Forget the cost of the material. There is no way I would do a several yard pour with a mixer when I could save the labor and have it delivered for $100 a yard. On the other hand if I had several small pours to do; knowing concrete degrades the longer it sits in the truck; the company is gona charge for truck waiting time; I would consider using a home mixer because hiring enough people to do a pour like that in a timely matter would be cost prohibitive.
When we poured a house slab for my sister; knowing house private loads are wetter and weaker; we told the concrete company every load would be slump and break tested. I borrowed a slump cone and a few cylinders from a friend. I never did have the cylinders broken but just the idea of knowing I was testing the concrete made me believe the company was sending loads that would pass the test.
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