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Ready Mix & Volumetric Concrete in Marple

Fresh, on-site mixed concrete delivered across Marple and the surrounding area — barrowed or pumped exactly where you need it.

Established 1984Volumetric – pay for what you useBarrow & pump deliveryGtr Manchester & Cheshire

Concrete delivery in Marple

Barrow Mix has been supplying concrete across the North West since 1984. We deliver ready-mix and volumetric concrete throughout Marple and nearby areas including Marple Bridge, Romiley, Hawk Green and Compstall — mixing every load fresh on site so there’s no part-load waste, and getting it into place by barrow, line pump or boom pump whatever the access.

Ready Mix Concrete

Fresh, consistent mixes for foundations, bases, floors and more.

Volumetric Concrete

Mixed to order on site — you only pay for exactly what you use.

Concrete Barrowing

Our speciality: we barrow concrete into spots a wagon can’t reach.

Line Pumping

Concrete pumped through hose to gardens, basements and tight access.

Boom Pumping

Reach over buildings and across sites with our boom pump.

Floor Screed

Smooth, level floor screeds for domestic and commercial builds.

Recent local job

An extension footing in Marple Bridge

We poured the footings for a house extension in Marple Bridge — mixed fresh on site to the right structural grade and placed exactly where the groundworkers needed it.

volumetric mixing meant no part-load waste and no rounded-up wagon load — just the concrete the footing needed, barrowed straight to the trench.

See the full Marple case study, with photos & video →

Recent Barrow Mix projects near Marple

Why Barrow Mix?

We run our own quarry, wagons and pumps — a genuinely self-sufficient supplier, so we’re not waiting on anyone else to get your concrete to site. See why that matters →

Marple concrete — FAQs

Do you deliver ready-mix concrete to Marple?

Yes – we deliver ready-mix and volumetric concrete across Marple and nearby areas including Marple Bridge, Romiley, Hawk Green and Compstall, mixed fresh on site to the grade your job needs.

Can you get concrete to a tight or awkward spot in Marple?

Yes – barrowing is our speciality (it’s in our name), and we run line and boom pumps for back gardens, basements, tight access and over-building reaches across Marple.

Why is volumetric concrete cheaper for a Marple job?

Because we mix on site as we pour, there’s no part-load waste – you pay for exactly what you use, not a rounded-up wagon load.

How do I get a concrete price for a Marple job?

Call us on 0800 074 0442 with your postcode, the grade and roughly how much you need, and we’ll give you a free, no-obligation quote – often same or next day.

Local ground conditions

The ground beneath Marple

Marple sits on Millstone Grit gritstone (strong, but with rockhead depth that varies with the Goyt-valley topography), with Pennine Coal Measures on the nearby north-east fringe. Cover is thin and patchy on the higher ground but fuller in the Goyt and Etherow valleys — glacial till, head and alluvium in the bottoms. The practical risk is variable shallow rockhead: firm gritstone close to surface on the tops, soft valley-fill a short distance downslope.

What that means for your pour: foundation depth can swing across one plot, so prove rockhead and any valley-fill thickness before fixing footings; concrete class from a site test.

Part of our Pennine fringe ground guide — see how Marple fits into the wider Greater Manchester Ground Conditions & Foundations Atlas.

Sources: BGS Greater Manchester ground model (OR/20/033); BGS Glossop memoir (Sheet 86); Mining Remediation Authority; BGS Geology of Britain viewer. General guidance only — not a substitute for a site-specific ground investigation.

Flood risk — check before you pour

Flood risk in Marple

The town of Marple sits high, but the River Goyt valley floor below it (Marple Dale to Offerton — Bongs Road, Dooley Lane) is a named EA flood-warning area. The risk is on the valley floor, not the higher streets.

If your plot is on the low-lying ground, a Flood Risk Assessment may set a raised floor level and flood-resilient construction — a solid, low-permeability slab over continuous tanking. We pour the specified concrete to suit; the FRA and floor levels come from your designer and building control, not from us.

See flood risk & concrete for what’s required. Check the specific address on the EA flood map for planning — only the low-lying/valley-floor part of the area is affected, not the whole town. General guidance only.

Need concrete in Marple?

Call the yard for a fast, free quote — often same or next day.