Yes! We have both floats and edgers available.

FAQs Archive

Q: Can I do this myself?

Yes, it’s possible! However, we highly recommend having a few helpers to make the process smoother and faster. Working together ensures the concrete is emptied well within the 2-hour window and set in place quickly for the best results. If you’re pouring a slab or sidewalk, it’s helpful to have one person return the trailer while others focus on finishing the concrete surface. Teamwork makes the job much easier and more efficient!

Q: Do I have to wash the trailer?

Yes, please rinse out the trailer as thoroughly as possible with your garden hose before returning it. This helps ensure the trailer is ready for the next customer. Thank you for your cooperation!

Q: How much concrete does the trailer hold?

Our trailers from 1/4 yard to 1 full yard of concrete.

Q: What vehicle and hitch do I need to pull the trailer?

The requirements depend on how much concrete you need. You’ll need a 2” ball and ball mount, as well as a trailer light adapter. In most cases, a ½-ton pickup truck is sufficient to tow a yard of concrete. If you’re unsure, feel free to ask—we’re happy to help you figure it out!

Q: Do you take reservations or book trailers?

To guarantee a trailer for a specific day and time, we recommend making a reservation and encourage you to call ahead. Typically, calling 1–2 days in advance is sufficient. However, even without an appointment, we’ll do everything we can to get you back to your job site as quickly as possible. Your time is important to us, and we’re here to help!

Q: Do you offer delivery?

Yes, we’re happy to arrange deliveries for you! To ensure the best service, we recommend booking in advance, as same-day delivery requests may not always be possible. Let us know your needs, and we’ll do our best to accommodate them!

Q: How do I unload the trailer?

The trailer is equipped with a cylinder operated by a hand pump. Lift the trailer halfway up, open the door, and begin hoeing or shoveling the concrete into a wheelbarrow. Continue jacking up the trailer as you go.

Q: How much do I save with Tow n' Go Concrete?

Quite a bit! A yard of concrete from Tow N Go Concrete is roughly $250.00 per yard , which is less expensive than mixing 54 bags of concrete by hand . At Home Depot, a 60-lb bag of concrete costs $6.68 , meaning 54 bags would cost $360.72 . Add the $50–$75 to rent a mixer for a day, and the total jumps to $410.72–$435.72 , making the ready-mix option not only cheaper but also far less labour-intensive.

FAQs

Can I do this myself?

Do I have to wash the trailer?

How much concrete does the trailer hold?

What vehicle and hitch do I need to pull the trailer?

Do you take reservations or book trailers?

Do you rent tools?

Do you offer delivery?

How do I unload the trailer?

How much do I save with Tow n’ Go Concrete?

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