FAQs

We are located at 1965 E Hickory Hill Rd in Argyle. First, check-in to the front office for paperwork and payment. Please have your driver's license and credit card with you. Then, head down the gravel drive, second gate on the right, to get the trailer loaded up. When you return, drop off the trailer in the back and stop back in the front office to get checked-out.

We are open at 7:00 am, Monday through Friday. Pickups can be scheduled between 7:00 am through 12:00 pm. All trailers are due back promptly (by 4:00 pm at the latest).

No, we don't take walk-ins. Call ahead to guarantee your reservation and we'll get you on the schedule. We can occasionally take same day appointments; however, it's best to make an appointment at least 24 hours in advance.

We are not yet open on Saturdays, but plan on this in the future.

Our concrete is made with Portland cement. "Sack" is a measurement of the amount of cement used in your mix. The more sacks of cement in the mix, the stronger the mix. Most mixes have 4-6 sacks. We use this measurement, rather than referring to PSI because our loading system is based on bag mixes and/or weight.

The more cement that is added to the mix, the higher the PSI rating of the concrete. Our measurements come out to roughly 3000, 4000, and 5000 PSI. The three most common uses are: 3000 PSI (4 sack) - Typically used for low-traffic sidewalks, curbs, steps, ramps, setting fence posts, and other residential applications. 4000 PSI (5 sack) - Standard multi-purpose mixture for general use in construction, such as sidewalks, patios, and driveways not meant for heavy equipment; as well as slabs and other below-grade foundations. 5000 PSI (6 sack) - For serious home projects and professional jobs. Most commonly used for heavy traffic pavement, heavy use floor slabs like shops and warehouse, and concrete footings designed to support heavy loads. Argyle U-Tote does not guarantee PSI ratings.

We do not have a dump site. Trailers are required to be returned clean and free of concrete. Trailers must be emptied of concrete, rinsed out with water, and left running upon return. Additional fees will apply if trailers are not returned clean.