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Southern Concrete Products began in Lexington, TN in 1943 under the name E.L. Thomas Concrete. Since then, Southern Concrete has expanded its organization in order to serve all of West Tennessee, Western Kentucky, and North Mississippi with Ready Mix Concrete as well as a select offering of precast products. Southern Concrete also has a mobile concrete division that allows us to service customers across the United States on any project with any requirements.
Southern Concrete offers a variety of products with our main focus on ready mix concrete and precast products
Southern Concrete Product’s mobile operation began in 1990 when Mckinnon Bridge contracted Mr. Richard Odle to provide ready mixed concrete for the Jimmy Mann Evans memorial bridge on interstate 40 over the Tennessee River. Mr. Richard had established the blueprint for years to come by being committed to doing whatever it takes to provide our customers with a quality product and service.
When you request ready mix concrete from Southern Concrete Products, we’ll always deliver it using our reliable, licensed trucks and equipment. Call us for a FREE estimate on our concrete services.
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Southern Concrete has seventeen locations strategically placed throughout West Tennessee and Western Kentucky. Southern Concrete’s batch plants are operated with the latest computer-operated batching systems in order to provide a product we are proud of and stand behind. At Southern Concrete we strive to be on the leading edge of technology ensuring that our customers receive the best product available within spec and on time. Concrete mixers are fully equipped with GPS and Smarthatch systems allowing us to always know how the product is performing until it reaches its destination.
Enter the Width, Length, and Thickness of your pour.
Click on the Calculate button to find the amount needed for your pour.
Enter the Height & Length of the wall, and select its size.
The calculator will ESTIMATE the number of cubic yards needed.
It assumes you’re using double open-ended bond beam blocks. Other blocks may vary.
Enter the Height and Diameter of the column.
The calculator will display the number of cubic yards required.
