Frequently asked questions
Answers to the most common questions before sending a request.
How much concrete should I order?
You can provide a rough estimate in cubic metres. If you don't know, select "I don't know" in the request: give us the dimensions or a description of the project and we'll confirm the quantity with you.
Does BétonDispo deliver the concrete?
BétonDispo is not a concrete producer and does not operate a fleet. We work with a network of suppliers and operators to find a solution suited to your project, then coordinate the next steps with you.
Can I request a concrete pump?
Yes. Indicate it in your request. If you're not sure whether a pump is needed, choose "I don't know" and describe the site access — we'll assess it with you.
Do you work with contractors?
Yes, and we strongly encourage it. General contractors, excavation, foundations, landscaping, pools and renovation businesses can send us requests project by project. We keep the history on file to speed up future requests.
Which areas do you serve?
We currently handle requests for the South Shore, Montréal and Greater Montréal. If your site is at the edge of that area, send the request anyway and we'll tell you whether we can help.
How long does it take to get a response?
We process requests as quickly as possible depending on the date, area and project requirements. If your schedule is tight, mention it in the additional details.
Is this a confirmed booking?
No. Submitting the form is a request. It is not a booking until availability, pricing and service details have been confirmed with you.
How much does it cost?
Pricing depends on volume, concrete type, date, area and specific requirements such as pumping. We don't publish prices on the site: we come back to you with the details once options have been checked.
Which concrete strength should I choose?
Common residential projects often use 25 to 35 MPa depending on use and freeze exposure. If you don't know, select "I don't know": describe the project and we'll confirm with you. For structural work, refer to your drawings or your engineer.