A rubber-tracked Canycom SC75 and an experienced operator, for concrete pours across the Pittsburgh area. It puts concrete where the mixer truck can't reach. Tracks instead of wheels, so it crosses mud a wheeled buggy would bog down in and leaves the lawn intact.
Prefer to call? (412) 759-4818 — expect a voicemail. The operator is usually on the machine, so text is faster.
No hidden fees. No rental deposit. The operator comes with the machine.
Give me the date, the address, the truck time, and how much concrete is coming. That's everything I need to tell you yes or no — no back-and-forth.
It lands straight on my phone as a text. You'll get a reply between loads, usually within the hour during the workday.
One job, done right: getting concrete where the chute can't.
Backyard patios, basement slabs, garage pads behind the house, anything around a structure with a 40" clear path. The buggy runs load after load from the chute to your forms so your finishers never wait on wheelbarrows.
A wheeled buggy spins out in wet clay and ruts a lawn the homeowner just paid for. Tracks spread 2,200 lbs across a wide footprint instead of four tires — so it keeps moving on soft ground, climbs grade, and leaves the yard intact.
This isn't an equipment rental. An experienced operator arrives with the SC75, runs it at your crew's pace, and leaves when the pour is done. You get the production without the rental paperwork or the liability.
Tracks instead of wheels. It crosses wet, muddy ground and loose gravel that stops a wheeled buggy cold, and it spreads its weight instead of rutting a finished lawn.
Same family, same crew. Pranevich Excavation handles concrete tear-out, garage foundations, French drains, utility trenching, and grading across the same three counties.
She breaks concrete →