Concrete Pumping in Avondale, PA

Concrete delivery trucks often can't get close enough to pour locations. This can be due to elevation, terrain, or mud that prevents using wheelbarrows or buggies. A concrete pump receives delivered concrete in its hopper and pushes it through pipes and/or hoses to the desired location.

• Saves landscaping: Protects lawns, driveways, etc., from heavy concrete trucks.
• Reduces labor: Eliminates the need for workers to wheel concrete, saving on labor costs and reducing risk of injury.
• Efficient for elevated pours: Makes placing concrete on elevated surfaces (stairtowers, slabs) much easier and faster.

Pumping usually offers benefits, but some concrete mix designs aren't pumpable. In those cases, pouring might be the only option.

Rates are based on several factors: job site location, equipment needed, time involved, and total yardage pumped.

• Distance: Extremely long distances will increase the cost.
• Jobsite: Unique or challenging locations may require additional fees.
• Labor rates: Prevailing wage projects can impact costs.
• Scheduling: Off-hour or Saturday pours may have higher rates.

(Refer to question #3 - Not pumpable concrete mix designs)

We offer boom pump services, trailer pump services, and line dragon services.

Most pumping jobs are done within a 1.5-hour radius of our shop. We may travel further depending on the project and opportunity.

Safety is paramount. Our operators receive thorough training to handle potential hazards. With some operators having up to 30 years of experience, we maintain a strong safety culture. We prioritize hiring the right employees and express gratitude for their safety each day. It's important to note that the most common risk comes from driving to the job site, which is unfortunately outside our control.