On spec. On site.
On time.
Iron Horse Ready Mix is a locally owned wet-batch plant. Every load is central-mixed on IMER equipment before it ever hits the truck — commercial, residential, and DOT-approved concrete, with a dispatcher who answers the phone.
GPS on every truck
Central-mixed, every load
Mix designs on file
A window we keep
Owners at the plant
What we pour
Driveways, patios, footings, and slabs — small loads welcome.
Slabs, tilt-up, paving, and structural pours on schedule.
State-approved mixes with the documentation public work requires.
High-early, fiber, air-entrained, and colored — batched to your spec.
Self-leveling backfill for trenches and utility work — no compaction.
Pump-friendly mixes designed to move, coordinated with your operator.
Three steps to a truck on site
Call dispatch or send the order form: where you're pouring, when, how many yards, and what the concrete is for. Not sure on quantity? Use the calculator or ask.
A dispatcher confirms your mix design, spacing between trucks, and a delivery window — same day for most orders. You'll know exactly what's coming and when.
GPS tracking on every truck means dispatch can give you a real ETA — and you're not standing around a finished form waiting on concrete.
Concrete is on the clock.
We built the plant close to the pour.
Close to the pour,
fresh off the drum
Fresh concrete can't ride around all afternoon. Our plant sits in Saginaw, just north of Fort Worth, with a 60-mile working radius that covers the metro — so your concrete arrives inside spec, not after an hour on the highway.
On the edge of the map? Call dispatch — if we can get there fresh, we'll pour it.
A new plant is
your advantage
We don't have fifty years of history. We have this decade's equipment, an owner on site, and a team that has spent 25 combined years batching, driving, and pouring concrete for other people. Now it's our name on the drum.
Wet-batched on an IMER plant
Our plant is built by IMER, the Italian concrete-machinery specialists who have engineered batching plants since 1959 and support them worldwide.
Wet batching means every yard is fully mixed in the plant's central mixer before loading. What leaves the gate is uniform and ready to discharge — the drum just keeps it that way.
Central mixing gives tighter slump and moisture control, faster truck loading, and the same mix from the first load to the last — pour after pour.
Contractors
Open an account, get fast credit approval, and set standing orders for repeat pours. Mix design data sheets ready for your submittals.
Open a contractor accountHomeowners & DIY
Pouring a patio or setting fence posts? We'll help you figure out how much you need, how to prep, and what a small load costs. No account required.
Start hereNow hiring CDL mixer drivers
Drive a truck nobody else has put miles on, run local routes, and be home for dinner. Also hiring: batch operator, mechanic, dispatcher.
Ready to pour?
Get a quote today, or call dispatch and talk to someone who knows concrete.