Tow n Go Concrete

I wanted to thank all those people who voted for Tow N Go Concrete in the St. Catharines Standard Readers Choice Awards. Because of your votes we placed first under Concrete Services. We’ve had a great season and we will always strive to offer you the high level of customer service you’ve come to expect at Tow N Go Concrete. Thanks for your continued support. We still have a couple weeks left in the season give us a call.

It was an early morning but we got the concrete delivered and the driveway looks great. Another successful Saturday at Tow N Go Concrete.

It’s hard to find good help these days. Our newest team member is already sleeping on the job. But doesn’t he look cute.

Today was an exciting today as we've opened our second location at 25 Niagara Stone Road in Niagara-On-The-Lake. Whether you need concrete in Niagara South, Niagara Falls or St.Catharines we can supply locally manufactured ready-mix concrete wherever you need it.

We had a great time yesterday at the Welland Christmas Parade. Merry Christmas Welland

I wanted to share a great review we received via email. Our focus is on satisfying our customers. I just wanted to thank you for your excellent service on Friday morning with my three load order. I was very happy with the product, the service was excellent, and using your services, which included delivery, ended up being almost 28% less expensive than had I ordered my concrete from a regular ready mix plant. The ability I had to adjust my loads and schedule the deliveries ...meant that I reduced my labor cost and was able to time the finishing to the temperature and weather. My curbing project went like a textbook example. I see a couple of major advantages for your product and services that your customer can capitalize on. First, there is the ability to adjust delivery to match the environmental conditions and finishing time. Second, there is flexibility in the event a project needs to be changed or is modified at the last moment. In my 20 years of concrete finishing, there are always modifications. Mods most often cost money. Third, small loads reduce labor costs by not having to mix bags by hand, which is expensive for the bags and the labor to mix them. I'm then able to move on to the next project faster without wasting time and disposing of paper bags that are covered in concrete dust. Thanks again, Gord