The Ronez businesses provide a comprehensive range of building materials and services across the Islands. Both sites are designed with a logical layout so collections are made easy, customers won’t spend any longer on site than required.
Alternatively, through our contracted range of delivery vehicles, Ronez can deliver to you promptly. Ronez deliver with care and attention on vehicles equipped for the task, whatever the load, whatever the access, we will work hard to get your order on site and on-time.
Collections from all our sites can be made during the follow times...
Guernsey Opening Hours
Sales And Distribution
Orders for any materials requiring delivery 7:30am to 4:15pm Monday to Friday
Les Vardes Quarry
7:00am to 4:15pm Monday to Friday
Loose aggregates and fill materials
Monmains Yard
7:00am to 4:15pm Monday to Friday
Precast products, bagged aggregates, recycled materials
Ready-Mixed Office
7:00am to 4:15pm Monday to Friday
Ready-mixed concrete
Jersey Opening Hours
Weighbridge and Ready-Mixed
7.00am to 4.30pm Monday to Thursday
7.00am to 3.45pm Friday
Quarry Products
Load Time from: 7.00am to 4.00pm (at loading point)
Monday to Thursday and 2.45pm (at loading point) Friday
Concrete Products
First Load Ticket issued: 7.00am Monday to Friday
Last Load Ticket issued: 4.15pm Monday to Thursday and 3.30pm Friday
Concrete Open Truck Collect
First Load Ticket issued: 7.00am Monday to Friday
Last Load Ticket issued: 3.15pm Monday to Thursday and 2.45pm Friday
Asphalt
First Load Ticket issued: 7.30am Monday to Friday
Last Load Ticket issued: 3.00pm Monday to Thursday and 12 noon Friday
All Loading Tickets are issued from the Weighbridge Office and must be obtained prior to loading. If you require products outside these hours, please contact us.
Deliveries
Deliveries in Jersey can be made during opening times and by arrangement. Guernsey have zones as detailed below.
Deliveries from Les Vardes Quarry in Guernsey
Deliveries from Monmains Yard in Guernsey
Concrete Placing
Normal concrete weighs approximately 2.45 tonnes per cubic metre and should be placed as near as possible to its final position. Excess handling can cause segregation of the aggregates. Similarly, wetting up the concrete so it can be raked or pushed into a location is not recommended.
When concrete is delivered in a mixer truck, it is either poured directly from the chute or pumped into place with a concrete pump. Pumping is a very efficient and reliable means of placing concrete and is sometimes the only way to deliver it into a certain location, such as high buildings or areas that are not accessible by a mixer truck.
Ronez offer a pumping service with boom pumps ranging in reach to 32 metres.