Mullinax Concrete Service Company

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Mullinax Concrete Service Co. has been setting the standard for quality and service in the concrete construction community since Jack Mullinax started the company in 1952. Times have changed considerably since then and we have grown and diversified to meet those changes. We have fifteen radio equipped, mixer trucks to enable us to accommodate your needs whether you need 1 load or 20 loads. We use an Alkon computerized batching system so you can be certain that your first yard of concrete is consistent with your last yard. We can adjust your mix to accommodate cold weather and hot weather limitations. Mullinax utilizes a number of additives for cold weather pouring such as hot water and a non-chloride accelerator. We also offer Type III cement during the winter months. All of these additives will help your concrete hydrate more quickly to speed curing time. We use a chiller during the summer months. This unit actually cools the water going into the truck to help prevent your concrete from setting too quickly. Mullinax Irrigation engineers, supplies, constructs, and maintains agricultural irrigation systems for farms and ranches from the smallest hobby farm to the largest commercial ranch. We can install a system to your specifications. We have T&L pivots that are self propelled sprinkler systems used for large fields. Miniguns and Mullcarts are single unit systems designed for smaller acreage. We also have Crown Am siderolls, K-line systems, and aluminum hand line systems that are manually operated for mid-sized acreages. If you require more technical advice we also offer turn key projects. Our engineers can evaluate your land and design a system specifically suited to fill you needs. We can take the work and worry away from you until it's time to "turn the key" and begin reaping the benefits of irrigating. We carry the largest inventory in northern Wyoming and southern Montana to meet your needs for any irrigation project from pipe to pumps. We ha