TRANSLOAD

CONCRETE STABILITY

When it comes to the transload industry, you need a concrete contractor you can trust to get the job done without any errors or inconsistencies. To maintain the integrity and quality of your project, and any project we take on, we have a set of quality management systems in place to ensure your job is completed with ultimate care and accuracy. By creating a structurally sound and superior foundation, you can rest easy knowing that your crew, and project, are safe.

Your project is unique, and you need innovative subcontractors that are able to adapt and deliver a one-of-a-kind end product without skipping a beat, slowing down, or making mistakes along the way. We’re flexible, and have an unprecedented ability to fully understand your vision and goals, and deliver a comprehensive plan to achieve it. Beyond the blueprint, we’ll get your job done right, anywhere in the nation, without cutting corners or wasting time.

Lapses in safety or onsite accidents can cost you valuable time and money, and can be especially detrimental in the transload industry. Our entire team is MSHA certified, and all of our team leaders carry the OSHA 30 certification. Additionally, our staff is CPR, and first-aid certified, and is nimble, efficient, and adaptable. You can find us on jobsites hosting regular JSA’s and Toolbox Talks in order to identify and mitigate potential risks in partnership with all subcontractors and their teams.

HAVE QUESTIONS? WE CAN HELP

At our quickest we have the capabilities to pour 500 + cubic yards per hour. Pouring at this rate is dependent on other vendors and circumstances on each job site.

Yes, we will travel anywhere in the United States for the right project.

What type of concrete projects do you do?

Dircks Concrete specializes in large scale industrial and commercial jobs. At this time we do not work on residential projects.

Do you have the manpower to handle my project?

Yes, Dircks Concrete has the crews and project managers to handle numerous large scale projects simultaneously.

How fast can you pour?

At our quickest we have the capabilities to pour 500 + cubic yards per hour. Pouring at this rate is dependent on other vendors and circumstances on each job site.