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highest quality concrete
We provide the highest quality concrete products in a timely, efficient and safe manner. We have batch plants in New Milford and in Waterbury, so most any size order can be accomodated, and depending on the size, we may be able to deliver to your jobsite the same day you place your order, and always at fair prices.
How much do I need?
Over 65 Years in Business
We are continually upgrading our facility and our fleet and we are able to fill any order, anytime of the year. Whether the job is industrial, commercial or residential, SEGA's technicians and competent drivers offer you the courteous, expert service, speed and dependability you need to get your job done right.
Questions?
Answers!
Please do not hesitate to contact us with any and all questions you may have. We are here to serve our customers in any way possible and we take pride in our reputation for outstanding service.
Location, Location
location
With two high efficiency plants, no matter where you are, our fleet of trucks are ready and able to deliver concrete to your job site with unmatched speed and efficiency!
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Big or Small
We have handled pours that had to be carefully timed to make sure we didn't let the mixture run too long, we've handled pours for a garden shed. With 20 trucks all over Connecticut we are unique in our ability to serve your needs!
What is Ready Mix
Ready-mix concrete is concrete that is manufactured in a batch plant, according to a set engineered mix design. Ready-mix concrete is normally delivered in a transit mixer. You'll see our trucks all over the area.
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Ready Mix
The pros and cons
Materials are weighed and combined using our state of the art batch plants, and the hydration process begins the moment water meets the Portland cement, so travel and placement time is of upmost importance. Some sites are just too far away, however the use of admixtures, retarders and fly ash can be added to slow the hydration process allowing for longer transit and placement time.
Concrete has a limited life span between batching / mixing and curing. This means that under normal conditions ready-mix should be placed within 60 to 90 minutes of the batching process to hold slump and mix design specifications. Modern admixtures and or set retarding water reducers can modify that time span. However, it is limited in scope. The amount and type of admixture added to the mix is very important.