme. Plots come out of the ground in sequence, the groundworks gang moves plot to plot, and the concrete has to keep pace without holding up the next trade. The drum-wagon model fights that: a full load per plot, part-load charges when a footing comes in light, and surplus tipped when the dig is smaller than ordered.

Procon mixes on site and meters every cubic metre, so each plot gets exactly what it pours. Strip and trench-fill foundations, oversite slabs, garage bases, drainage surrounds, then back through the development for the floors. No part-load charge between plots, no waste, one supplier from foundation to finished floor.

For the floors we supply both liquid screed and traditional screed. Liquid screed, a flowing self-levelling screed, goes down fast over large floor areas and is ideal over underfloor heating, where it flows around the pipes and gives excellent thermal contact. Traditional sand-cement screed is there when the spec or the detail calls for it. We mix whichever the floor needs, on site, to a consistent batch every time.

Because the materials are carried separately on the truck, one visit can switch between a foundation mix and a screed, and between liquid and traditional screed, without a second delivery. That keeps the programme moving and the trades in sequence.

Send the plot schedule and the floor spec, and dispatch will build the supply around your build programme.