N&R Concrete Ltd

N&R Concrete Ltd Concrete & ICF supplier, Aggregate Supplier,
Gravel Crushing & Hauling, Topsoil

It was important to us to become a certified plant years ago and to maintain the certification.
07/09/2026

It was important to us to become a certified plant years ago and to maintain the certification.

The Standard Behind Every Certified Plant

Certification isn’t defined by the inspection you pass, it’s defined by the standards you maintain every day.

The Concrete Sask Plant Certification Program recognizes ready mixed concrete plants that have demonstrated they possess the equipment, quality control practices, documentation, and procedures necessary to consistently produce concrete capable of meeting CSA requirements.

But certification doesn’t end once the inspection is complete.

Maintaining certification requires ongoing equipment calibration, proper aggregate management, accurate batching, routine moisture monitoring, quality control, and complete documentation. It’s a commitment that continues every day a plant is in operation.

Whether operating year-round or seasonally, certified plants work to maintain these standards to ensure every batch is produced with consistency, accuracy, and confidence.

Plant Certification doesn’t certify the concrete, it certifies the plant’s capability to produce concrete in accordance with CSA standards.

Producing quality concrete requires consistent standards every day.

It was important to us to become a certified plant and to maintain the certification.
07/09/2026

It was important to us to become a certified plant and to maintain the certification.

The Standard Behind Every Certified Plant

Certification isn’t defined by the inspection you pass, it’s defined by the standards you maintain every day.

The Concrete Sask Plant Certification Program recognizes ready mixed concrete plants that have demonstrated they possess the equipment, quality control practices, documentation, and procedures necessary to consistently produce concrete capable of meeting CSA requirements.

But certification doesn’t end once the inspection is complete.

Maintaining certification requires ongoing equipment calibration, proper aggregate management, accurate batching, routine moisture monitoring, quality control, and complete documentation. It’s a commitment that continues every day a plant is in operation.

Whether operating year-round or seasonally, certified plants work to maintain these standards to ensure every batch is produced with consistency, accuracy, and confidence.

Plant Certification doesn’t certify the concrete, it certifies the plant’s capability to produce concrete in accordance with CSA standards.

Producing quality concrete requires consistent standards every day.

Happy Canada Day! Reminder that we are closed today and back in the office tomorrow!
07/01/2026

Happy Canada Day! Reminder that we are closed today and back in the office tomorrow!

🇨🇦 What’s more Canadian?

🍁 Maple syrup.
🥅 Hockey.
🥔 Ketchup chips.
☕ A double-double.
🫎 Spotting a moose on a road trip.

And while they all scream “Canada,” there’s one thing you’ll find in every province and territory that often goes unnoticed…

Concrete.

It’s beneath our feet, supporting our communities and helping build the Canada we know and love.

Happy Canada Day from all of us at Concrete Sask! 🍁

03/31/2026

🚧 Road Ban Season is Here, Saskatchewan 🚧

That “white stuff” melting? It’s not just messy… it’s road ban time.

As temperatures rise, moisture weakens our road structures, especially gravel and secondary highways. To protect them, load restrictions (road bans) are put in place.

So what does that mean for concrete delivery?

👉 Reduced load sizes
👉 More trips to the same jobsite
👉 Potential delays
👉 Tighter coordination needed between supplier & contractor

And most importantly…

⚠️ It’s about safety and protecting infrastructure
These roads simply aren’t built to handle full loads during spring thaw. Ignoring bans can lead to damage, unsafe conditions, and costly repairs.

For our industry, this means:
✔️ Planning ahead is critical
✔️ Communication is everything
✔️ Adjusting expectations during this season

Concrete doesn’t stop… but how we deliver it has to adapt.

Let’s work together to keep roads intact, projects moving, and everyone safe this spring.

03/17/2026
03/14/2026
Happy to be able to sponsor a very worthy cause ❤️‍🩹
03/05/2026

Happy to be able to sponsor a very worthy cause ❤️‍🩹

🏒 Who’s stepping up for the first ever Flatland Faceoff?

A big thank you to N&R Concrete Ltd for coming on board as a Friend of the Faceoff Sponsor.

We’re bringing the concrete and construction community together for a great afternoon of hockey, networking, and giving back.

There’s still time to get involved.

Friend of the Faceoff and Prize Sponsorships are open until April 1st and participation is open to both members and non-members.

📍 Saskatoon
📅 April 9
⏰ Game: 3:00–4:30 PM
🎉 Post-Game Reception

All in support of Hope's Home, helping provide care for children with complex medical needs.

Whether you sponsor, attend, or donate a prize, it all helps make this first event something special.

Who’s next to step onto the sponsorship list? 🏒

A huge thank you to the companies already stepping up to support this event in support of Hope’s Home ❤️‍🩹

Jersey Sponsors
• Heidelberg Materials
• Brandt Group of Companies

Puck Sponsor
• Prairie ICF

50/50 Sponsor
• Master Builders Solutions

3 Star Sponsors
• Xypex Chemical Corporation
• White Cap

Power Play Reception Sponsor
• Botkin W F Construction Ltd

Prize Sponsor
• Federated Insurance

Friend of the Faceoff Support Sponsor
• N&R Concrete Ltd
• GCP

Thanks to Ashley at Concrete Sask for the recognition but most importantly recognizing all women in this industry.
03/03/2026

Thanks to Ashley at Concrete Sask for the recognition but most importantly recognizing all women in this industry.

👷‍♀️ Women in Concrete

To kick off our Women in Concrete campaign, we’re proud to highlight Lisa Rathgeber of N&R Concrete Ltd.

With over 35 years in the concrete industry, Lisa has built a career rooted in relationships, community, and seeing projects come to life from the ground up.

As Office Manager and Owner, her favourite part of the job is simple but powerful.. “connecting with local customers and watching their projects become reality.”

Over the years, she’s seen firsthand how the industry continues to grow and evolve, from increasing project scale to the expanding use of concrete in applications like roadways and specialized finishes.

Her advice for women considering a career in concrete?

✨ “There are many paths in this industry, from batching and driving to testing, project management, estimating, and office leadership. The opportunities are endless and equally rewarding.”

Thank you Lisa, for being part of Saskatchewan’s concrete community and for helping pave the way for future women in the industry.

03/01/2026

Ring those phones for Telemiracle 50! We have made our donation and challenge all Concrete Sask members to do the same.

12/24/2025

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Melville, SK
S0A2P0

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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