Is there a minimum order?

We don't require a large minimum order like the big ready-mix companies. Call us to discuss your project size and we'll let you know the best option.

Is wet concrete dangerous?

Yes. Wet concrete is highly alkaline and can cause chemical burns to skin and eyes. Always wear rubber boots, waterproof gloves, and eye protection. If concrete contacts your skin, wash immediately with clean water and seek medical attention if irritation persists.

Short-load concrete • Delivery or pickup • Family-owned

Concrete for the jobs that don't need a full truck.

Q: What payments do you accept?

Call to confirm current options when you schedule. We aim to keep payment simple and straightforward.

Short-load concrete delivery or pickup in Leesburg, FL and surrounding areas. No minimums. Minimal waste. Just the concrete you need.

Call us: (352) 728-8879 How It Works

Hours

Mon–Sat: 8:00am–6:00pm

Service Area

Within ~25 mi of Leesburg, FL

Short-Load Concrete Made Simple

Three steps and you're pouring.

Call Us

Tell us about your project — what you're pouring, how much you need, and where you're located. We'll confirm pricing and schedule a time.

Schedule Your Pour

Pick delivery or pickup. Get your forms set, your base prepped, and your tools ready. We'll be there as scheduled with fresh concrete.

Pour & Finish

We bring what you need — minimal waste, no big-truck minimums. You pour and finish on your schedule.

Why Short-Load Concrete?

Ready-mix trucks are built for big pours. For smaller jobs, short-load service is the smarter fit: less waste, less hassle, and no need to meet a full‑truck minimum.

Great for patios, walkways, slabs, pads, and repairs
Fresh concrete on your schedule
Residential access & tight sites are no problem
Fair, straightforward pricing

Crew pouring concrete at a residential site

Services

Two ways to get the concrete you need — whatever works best for your project.

Delivery

We bring fresh short-load concrete directly to your jobsite with our portable mixer trailer. Perfect for residential driveways, patios, sidewalks, and tight spots that big trucks can't reach.

We come to you within ~25 miles of Leesburg
Fits residential driveways and tight access
Mixed fresh to order

Pickup

Drive to our Leesburg location at 34523 Radio Rd and pick up the exact amount you need.

Pick up at our yard on Radio Rd
Only pay for what you need
Call ahead so we're ready for you

Patios & Slabs

Backyard patios, shed pads, equipment slabs

Walkways & Driveways

Sidewalks, driveway sections, curb repairs

Repairs & Posts

Foundation patches, fence posts, small fills

Concrete Options

We mix to your project's needs. Here's what you can order — call us to discuss what's right for your job.

PSI Strength

Choose the compressive strength that matches your project requirements.

2500

2,500 PSI

General use — fence posts, non-structural fills, light footings
3000

3,000 PSI

Most common — patios, sidewalks, shed pads, driveways
4000

4,000 PSI

Heavy duty — garage slabs, structural footings, high-traffic areas

Fiber Mesh

Synthetic fiber reinforcement mixed directly into the concrete for added crack resistance.

Reduces plastic shrinkage cracking
Adds impact and abrasion resistance
No wire mesh to position or trip over

Great for driveways, patios, and slabs. Ask us about it when you call.

Color

Integral color is mixed throughout the concrete for a consistent, lasting tint — not just on the surface.

Colors shown are approximate. Call to discuss available colors for your project.

Not Sure What You Need?

Tell us about your project and we'll recommend the right mix, strength, and options.

Call (352) 728-8879

How Much Concrete Do I Need?

Enter your project dimensions and we'll estimate the cubic yards.

Important: We recommend ordering 7–10% more than the calculator shows. Subgrade irregularities, form flex, slight over-pours, and waste all add up. Running short mid-pour is far worse than having a little extra.

Length (ft)

Width (ft)

Depth (in)

Helpful Hints: Preparing for Your Pour

Quick Reference

Project	Typical size	~Yards
Fence posts (10)	Varies	0.25–0.5
Sidewalk	4′ × 20′ × 4″	~1.0
Shed pad	10′ × 12′ × 4″	~1.5
Patio	12′ × 16′ × 4″	~2.4
Single-car driveway	10′ × 20′ × 5″	~3.1
Two-car driveway	20′ × 20′ × 5″	~6.2

Not sure? Call (352) 728-8879 and we'll help you figure out what you need.

What Customers Say

Real feedback from homeowners and contractors in the Lake County area.

"Kevin was right on time and brought exactly what I needed for my patio slab. No leftover, no shortage. Way easier than trying to deal with a big truck on my property."

Homeowner — Leesburg, FL

"Great for small jobs. I've used them twice now — once for a shed pad and once for fence posts. Fair price and no hassle. Just call and they show up."

Contractor — Lady Lake, FL

"I didn't want to mix 40 bags by hand and a full truck was way too much. U-Pull-N-Pour was the perfect middle ground. Concrete was fresh and ready to go."

Homeowner — Tavares, FL

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Reviews are from real customers. Individual experiences may vary based on project scope, site conditions, and other factors.

Job Photos

Real projects from around Lake County. Click any photo to enlarge.

Freshly poured concrete slab with mixer on a residential street

U-Pull-N-Pour branded mixer at a driveway pour

Concrete footing pour with mixer in background

U-Pull-N-Pour truck and mixer at a lakeside jobsite

U-Pull-N-Pour mixer and truck at a jobsite

Bull float finishing on a fresh driveway pour

Crew pouring concrete patio at a residential property

Mixer and crew on-site at a residential job

Rear view of mixer trailer on a residential street

FAQ

A few quick answers for common short-load questions.

Short-load is concrete service built for smaller jobs — when bag mix is too slow, but a full ready-mix truck is more than you need. Call and we'll talk through the best option for your project.

Both. We offer delivery or pickup within roughly 25 miles of our Leesburg location.

Have your forms set, subgrade compacted, and tools ready. Make sure we can access the pour area safely. If you're not sure, call — we'll help you think it through.

Call to confirm current options when you schedule. (We aim to keep payment simple and straightforward.)

If you're within about 25 miles of Leesburg, Florida, there's a good chance we can help. Call us at (352) 728-8879 and we'll confirm distance, access, and scheduling.

We don’t require a large minimum order like the big ready-mix companies. That said, all orders are subject to scheduling and delivery logistics. Call us to discuss your project size and we’ll let you know the best option.

Yes. Wet concrete is highly alkaline (high pH) and can cause chemical burns to exposed skin and eyes. Always wear rubber boots, waterproof gloves, and eye protection when handling fresh concrete. If concrete contacts your skin, wash the area immediately with clean water. Seek medical attention if irritation persists. Keep children and pets away from the pour area.

Still Have Questions?

No forms. No email. Just give us a call.

Call (352) 728-8879

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34523 Radio Rd

Leesburg, FL 34788

Hours

Mon–Sat: 8:00am–6:00pm

Sun: Closed

Phone

(352) 728-8879

Call and speak with Kevin Conway

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Calling ahead is the best way to ensure we're ready for you.

Effective date: February 21, 2026

Plain-English Summary

You must be at least 18 years old to order services.
Scheduling is by phone and confirmed verbally.
Customer is responsible for site readiness, safe access, and job specifications.
Concrete is a time-sensitive material; delays may affect finish and outcome.
We aim to deliver as scheduled, but weather, traffic, equipment, and jobsite conditions can cause changes.
We are not responsible for property damage caused by site conditions, nor for concrete performance after delivery.

Agreement

By using this website or requesting services from U-PULL-N-POUR, INC (“Company”), you (“Customer”) agree to these Terms & Conditions. You represent that you are at least 18 years of age and have the legal authority to enter into this agreement. All services are subject to availability and scheduling confirmation by phone.

Scheduling, Cancellation & Rescheduling

Orders are scheduled by phone. Delivery and pickup times are approximate and not guaranteed. The Company reserves the right to cancel or reschedule due to weather, equipment issues, supply availability, or unsafe site conditions. If the Customer needs to cancel or reschedule, please call as early as possible. Cancellation terms, including any applicable fees for late cancellations or no-shows, will be communicated at the time of scheduling.

Customer Responsibilities

The Customer is responsible for: (a) ensuring the jobsite is ready before the scheduled delivery or pickup, including forms, subgrade, reinforcement, and safe access for equipment; (b) obtaining any required permits and inspections; (c) verifying that the property and access route can safely support the weight and size of the Company’s equipment; and (d) providing accurate project specifications, including quantity, mix strength, and any add-ons. The Customer is solely responsible for all concrete placement, finishing, curing, and post-delivery handling.

Property Access & Damage

By requesting delivery, the Customer grants the Company permission to access the specified property with its equipment. The Customer represents that they have authority to grant such access. The Company will exercise reasonable care, but is not liable for damage to driveways, lawns, landscaping, underground utilities, irrigation systems, septic systems, or other property features caused by normal equipment operation or pre-existing site conditions (including soft ground, inadequate surfaces, or concealed hazards). The Customer is responsible for identifying and marking any underground utilities, sprinkler lines, or septic components before delivery.

Concrete Performance & Warranty Disclaimer

Concrete performance depends on many variables beyond the Company’s control, including but not limited to: weather conditions, subgrade preparation, water addition at the jobsite, finishing practices, curing methods, load conditions, and third-party work. The Company provides concrete materials only. All services are provided “as is” without warranty of any kind, either express or implied, including but not limited to implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. The Company does not guarantee specific PSI strength, finish quality, color consistency, or crack-free performance, as these depend on factors outside its control. The Company is not responsible for defects, cracking, discoloration, or failures caused by customer handling, site conditions, or third-party work.

Calculator & Educational Content

Any calculators, guides, tips, or reference materials on this website are provided for general informational purposes only. They do not constitute professional engineering, contracting, or construction advice. The Company makes no guarantee of accuracy and is not liable for decisions made based on this content. Always consult a qualified professional for structural or code-related questions.

Referrals

The Company may, upon request, suggest third-party contractors or tradespeople for site preparation, forming, finishing, or related work. These suggestions are provided as a courtesy only. The Company does not employ, supervise, endorse, or guarantee the work of any referred party and accepts no liability for their performance, quality, or conduct.

Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by Florida law, the Company’s total liability for any claim arising from its services shall not exceed the amount actually paid by the Customer for the specific service at issue. In no event shall the Company be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages, including lost profits, property damage beyond the service area, or project delays.

Indemnification

The Customer agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless U-PULL-N-POUR, INC, its owners, employees, and agents from any claims, damages, losses, or expenses (including reasonable attorney’s fees) arising from: (a) the Customer’s use of the concrete or services; (b) conditions at the Customer’s jobsite; (c) injury to persons or damage to property occurring at or related to the Customer’s project; or (d) the Customer’s breach of these Terms.

Force Majeure

The Company shall not be liable for delays or failure to perform due to causes beyond its reasonable control, including but not limited to severe weather, natural disasters, equipment breakdown, supply shortages, road closures, government orders, or other unforeseen circumstances.

Governing Law & Disputes

These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Florida. Any dispute arising from these Terms or the Company’s services shall be resolved in the courts of Lake County, Florida. If any provision of these Terms is found unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect.

Changes to These Terms

The Company may update these Terms from time to time. The effective date at the top of this page indicates when the current version took effect. Continued use of the website or services after changes constitutes acceptance of the updated Terms.

Important Disclaimer

The information below is provided as general guidance only and does not constitute professional engineering, contracting, or construction advice. Every project is different. Consult a licensed contractor or engineer for structural, code-related, or permit questions. U-PULL-N-POUR, INC is not responsible for outcomes resulting from the use of this information. See our Terms & Conditions for full details.

Choosing the Right Strength & Thickness

2,500 PSI — Fence posts, non-structural fills, light footings. Fine when the concrete isn't bearing heavy loads.
3,000 PSI — The most common choice. Good for patios, sidewalks, shed pads, and most residential slabs. 4″ thick is standard for these projects.
4,000 PSI — Garage floors, structural footings, driveways with heavy vehicles, or any area with significant load. Consider 5″–6″ thickness for driveways.
When in doubt, go stronger — the cost difference is small compared to the cost of cracking or replacing a slab later.

Site Preparation

Subgrade: Remove all topsoil, roots, and organic material. Compact the soil firmly. A 2″–4″ layer of compacted gravel or crushed stone makes a solid base and improves drainage.
Grade & slope: Plan for water to drain away from buildings. A 1/8″ per foot slope is a good rule of thumb.
Clear the area: Move vehicles, equipment, furniture, and anything else away from the pour zone and the path the mixer needs to reach it.
Permits: Some projects may require a permit — check with your local building department before you start.

Staking & Forming

Lumber: Use straight 2×4s for 4″ slabs or 2×6s for thicker pours. Warped or twisted boards make wavy edges — pick straight ones.
Stakes: Drive wooden or metal stakes every 2–3 feet along the outside of the forms. Screw or nail the form boards to the stakes from the inside so there are no fastener heads on the concrete side.
Level & grade: Use a string line and a level (or a laser level) to set your forms to the correct height and slope. Double-check before you pour — you can't fix it once concrete is in.
Joints: Plan control joints every 8–10 feet (or roughly 2–3× the slab thickness in feet). Concrete will crack — control joints tell it where.
Form release: Coat the inside face of the forms with form oil or even cooking spray so they pull away clean after curing.

Reinforcement: Rebar vs. Wire Mesh vs. Fiber

Rebar is the strongest option. Use #3 or #4 rebar in a grid pattern (18″–24″ on center) for driveways, structural slabs, and any pour over 4″ thick. Tie intersections with wire ties. Best for heavy loads and long-term durability.
Wire mesh (6×6 W1.4/W1.4 welded wire) is lighter-duty. Good for patios, walkways, and shed pads that don't carry vehicle traffic. Easier to work with than rebar, but less structural strength.
Which to choose? If vehicles will drive on it, use rebar. If it's a patio or walkway, wire mesh or fiber mesh is usually fine. For critical or structural pours, always go rebar.
Rebar chairs: Set rebar or mesh on chairs (dobies or wire supports) so it sits in the lower third of the slab — not on the ground. Reinforcement sitting on dirt does nothing.
Fiber mesh: We can add synthetic fiber directly to the mix. It helps control plastic shrinkage cracking and is a great complement to rebar or wire mesh — or a standalone option for light-duty pours. Ask us when you call.

Color

Integral color is mixed throughout the concrete, so it won't wear off or peel like surface-applied stains.
Color will look different wet vs. dry, and can vary slightly between batches. Ask for a sample or reference photo.
If using color, be consistent with your water ratio and finishing technique — inconsistency causes blotching.

Weather & Timing

Temperature: Ideal pouring conditions are 50°F–85°F. Concrete sets too fast in extreme heat and too slowly (or can freeze) in cold.
Rain: Don't pour if rain is expected within 4–6 hours. Water on fresh concrete damages the finish and weakens the surface.
Wind & sun: Hot sun and strong wind cause rapid surface drying, which leads to cracking. Consider scheduling early morning pours in summer.
Curing: Keep the slab moist for at least 3–7 days after pouring. Cover with plastic sheeting or use a curing compound. Don't let it dry out too fast.

Tools & Equipment to Have Ready

Concrete doesn't wait — have everything ready before we arrive. Once the pour starts, there's no time to run to the hardware store.

For the pour: Wheelbarrow(s), shovels, concrete rake, screed board (a straight 2×4 cut to span your forms)
For finishing: Bull float or darby, hand float (magnesium for a smooth finish or wood for texture), edging tool, groover for cutting control joints
For final finish: Steel trowel (for a hard, smooth surface) or push broom (for broom-finish texture — better traction outdoors). Knee boards if you need to get out on the slab.
Safety (important): Rubber boots, waterproof gloves, long sleeves, and eye protection are essential. Wet concrete is highly alkaline (pH 12–13) and will cause chemical burns to exposed skin and eyes. Rinse any skin contact immediately with clean water for at least 15 minutes. Seek medical attention if irritation or burns develop. Keep children and pets away from the work area at all times.
Cleanup & curing: Garden hose with spray nozzle, plastic sheeting or curing compound, buckets for washing tools right after the pour (concrete hardens on tools fast)

Ordering the Right Amount

Use our calculator to estimate cubic yards, then add 7–10% for waste, subgrade irregularities, and form flex.
Running short mid-pour is a serious problem — you can't stop, go get more, and expect a good result. Ordering a little extra is always cheaper than fixing a bad joint or a cold seam.
If you're unsure about quantities, call us. We do this every day and can help you estimate based on your project details.

Need Help Preparing Your Jobsite?

Not everyone wants to do the prep work themselves — and that's okay. If you need help with forming, grading, or getting your site ready, give us a call. We can suggest experienced people who can help you prepare before pour day. Any referrals are provided as a courtesy only. We do not employ, supervise, or guarantee the work of any referred party.

Still Have Questions?

Call us at (352) 728-8879. We're happy to walk you through your project and help you get it right the first time.

Short-Load Concrete Made Simple

Call Us

Schedule Your Pour

Pour & Finish

Services

Delivery

Pickup

Concrete Options

PSI Strength

Fiber Mesh

Color

How Much Concrete Do I Need?

Quick Reference

What Customers Say

Job Photos

FAQ

What is "short-load" concrete?

Do you deliver, or do I have to pick it up?

What should I do before you arrive?

What payments do you accept?

Do you serve my area if I searched "short load concrete near me"?

Is there a minimum order?

Is wet concrete dangerous?

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