About
Family-owned ready-mix for Greater Portland Metro
Volume Concrete LLC is a family-owned ready-mix and concrete pumping company. We exist to put the right packet on the right truck and get it to the jobsite.
Volume Concrete started pumping concrete in 2001 and expanded operations in 2018 to include ready-mix concrete.
The work today is conventional tailgate and boom mixes, line-pump and pea-gravel blends, masonry grout, cellular fill, and 2-inch shotcrete with Stasis. Cellular grout is the published packet on Mix designs. Optional more on cellularbackfill.com.
Cement is Type IL from Ash Grove in Durkee, Oregon. Stone is Estacada. Admixtures are Euclid — WR91, Stasis, Fiberstrand 150 — and cellular grout is foamed with Aerix. The packets cite ASTM and ACI; this site does not invent mixes that are not on those sheets.
New concrete jumbo bin blocks, 2′ × 2′ × 6′, interlocking V-shape on four sides. About 3,400 lb each (± a few hundred). Pickup only — we do not deliver bin blocks. Call Dispatch to arrange pickup.
Dispatch is a person at (971) 219-8604. Billing is billing@volumeconcrete.com. If you are not sure you are in zone — Greater Portland Metro, including Battle Ground, Beaverton, Boring, Camas, Canby, Colton, Damascus, Eagle Creek, Estacada, Fairview, Gladstone, Government Camp, Gresham, Happy Valley, Hillsboro, Lake Oswego, Milwaukie, Molalla, Newberg, Oregon City, Portland, Sandy, Sherwood, Tigard, Troutdale, Tualatin, Vancouver, Washougal, West Linn, Wilsonville, Wood Village, and Woodburn — call before you build a form.
Call Dispatch for HelpFleet
Barrel mud vs made-on-site volumetric
Fleet is 7 barrel trucks, 5 volumetric mixers, and 8 concrete line pumps. Volume Concrete are the leaders in long-distance line pumping.
Barrel ready-mix is mud mixed at the plant / in the drum and delivered as ready-mix. The orange volumetric mixers carry materials separately and mix on the jobsite. Same capacity talk as a barrel — Call Dispatch for the load. No waste at the end: cut off / shut off the mixer when you have enough. You are not stuck with leftover mud from an over-ordered barrel load.

Barrel ready-mix
Barrel (drum) mud is mixed at the plant / in the barrel and delivered as ready-mix mud.

Orange volumetric — mixed on site
The orange volumetric mixer carries materials separately and mixes on the jobsite. No waste at the end: cut off / shut off the mixer when you have enough. You are not stuck with leftover mud from an over-ordered barrel load.

Gresham boom pump
Boom pump on a Gresham jobsite.

Ready-mix feeding the pump
Barrel mixer into the pump.
Jobsite photos
On the pour
Real Volume Concrete pours — volumetric mix on site, barrel mud, and line pump. Phone on the trucks is Dispatch at (971) 219-8604.

White barrel mixer feeding a boom pump 
Ready-mix barrel — VOLUME branding 
Orange volumetric on a slab pour 
Pump hose into forms 
Volumetric chute pour on the jobsite 
Night highway volumetric pour 
Sunny slab finishing pour 
Chute pour into rebar forms
Barrel or volumetric?
- What is the difference between barrel mud and volumetric mix?
- Barrel ready-mix is mud mixed at the plant / in the drum and delivered as ready-mix. The orange volumetric mixers carry materials separately and mix on the jobsite. Same capacity talk as a barrel — Call Dispatch for the load. No waste at the end: cut off / shut off the mixer when you have enough. You are not stuck with leftover mud from an over-ordered barrel load.
- Can I shut off the volumetric mixer when I have enough?
- No waste at the end: cut off / shut off the mixer when you have enough. You are not stuck with leftover mud from an over-ordered barrel load.