Concrete Site Visits
Whether you’re domestic, trade or commercial customer, our experienced technical Concrete Team are always available to discuss your requirements.
Concrete Site Visits
Whether you’re domestic, trade or commercial customer, our experienced technical Concrete Team are always available to discuss your requirements.
We recognise the importance in choosing the appropriate Concrete mix design, quantity and distribution method for any given project, which is why we take the time to assess all developments on their own merit.
If we’re unable to provide a suitable response via telephone or email, we’re happy to visit site and check your specific needs, prior determining the most appropriate solution.
Concrete Queries
Dealing with Concrete doesn’t have to be complex, so don’t hesitate to get in contact if you have any questions or are just seeking clarity.
Hawkes Group
Concrete Testimonial
Hawkes and the Mick George Group have built a great working relationship, with the company always doing their best to fulfil our order requirements. Their huge fleet of vehicles can handle any sized project. We're hoping to work together for many more years to come!
JJ Mac Ltd
Concrete Testimonial
Always a pleasure dealing with the Mick George Group. They always go the extra mile to make sure we get the service we order on time and at the best rates. All our managers and site support staff really appreciate the prompt and efficient service.
L Petriello Contractors
Concrete Testimonial
The Mick George Group have supplied our Aggregates, Concrete and Skip Hire for many years. Their service is fantastic and has always been without problem. We Would definitely recommend their services to others.
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