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Tell us what you’re pouring

Drawings, a spec section, or a sketch on the back of an envelope — any of them is enough to start. Fill in the form and we’ll come back with questions first, then a number.

Request a quote

Quote request

The more of this you can fill in, the closer the first number will be to the last one. If you don’t know a field, leave it — we would rather ask than have you guess.

Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required.

Quickest way to sort out scope questions.

City and state is enough. We don’t need the exact address to price it.

Square feet of slab, linear feet of footing or wall, number of pads — a rough figure is fine.

Best guess is fine. If another trade drives the date, say so below.

Tell us whatever you already know: whether drawings exist and how to get them, slab thickness, specified PSI and mix, reinforcement (rebar size and spacing, or WWF), the finish you want — broom, power trowel, stamped — and any flatness or tolerance called out in the spec. Site access matters too: how close a truck or a boom pump can get, and where wash-out can go.

We use what you send to work up your quote and get back to you. Submissions are delivered through Netlify Forms, the form service this site runs on.

Contact details

Reach us directly

Plan sets are easiest by email. Anything time-sensitive — a pour date moving, a truck already on the way — is faster by phone.

  • Email info@premierconcretesolutions.co

    If the plan set is too big to attach, send a plan-room or shared-folder link instead.

  • Mail PO Box 830
    Kannapolis, NC 28082

    Mailing address — crews work out of the field, so send drawings by email rather than post if you need a quick number.

  • Hours Monday–Friday, 8:00 am – 6:00 pm

    Placements are scheduled around the plant’s delivery window, so pour days often start earlier than the office does.

Service area: we are based in Kannapolis, North Carolina. Tell us where the job is and we’ll say straight away whether it is a drive we can make.

Before you send it

How a quote actually goes

Concrete numbers move on details, not on square footage. Here is what helps, what comes back, and what happens after that.

What to send us

None of this is mandatory. Each piece you have takes an assumption out of the price.

  • Foundation and slab plans, plus the structural details and schedules
  • The concrete spec section if the job has one, with any flatness or tolerance requirements
  • A site plan showing access, staging and where a pump could set up
  • Geotechnical report or the compaction requirement for the subgrade
  • Finish you want — broom, power trowel, exposed aggregate, stamped and colored
  • The dates that matter: when the site is ready and when you need to be out of the ground

What you get back

A proposal written in the same terms as the drawings, so you can check it line by line instead of trusting a lump sum.

  • Quantities broken out: footing yardage, wall area, slab area and thickness
  • Mix design and specified PSI, with air entrainment and admixtures where they apply
  • Reinforcement as priced — bar size and spacing, or welded wire fabric
  • Finish, joint layout and saw cutting, plus cure and seal or wet cure
  • Placement method: chute, buggy, line pump or boom pump
  • An explicit exclusions list — excavation, backfill, testing lab, permits, dewatering — so nothing is assumed in either direction

What happens next

We confirm we have it, tell you when the number will be ready, and ask about anything the drawings do not answer.

  • A short call to settle scope, mix, finish and who is doing the dirt work
  • A site visit where access, grade or an existing slab needs to be seen in person
  • Budget pricing on early drawing sets, with the assumptions listed; a hard number on a permit set
  • Revisions priced against the same line items, so you can see what changed and why
  • Once awarded, a pre-pour walk and a placement date confirmed with the plant — not assumed

Start your project

Send us the plans. We’ll send back a number you can build to.

Takeoffs, budget pricing, and scheduling for commercial, industrial and residential concrete. Tell us the scope and the date you need to be out of the ground — we’ll tell you honestly whether we’re the right crew for it.