Ready-Mix Concrete in Tijuana and Mexicali

Concrete is the only material on site that arrives half-made: it leaves the plant as a living mix and finishes forming inside the formwork. That is why the difference between a pour that performs and one that cracks is not in the bag — it is in the batching, the haul time and the placement. Proceco produces ready-mix concrete at its Mexicali plant and supplies projects across Baja California with water, slump and strength verified before the truck leaves.

We cover the whole family: conventional concrete for common use, high-strength concrete for structures that carry more load, paving concrete for heavy traffic, ultra-rapid concrete reaching strength at 1, 2, 3 and 7 days so the schedule never stops, flowable fill for levelling and formwork, and custom designs when the project asks for something the catalogue does not carry. Add pumping and technical support, which is what turns a cubic metre into a properly placed element.

What this line includes

Batched at the plant

The mix is weighed and controlled at the Mexicali plant. The water-cement ratio is fixed before loading, not corrected with a hose on site — which is exactly where strength is lost.

Strength at the age you need

Ultra-rapid concretes reach strength at 1, 2, 3 and 7 days. They let you strip formwork earlier and release work fronts without waiting out the conventional 28-day design.

Custom mix designs

If the project calls for low permeability, fibre, low shrinkage or a specific slump, we develop the mix instead of forcing one from the catalogue.

Pumping included

We run concrete pumping equipment to place at distance and height. The concrete reaches the formwork, not just wherever the truck can park.

Typical applications

Foundation slabs, footings and grade beams
Suspended floor and roof slabs in vertical construction
Industrial floors and manoeuvring yards
Concrete pavements and heavy-traffic roadways
Retaining walls and earth-retention structures
Screeds, sidewalks and curbs
Flowable fill for levelling and formwork
Early-strength pours for fast formwork stripping

Questions about ready-mix concrete

It depends on the element and on what the structural design specifies. If you do not have the figure, our technical team reviews the use, the exposure and the element type before recommending a strength. Over-specifying costs money; under-specifying cannot be fixed afterwards.

Concrete starts setting the moment it leaves the plant. In the hot climate of Mexicali or Tijuana that window shortens, which is why pours are scheduled early in the morning or in the afternoon and discharge must be continuous. Preparing the work front before the truck arrives is half the job.

Yes. Microfibre is dosed into the mix and distributed uniformly to control plastic shrinkage microcracking. It is especially useful on floors and sidewalks poured above 40 °C.

Yes. We serve everything from private builds to developments. What changes is scheduling: large volumes are calendared in advance to guarantee a continuous flow of trucks.