Concrete barriers and blocks, delivered to your site.
Jersey barrier, K-rail and 3,600 lb interlocking blocks, on a flatbed to anywhere in the lower 48 states. We publish the starting price, quote the freight to your ZIP, and answer the phone.
- Blocks from
- $120
- Per flatbed
- 13
- Quote back
- 1 hr
per block, freight quoted to your ZIP
full blocks, 46,800 lb
8am to 5pm CT, Monday to Friday
One flatbed. 13 blocks. 46,800 lb.
Our own load, Chicago
Jersey barrier and K-rail
The sloped concrete barrier that closes a lane, splits traffic, or holds a line on a job that has to stay open. New, delivered, and called K-rail west of the Rockies.
Bin, mafia, ecology, lego
Four names, one object: the 6 x 2 x 2 interlocking block at 3,600 lb. Bins, ballast, walls, and blocking off ground that somebody keeps driving on.
How many blocks is your run?
Enter the line you need to hold. The count, the halves for your corners and the truck estimate come back, and the quote form opens with all of it filled in.
- Full blocks
- 46
- Half blocks, one per corner
- 4
- Trucks, estimated
- 4
- Weight on the line
- 172,800 lb
Estimate only. Truck count assumes about 46,800 lb of payload per flatbed. Freight is quoted to your ZIP.
From your ZIP to your gate
01
Tell us the job
Product, count, delivery ZIP, the date. Two minutes on the form or one call to the desk.
02
We confirm your number
One text code. The desk calls this number about site access before a truck is scheduled.
03
You get an itemized quote
Product, freight, trucks and total, by email, within the hour during desk hours.
04
Pay and lock the date
Card or ACH. Government buyers purchase on a PO with net 30 terms.
05
The truck shows up
Flatbed to your gate on the scheduled day. You unload, or we bring the machine.
Freight is the real cost, so we quote it honestly
A 48 ft to 53 ft flatbed carries about 46,800 lb whether it leaves full or half empty. That is why the product price and the freight are two numbers on your quote instead of one blended figure that hides which is which.
- Full blocks per truck13
- Half blocks per truck26
- Who unloadsYou, or our machine
Renting is two truck trips. Buying is one.
We rent on request, and we will tell you when buying and reselling beats it, which on most jobs it does. Ask for both numbers on the same quote.
What buyers ask before they order
- How fast do I get a real number?
- Within the hour during desk hours for a standard order to a ZIP we deliver to. Custom sizes, rentals and purchase orders take a business day because a person prices them by hand.
- Is there a minimum order?
- No. One block is a real order. Freight is the dominant cost, so a full truck is always the better value per unit, and the quote shows you both.
- What does a block cost?
- Blocks start at $120 each. Freight is quoted separately to your ZIP because distance, truck count and site access drive it, and any supplier who quotes freight without your address is guessing.
- Why is the freight quoted separately?
- A flatbed carries about 46,800 lb, which is 13 full blocks. The truck costs the same whether it is full or half empty, so the honest way to price it is product plus freight, not a blended number that punishes small orders and hides large ones.
- How many blocks fit on a truck?
- 13 full blocks, or 26 half blocks, which is about 46,800 lb on a 48 ft to 53 ft flatbed. Mixed loads are packed by weight, not by count.
- Who unloads the truck?
- You do. The driver does not unload. You need a forklift or telehandler rated for the weight at the reach you need, or you add placement to the quote and we bring the machine.
- Do you take purchase orders?
- From government buyers, yes, on net 30 terms after approval. We provide a W-9, a certificate of insurance and vendor registration paperwork. Everyone else pays by card or ACH before the truck is scheduled.
- Do you rent barriers and blocks?
- On request. Rental means two truck trips instead of one, delivery and collection, so for most jobs buying and reselling is cheaper than renting. Ask for both numbers on one quote and pick the one that wins.
- Are these crash rated?
- No. Concrete barriers and blocks are mass. Nothing we sell is crash tested or certified to ASTM F2656 or IWA 14, and we will tell you that on the phone as readily as we print it here. If your job needs a rated system, buy one and use our product for the static perimeter around it.
- Bin block, mafia block, ecology block: what is the difference?
- Nothing. They are the same 6 x 2 x 2 interlocking concrete block under different regional names. Use the name your supplier uses and check the dimensions, not the label.
Tell us the job. We send a number.
Product, count, delivery ZIP and the date you need it. The desk prices it and emails an itemized quote, freight included, within the hour during desk hours.