• 80 square feet at a depth of 4"
• 65 square feet at a depth of 5"
• 54 square feet at a depth of 6"
• 93 square feet at a depth of 3.5"
• 108 square feet at a depth of 3"

A single yard of concrete weighs roughly two tons (4,000 lbs.)

You are given 10 minutes per yard to unload the concrete. Any time after that is $2 per minute. 

Depending on the size of the wheelbarrow and how full you fill it, one yard generally fills 9 to 10 wheelbarrows.

It all depends on the day's temperature. In hot weather, the concrete sets up more quickly, usually in a few hours. In colder weather, it can take up to 12 to 24 hours to set up. Hot water and additives may help this time.

Concrete is cured (full strength) in 28 days. For more information, please refer to the "curing" section in our homeowner tips .

Our concrete truck is 10 feet wide at the mirrors, about 8 feet wide in the back, and 12.5 feet tall. When fully loaded they weigh 54,000 pounds.