Order for the job—not a full truck
We can serve quantities that do not fit a conventional full-load schedule. Concrete is metered as it is discharged, with any minimum invoice and service charges stated in the quote.
Volumetric (mobile-mix) concrete · Short loads · Central Arkansas
Fresh concrete, mixed at your jobsite and metered as it is discharged.
Performance Ready Mix brings a mobile (volumetric) concrete plant to your project. Short loads, contractor pours, rural routes, repairs and scheduled weekend work — batched on site for the amount you actually need.
Loads from ½ yard up to 10 yards per truck — no full-truck minimum. A minimum invoice and quoted travel, service, pumping, or waiting charges may apply. How pricing works →
- We call when the truck is rolling
- Mixed after arrival
- Measured discharge
- Route checked before booking
- Clear delivered quotes
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- “Hard working crew that shows up on time, communicates well, and does quality work.” — Google review
- “The next generation of concrete supply in Central Arkansas… less waste, and flexibility.” — Google review
- “Both great experiences, no complaints and I would definitely recommend.” — Google review
FootingsRepairsSmall slabsRural padsContractor supportConcrete pumping
Where we fit
A better fit for jobs that need flexibility.
Small, staged, rural, tight-access, or weekend work often needs a different delivery model. That is where mobile mixing earns its keep.
Contractor-ready communication
Repeat pours, footings, repairs, and punch-list work get clear booking assumptions, arrival updates, and documented closeout.
Rural and outer-market routes
Send a map pin and access photos. We review roads, bridges, gates, grades, turnaround space, and route economics before quoting.
Looking for short-load concrete near Bryant, Benton or Little Rock? Small-batch jobs — a few yards for footings, fence posts, a shop pad or a repair — are exactly what a mobile mixer is for. We batch on site, meter what is discharged, and quote the complete delivered price up front. How short loads work →
Mixed on site vs. batched at the plant
What changes when the concrete is batched at your job.
A conventional drum truck leaves the plant with a fixed load already mixed. A mobile mixer carries the materials separately and batches at the pour. That one difference decides most of the rest.
| Mixed on site (Performance Ready Mix) | Batched at the plant (drum truck) | |
|---|---|---|
| When it is mixed | After the truck arrives and the forms are checked | Before the drive; the clock on the concrete is already running |
| Quantity | Metered as it is discharged; you order for the job | A fixed load ordered in advance; leftover is waste, short means a second trip |
| Small pours | The normal job — loads from ½ yard up to 10 yards per truck, no full-truck minimum | Often the exception, with a minimum or a short-load charge |
| Mix adjustments | Slump and options set at the site within the approved design | Set at the plant; water added on site lowers strength |
| Staged placements | Batched one after another from the same truck as forms come ready | Each stage is its own scheduled load |
| Records | Discharged quantity recorded per delivery | Batch ticket for the load ordered |
Full-load, high-volume work is still what a plant does best; this table is about the pours that are not. Read the mobile-mix truck explainer or see how a delivered quote is built.
How it works
Four clear steps from job details to discharge record.
Send the job
Address, preferred date, dimensions, photos, placement method, and any project or mix specification.
Confirm the fit
Dispatch reviews route, access, quantity, mix, timing, included service, charges, and payment terms.
Prepare the site
Forms, reinforcement, crew, placement equipment, access, and contained washout are ready before arrival.
Mix and document
The operator batches on site, discharges the needed amount, and records the quantity supplied.
Built for real jobs
Common pours
- Short loads (1–5 yards) for footings, posts, pads and repairs
- Footings, piers, and small foundations
- Fence posts and gate columns
- Equipment, shop, and utility pads
- Small slabs, repairs, and punch-list work
- Culverts, headwalls, and rural projects
- Scheduled weekend and early-morning work
- Pumped placement for tight or separated access
Central Arkansas routes
The exact address—not a circle on a map—decides the route.
We review selected jobs across Saline, Pulaski, Grant, Perry, Lonoke, Faulkner, and White counties. Rural service depends on legal access, road and bridge conditions, site fit, schedule, and job economics.
Review service areaHave a rural or difficult-access job?
Include a map pin plus photos of the approach road, entrance, overhead clearance, grade, ground, turnaround or staging area, and the path from the truck to the pour.
Straight answer: dispatch will tell you whether the route works before the truck is committed.