Utilities & Transmission Lines
Powering Progress with Reliable Concrete Solutions
Our portable batch plants are built for mobility, efficiency, and reliability. Designed to relocate as the job progresses, we provide a consistent supply of high-quality concrete exactly where and when it’s needed. With modern, well-maintained equipment and a fleet of mixer trucks all under 3 years old, we minimize downtime and maximize productivity. Backed by more than 30+ years of field experience, our team delivers the expertise and resources to meet demanding schedules.
We take the complexity out of large-scale construction with full turnkey services, from sitework to ready-mix delivery for seamless and efficient builds. In 2025, our portable batch plants will support over 100 miles of powerline construction, with another 400 miles planned for 2026. Let us be your trusted partner for complex infrastructure across Texas powerline and utility construction.
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We’re built for long alignments and hard-to-reach projects. Whether it’s transmission towers miles off the highway or renewable energy pads on rugged terrain, our team brings the concrete to you.
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Utility projects run on tight schedules and high burn rates. We mobilize quickly and keep you on time, every time.
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Owned, newer equipment and trusted operators mean you’re working with a single accountable partner from batching to delivery.
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Modern plants, trucks, and loaders minimize breakdowns while our strict QC processes ensure every pour meets spec — critical for utility foundations and structural resilience.
2025
100+ miles of powerline construction
2026
400+ miles of planned powerline construction
Project Highlights
LCRA HEK Project
Timing is critical for utility and transmission line modernization projects, and Guadalupe Readymix supports J3 Company and the LCRA HEK project. We deliver concrete to stabilize pole and tower construction to ensure the structures’ safety and longevity by utilizing concrete foundations for anchoring and stabilization. The LCRA HEK project includes the upgrading of a 60-mile electrical corridor between San Marcos and Comfort, Texas.
