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Concrete contractors

Plan the job before the trucks arrive.

Connect estimating, quantities, crews, equipment, excavation, forms, rebar, ready-mix, pour schedules, field activity, changes, payments, and job costs around the same concrete project.

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Today's production 3 pours · 11 trucks
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Figures shown are demo tenant data.
Needs attention
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The disconnected pour

A concrete job shouldn't live in six places before anyone pours a yard.

Where the job lives today
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What gets lost
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One record
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One concrete job record.
The concrete lifecycle
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The pour date is one line in a plan that has to be true before the truck leaves the plant.
The site & the quantities

The estimate starts with what's actually on the ground.

Field measurements become the production plan — nobody re-measures from a photo three days later.

Alvarez Residence Driveway replacement
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Site conditions noted on the visit
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Soft soil at the southeast corner was flagged on the site visit — it becomes a change order on day two.
Quantities from the measurements Entered & calculated
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2,240 SF at 4" plus 6" aprons and 7% waste = 30.4 CY ordered — the same number the estimate, the ready-mix order, and job costing all use.
Quantities are calculated from the dimensions your team enters, with your own waste and thickness settings. Review them before they go on an order.
Price the job

Build the estimate around how the crew will actually produce it.

Driveway assembly 2,240 SF · 30.4 CY
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Concrete, base, labor hours, and equipment come from your catalog at your production rates.
Options · presented on site
Alvarez — driveway replacement
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Add-ons the customer chose
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Sold → production Carried forward, not re-entered
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Crews, equipment & the pour

Schedule the job by production stage — not just the pour date.

The crew isn't ready if the equipment isn't, and the truck shouldn't leave the plant until everything else is true.

Alvarez — driveway 5 production days · pour Thursday
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Equipment Equipment planning — planned
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Skid steer double-booked — Dunmore needs it Thursday too.
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Ready-mix plan Supplier ordering — planned
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Truck sequence — 20 minute interval
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Pre-pour check — all of this before the plant loads
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Ready to pour 10 of 10 confirmed
Pour day

Know what's ready before the first truck leaves the plant.

Concrete is the one trade where the schedule is measured in minutes.

Dunmore Retail — slab 6:30 AM · 8 trucks
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Live activity
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Truck 6 running 18 minutes behind — the finishing crew and the pour lead both see it now, not at the cold joint.
Weather Forecast — connected
Friday — Whitfield patio
High rain probability from 11 AM · fresh placement at risk
Options for your production manager
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A calendar doesn't know whether tomorrow is a good day to pour. syteOn surfaces the risk — it never cancels or moves a pour on its own.
Crew 1 · today Wed · forms + rebar
Alvarez — driveway
2,240 SF · 4" with 6" aprons
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The crew sees quantities, elevations, and stage scope — never margin or customer pricing.
When the ground changes

Extra excavation shouldn't become free work.

Found after demolition · Crew 1 · 5 photos

Soft subgrade across the southeast third — it won't compact to spec at the contracted depth.

Additional work required
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Change Order #2 · +1 day Customer approved
Approved → the job updates itself
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Photos by stage 38 internal · 9 shared
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The subgrade photos carried the change order, the customer update, and the closeout package.
Daily activity — Wednesday Crew 1 · forms & rebar
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Draft summary Review to Post
Forming and reinforcement were completed. Base correction was required at the southeast corner. Inspection is requested for tomorrow morning.
The customer & getting paid

Keep the homeowner informed without putting production on the phone all day.

Your brand Customer portal
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Cure instructions, photos, approvals, and payment in one branded place. Explore Client Experience →
Contract $24,540
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Pre-pour billing unlocks when the inspection passes. Card and bank payment run through a connected processor.
Closeout
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Job closed Completed
Know what it made

The yards poured aren't the same thing as the money made.

Alvarez driveway — final
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Estimate vs actual
Line Est. Actual Var.
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The subgrade work was billed as CO #2, so it isn't a loss — but 1.6 extra yards and 6 extra hours cost $520 of margin.
Price the next pour better
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syteOn suggests. It never changes your pricing catalog on its own.
The business this month
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Capacity
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Needs attention
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Mix design, reinforcement, and structural requirements stay with your engineers and inspectors. Explore AI in syteOn →
One job, many views

Same concrete company. Different view.

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What it consolidates
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Accounting, payroll, and payment processing stay connected where appropriate. See Get Paid →

One concrete company. Prep, pour, finish, and money. One operating system.

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Bring one real concrete job — one you've estimated, poured, or recently closed — and we'll walk it through syteOn.

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