Request a Concrete Cooling Quote

The fastest way to a real number

There is no rate card for this, and any company that gives you one before seeing your specification is guessing. Cooling scope is driven by the temperature drop required, the volume, the placement rate, and the conditions on the day.

Fill in what you know and send it. The starred fields are the ones we genuinely cannot size a job without. Everything else sharpens the answer, and estimates are fine.

Why we ask for each of these

• Maximum placement temperature. The number the inspector holds you to. Everything else is sized backwards from it.
• Volume and placement rate. Volume sets the total; rate sets whether the system can keep pace with your trucks.
• Pour date. Continuous placements need supply staged with margin, and hot-weather season fills the calendar unevenly.
• Peak and differential limits. On mass concrete these usually matter more than the placement number.
• Mix design. Cementitious content drives the heat you are fighting. SCM replacement changes it significantly.
• One-off or repeating. This decides mobile versus installed. See the two configurations.

What happens next

1. We read the specification and come back with questions if anything is ambiguous. Usually there is at least one.
2. We size the cooling and tell you which configuration fits.
3. You get a scope and a price, including standby and remobilisation terms so a weather delay does not produce a surprise invoice.
4. If a simpler method gets you inside spec, we say so at step one rather than step four.