On-site concrete mixing for selected Central Arkansas routesCall dispatch · (501) 722-2246

The mobile plant comes to the job

Measured ingredients. Jobsite mixing. Documented discharge.

The truck carries concrete materials separately and combines them at the site after the job is ready. That provides scheduling and quantity flexibility while keeping route, access, mix, testing, and placement requirements clearly defined.

Qualify the job

Send address, timing, job type, dimensions, mix criteria, placement method, access, washout, and project requirements.

Confirm the booking

Dispatch provides the delivered quote, arrival window, assumptions, included time, charges, payment terms, and job-ready conditions.

Batch and discharge

The operator positions safely, completes setup, batches the approved mix, and discharges while the customer’s crew places the concrete.

Close out the job

Quantity, additions, waiting, exceptions, customer acknowledgement, and payment are documented according to the quote.

New to mobile mixing? Read how a mobile-mix truck differs from a ready-mix drum truck and when each one is the right call.

Customer readiness

Before the truck is released

  • Forms, reinforcement, embeds, and subgrade are complete
  • Placement and finishing crew is on site and ready
  • Pump, conveyor, wheelbarrows, or other placement equipment is ready
  • Approach, gate, ground, staging, and turnaround are serviceable
  • Overhead lines, trees, structures, and other hazards are identified
  • A contained washout location or quoted alternative is confirmed
  • Project specification, inspection, and testing needs are confirmed
  • Weather, cancellation, and backup plans are reviewed

Who provides what

Keep the scope clear before arrival.

Unless the written quote says otherwise, we supply and deliver the concrete — batched on site and placed by chute or pump into your forms. Forming, reinforcement and finishing are handled by you or your contractor.

Performance Ready Mix

  • Confirmed route and arrival window
  • Approved mix capability as quoted
  • On-site batching and measured discharge
  • Quantity record and quoted service documentation
  • Pumping only when included in the written scope

Customer or contractor

  • Permits, plans, forms, reinforcement, and inspections
  • Ready placement and finishing crew
  • Safe access, staging, and traffic control
  • Placement equipment not included in the quote
  • Contained washout and site protection

Quantity planning

Estimate first. Confirm before dispatch.

Rectangular slab

Length (ft) × width (ft) × depth (in) ÷ 324 gives a planning estimate in cubic yards.

Why estimates change

Excavation variation, grade, forms, waste, spillage, pump priming, and field conditions can change demand.

What the record shows

The discharge record documents quantity supplied. The written quote controls minimums, included time, and service charges.

Real jobs

Recent pours

Recent pours in 26 seconds. No full-truck minimum. Pay only for what you pour.
Operator controls on a volumetric concrete mixer
The controls that meter every load on site.
Concrete flowing from the truck chute onto a shop slab inside a pole barn
A shop slab poured straight from the truck chute.
Performance Ready Mix volumetric truck with its chute out at a Central Arkansas pour
Our volumetric truck at a pour, chute out and mixing on site.

Start with the job address.

Send the address, timing, and a few job details. We’ll confirm the route, explain the charges, and give you a clear delivered quote before you commit.

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