Concrete & Mortar Mixer for Hardscaping Contractors
Take Your Hardscaping Jobs to the Next Level
MudMixer Evolution
Keeps Mixing Until the Job Is Finished
Set the dial once, and MudMixer maintains the same mix consistency from the first pour to the last. No mixing in batches. No waiting between loads. Just keep feeding the hopper, and your crew can keep pouring concrete.
One Mixer for Every Hardscape Project
Dial the water down for mortar to set natural stone, caps, and veneer. Dial it back up for concrete footings and slabs. The MudMixer replaces both a mortar mixer for masonry contractors and a concrete mixer for landscaping contractors.
Bring Concrete to the Hard-to-Reach Spots
Hardscape projects require pouring in tight spaces like side yards, fenced-in areas, and narrow access points. MudMixer’s compact design and swivel chute help you place concrete exactly where you need it, even when wheelbarrows, ready-mix trucks, and barrel mixers can’t reach.
"It's probably one of my favorite tools that I've gotten over the last several years."
Build a More Profitable Business
Relying on rentals can slow down your schedule and cut into every project’s profit. MudMixer helps hardscape crews complete jobs with fewer people and less manual work. Projects that once required multiple workers can now be handled by a single operator, freeing up your crew to take on more installs, repairs, and projects you may have had to turn away.
Hardscape Projects Made Easier With MudMixer
Retaining Wall Footings
Paver Base & Edging
Hardscape Patio & Paver Installs
Fire Pits & Fire Features
Outdoor Kitchens & Grill Islands
Pool Coping & Decks
Natural Stone Steps & Treads
Garden Walls & Seat Walls
Curbing & Landscape Edging
Walkways & Paths
Mailbox & Post Setting
Water Feature Basins
Meet the MudMixer Pro
Scaling a Hardscaping Business?
Want to take on more jobs, or bigger ones? If you're tackling projects with a larger area, like a full backyard hardscape with a patio, retaining wall, and walkway in one visit, the MudMixer Pro triples the Evolution's output. It's a heavy-duty concrete mixer that pours over 3 cubic yards an hour, with a 1.5 HP motor and heavy-duty steel frame built to keep pace with heavy materials and bigger crews.
Built to Handle Every Yard Hardscape Job
Load, dial, pour. The MudMixer does the mixing so your crew keeps setting stone.
Output That Keeps Pace
About a Cubic Yard an Hour
Mixes Concrete and Mortar Without Batching
Moves With Your Crew
Flat-Free Tires & Compact Frame
Rolls Through Gates, Over Sod, Gravel, and Mulch
Adds to Your Margin
Pays for Itself in a Few Jobs
Skip Equipment Rental and Short-Load Fees
See What MudMixer Saves You on Every Hardscaping Project
Enter your typical job and compare MudMixer against equipment rental, ready-mix minimums, and bagged mortar. Most hardscaping contractors cover the cost in a handful of jobs, then keep the difference on every project after that.
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MudMixer Accessories
MudBreaker
Dissolves hardened concrete, mortar, and grout off your tools and mixer. Skip the chipping and scraping so your equipment stays clean between jobs.
MudShield
Water-based release agent that keeps concrete from sticking to your chute, forms, and tools. Mist it on before the pour so residue rinses off fast and your equipment stays protected from rust.
All-Weather Cover
PVC-coated polyester shields your MudMixer from rain, sun, and dust. Straps cinch tight for job-site storage, transport, or parking on the trailer.
FormExtenders
Galvanized steel extenders snap onto standard 2x4s to close form gaps without cutting a single board. Set forms in seconds, waste less lumber, and work cleanly around sprinklers and posts.
Chute Extension
Adds 18 inches of reach so you can place mix cleanly behind a retaining wall or into a tight footing without spilling.
Hopper Extension
Takes your load from 120 lbs up to 300 lbs of dry mix, cutting down on reloads for larger area pours like a full patio hardscape.
Common Hardscaping Contractor Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the MudMixer mix mortar for setting natural stone and pavers?
Yes. The adjustable water dial lets MudMixer handle mortar, concrete, grout, and most premixed bagged products. Dial it stiff for setting natural stone caps and veneer, or loosen it for footing concrete. One machine does the work of a mortar mixer for masonry contractors and a concrete mixer for landscaping contractors.
How does MudMixer help with retaining wall footings?
Retaining walls, patios, and paver bases all need a strong concrete foundation. MudMixer delivers the same consistent mix from the first pour to the last, helping you create reliable results on every project. Traditional batch mixing can lead to inconsistent concrete from one load to the next, which can impact the strength and longevity of your work.
Can I get a MudMixer into a backyard for paver installation?
Yes. At 145 lbs with flat-free tires and a 27.5-inch frame, MudMixer rolls through standard gates and across sod, mulch, or gravel to reach backyard hardscaping sites a ready-mix truck can't.
Is owning a MudMixer cheaper than equipment rental?
For most hardscaping contractors, yes. Equipment rental can add up quickly, between the daily fee and the trips to pick up and drop off a machine. Most MudMixer owners see their return after just a few jobs. Once you hit that point, every job after is money you keep.
Can one person run a MudMixer on a hardscaping crew?
Yes. Load the hopper, set the water dial, and pour. The MudMixer does the hard work; all you have to do is keep feeding it bags. That frees up the rest of your crew to keep setting stone, laying pavers, or building the wall instead of standing around a drum mixer.
What size hardscaping jobs is the MudMixer built for?
Anything from a single mailbox base to a full backyard hardscape with a patio, retaining wall, and walkway in one visit. Run a single bag for a small feature or a full day of mix for a larger area, with no minimum and no wasted material.
Can the MudMixer handle heavy materials like natural stone setting beds?
Yes. MudMixer mixes a stiff, workable mortar bed for natural stone, flagstone, and paver setting, giving you the same consistency from the first batch to the last so your finished surface sits level.
What power does the MudMixer need on a hardscape job site?
MudMixer runs on a standard 120V outlet or a portable generator, with no gas engine to fuel or maintain. That makes it easy to power on remote job sites where a truck can't reach.
How fast is cleanup after mixing mortar or concrete?
About five minutes. Rinse the unit with the built-in hose and spray nozzle, and it's ready for the next batch. A quick mist of MudShield before you start keeps sticky mortar from clinging to the hopper and tools in the first place.
Is a MudMixer worth the investment for a growing hardscaping business?
Yes. Contractors who add MudMixer to their hardscaping equipment typically see it pay for itself within a few jobs, and from there it adds straight to your margin. It also lets you bid on a wide range of jobs, from small backyard features to full-scale outdoor living builds, without waiting on a ready-mix truck or rental counter.
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