Ready mix concrete · St. Bernard plant · Cincinnati, OH
Concrete on the ground when your crew is.
Ready mix, flowable fill and flash fill batched at our St. Bernard plant, minutes from I-75 and the Norwood Lateral. Mini mixers for the tight pours nobody else will take.
Yardage estimator
Know your yards
before you call.
Enter the pour and we'll size the order. Bring the ticket below to the phone and dispatch can schedule you in one call.
Walks and patios go 4 in. Driveways and anything a truck parks on go 5–6 in over compacted base.
Size to your local code and frost depth. Bring us the plan and we'll check the quantity with you.
- Neat volume0.0 cy
- Waste allowance10%
- Truckloads (10 cy)1
- Mix3,500 psi
- Short-load rangeYes
Estimate only — subgrade, thickened edges and over-excavation all move the number. Dispatch confirms the final quantity when you book.
What we batch
Four products,
one phone number.
Ready mix concrete
Residential and commercial mixes from footers and slabs on grade to walls, drives and parking lots. Air entrainment, fiber and accelerator on request for cold-weather pours.
Controlled density fill
Self-consolidating flowable fill for utility trenches, abandoned tanks and voids under slabs. Places itself, needs no compaction, and re-excavates when you need it to.
Flash fill
We hold the rights to the Flash Fill patent. Built for road cuts and trenches that have to carry traffic the same day — set up fast, patch, reopen the lane.
Mini mixer loads
Short loads delivered by mini truck for alley slabs, backyard patios, steps and anywhere a standard mixer can't reach or shouldn't drive.
Plant & fleet
Built to keep a pour moving.
Our Stephens batch plant sits in St. Bernard, centrally located along I-75 and the Norwood Lateral — which means shorter haul times, concrete that arrives at the right slump, and trucks that can turn around and come back before your crew loses the pour.
We've been supplying concrete to this city since 1980, and in the years since we helped introduce flowable fill for utility cuts across Cincinnati. Call once and you'll talk to someone who knows the difference between a driveway and a dock.
- Batch capacity
- 250cy / hour
- Mixer fleet
- 30trucks
- Supplying since
- 1980Cincinnati
- Smallest load
- Minimixer
Delivery area
Inside the loop, and a good way past it.
From the plant we serve customers throughout the I-275 loop, all of Hamilton County, parts of southern Butler County, and Northern Kentucky. Outside that line? Call anyway — if the haul time works for the mix, we'll get there.
Placing an order
Four steps to a truck
in your driveway.
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Get your yards
Use the estimator above, or give dispatch your dimensions and we'll size it with you on the phone.
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Call dispatch
Tell us the mix, the quantity, the address and the date. We'll confirm what's available and quote the load.
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Book the window
Pick a delivery time. Order at least a day ahead when you can — large pours and early-morning starts fill up first.
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Be pour-ready
Forms set, subgrade compacted, access clear for a loaded mixer. Have your finishing crew on site before the truck arrives.
Before you call
Questions dispatch
hears every day.
How much lead time do you need?
A day ahead is ideal, and it locks in your window. Same-day is often possible — call dispatch and we'll tell you straight whether the plant can fit it.
Is there a minimum order?
No. Short loads under 4 cubic yards carry a short-load charge, and our mini mixers are built exactly for those pours — patios, steps, alley slabs.
Which mix do I need?
Most driveways and patios go 3,500 to 4,000 psi with air entrainment for freeze-thaw. Tell us what you're pouring and we'll spec it — no charge for the advice.
How long can the truck stay?
Plan on unloading inside the first hour on site. Past the free unload time, wait time is billed by the minute — have your crew, forms and access ready before we roll in.
Do you pour in winter?
Yes. We batch with hot water and accelerator for cold-weather work. You handle blankets and protection on site; we'll get the mix there at temperature.
What access does a mixer need?
A loaded mixer runs about 66,000 lb and needs firm ground, roughly 12 ft of width and 14 ft of overhead clearance. Tight site? Ask about the mini mixer.
Do you do pumps or placing?
We supply and deliver the concrete; pumping and finishing are handled by your contractor. Tell us a pump is on site and we'll schedule the trucks around it.
How do I pay?
Accounts are available for contractors with regular volume. One-off residential pours are paid on delivery — dispatch will go over it when you book.
Dispatch
Talk to dispatch.
(513) 242-8400- Plant900 Kieley Place, Cincinnati, OH 45217
- HoursMonday–Friday · Call for pour scheduling
- ServingHamilton County, southern Butler County & Northern Kentucky