One Operator. 100 Yards an Hour.
Beltline tows in a remote-controlled telescoping conveyor and runs it for you. Concrete, gravel, road base, dirt, and sand placed exactly where your crew needs it, without the wheelbarrow crew or a skid steer on the finish grade.
Operated serviceWhy Pay a Crew to Haul by Hand?
Every hour your guys spend pushing wheelbarrows is an hour off the actual build. Waiting on a pump truck window costs the same way. Beltline brings one machine and one operator, places up to 100 cubic yards an hour, and your crew gets back to the work you actually bill for.
- Replaces the wheelbarrow chain and the labor bill that comes with it
- Reaches 60 feet over fences, walls, and forms from the street
- Tight lots, backyards, and footings a truck cannot get to
- No skid steer tracks or ruts across finished grade
One Machine. Every Material on the Site.
Concrete to cobble, 4-inch minus and down. The belt speed changes, the setup does not.
Material Placement
Gravel, road base, fill dirt, topsoil, sand, cobble, and mulch placed exactly where the crew marked it. No wheelbarrow chain, no skid steer on the finish grade.
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Concrete Placement
Footings, slabs, stem walls, and the spots a mixer or pump truck cannot reach. Variable belt speed for a controlled pour, 60 feet of reach over the forms.
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Backfill & Grading
Backfill foundations and utility trenches from the street. Precise placement means less raking, less re-handling, and a cleaner finish grade.
See the serviceA Hand Crew vs. the Beltline
Wheelbarrows and a skid steer
- Four to six bodies hauling instead of building
- Hours to move what the belt does in minutes
- Ruts through finish grade, sprinklers, and curbs
- Waiting on a pump truck window for the pour
- Wear on your own loader and your crew's backs
Beltline, operated
- One operator on a wireless remote
- Up to 100 cubic yards an hour, a full mixer cleared in about 15 minutes
- Trailer stays on the street, the boom goes over the fence
- 60 ft reach, 70 ft sling, 240° rotation, one setup covers most of a lot
- We tow it in, set up in 5 minutes, and run it
Stout TC-50Stout TC-50 Telescoping Conveyor
A towable, remote-controlled conveyor built for exactly this job. The hopper takes material straight from a dump truck, skid steer, loader, or mixer. The boom telescopes 60 feet, rotates 240 degrees, and slings material up to 70 feet, so one setup covers most of a residential lot.
Book It. We Handle the Material Side.
Tell us the job
Call or send the form: material, rough yardage, where it needs to land, and the date. You get a quote, not a sales pitch.
We tow in and set up
The trailer parks on the street or driveway. Outriggers down, boom out, and we are placing in about 5 minutes.
You keep building
Your loader feeds the hopper. We run the remote and put the material where the crew marked it. Up to 100 yards an hour.
Real Jobs. Real Machine. Northern Utah.
Serving Contractors Across Northern Utah and Boise
Beltline is based in Cache Valley and the trailer travels: down the Wasatch Front to Salt Lake and Utah County, and out to Boise and the Treasure Valley for the right job. If your job is close to one of these, call and we will tell you straight whether we can get there.
- Cache Valley
- Box Elder County
- Weber County
- Davis County
- Salt Lake County
- Utah County
- Boise, Idaho
Tell Us the Job. We Will Tell You the Price.
Material, rough yardage, site access, and the date. That is all we need to quote it. Most quotes go back within one business day, faster if the pour is soon.
By appointment. Fall books up fast, call early.
Request a quote
Tell us what you are placing and where. We usually reply within one business day. Need it sooner? Call.
Before You Book
What materials can you place?
Concrete (up to a 6-inch slump), gravel, road base, fill dirt, topsoil, sand, cobble, bark and mulch, and aggregate up to 4-inch minus. The machine runs everything from dirt to concrete with almost no change in setup.
How much material can it move?
Up to 100 cubic yards an hour. A full mixer can be cleared in about 15 minutes. The belt speed is variable, so we slow it down for concrete and run it fast for spreading gravel or dirt.
How far can it reach?
60 feet of telescoping reach, plus up to 70 feet of slinging distance, with 240 degrees of rotation. From one setup the machine covers most of a residential lot without moving the trailer.
Do I need to supply an operator?
No. Beltline is an operated service. We tow the machine to your site, set it up, and run it with the wireless remote. Your crew keeps building instead of hauling.
What do I need to have on site?
Something to feed the hopper: a skid steer, loader, dump truck, or mixer all work. The hopper is sized for dump trucks and 4-inch minus material. We also need room to park the trailer, roughly 30 feet by 8 feet, near the placement area.
Ready to put the Beltline on your next job?
One call, one machine, one operator. Your crew stays on the build.