Concrete Pumping & Line Pump Rentals in Columbia
Concrete pumping in Columbia has been and continues to be our most popular service offered. Projects include concrete slabs, decks, footers, block walls, concrete walls, columns and crawl spaces. We can set up our pipe and hose and pump concrete into locations where concrete trucks cannot get into. If you are looking for a concrete boom pump or trailer pump along with an experienced operator that will help your pour go smoothly, call Keystone Gun-Krete, LLC for service that will exceed your expectations.
With one 47 Meter – 5 Section Boom Pump, three 40 Meter Boom Pumps, one 38 Meter – 5 Section Boom Pump, and a fleet of REED trailer pumps, we can coordinate the most cost-effective concrete pumping system to meet your budget and schedule.

38 Meter Boom Pump
Our 38-meter boom pump is capable of 123' of vertical reach and 107' 7" of horizontal reach.

40 Meter Boom Pumps
Our 40-meter boom pumps are capable of 128' 3" of vertical reach and 115' 1" of horizontal reach.

47 Meter Boom Pump
Our 47-meter boom pump is capable of 151' 3" of vertical reach and 134' 11" of horizontal reach.

C70 Trailer Pump
The C70 Trailer Pump is capable of 70 yards / hour at 1125 PSI.

B50 Trailer Pump
The B50 Trailer Pump is capable of 50 yards / hour at 1351 PSI.
Concrete Pumping Frequently Asked Questions
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.

Concrete Pumping & Line Pumps In Columbia
In Columbia, Pennsylvania, construction projects require both speed and precision to stay on schedule. Our concrete pumping services are built to support your workflow, delivering concrete exactly where it’s needed—quickly and accurately. From residential sidewalks to major commercial foundations, our fleet of modern pumps and skilled operators can handle jobs of all sizes. We know delays cost money, which is why we provide dependable, cost-effective solutions customized to fit your project’s specific needs.
Concrete pumping projects in Columbia, PA, face unique challenges: tight downtown streets, historic structures that can’t accommodate heavy equipment, and schedules that leave no room for delays. Our concrete pumping service tackles these issues head-on by providing versatile boom pumps that reach over obstacles and into narrow alleys, cutting out time-consuming wheelbarrow hauls. Experienced, certified operators handle setup and breakdown swiftly, so you can pour early or late without disrupting neighboring businesses. We prioritize safety with rigorous equipment inspections and adherence to local regulations, reducing liability and keeping your project on track. Whether you’re pouring foundations for a renovation along Front Street or placing slabs at a new development near the riverfront, our team delivers precise placement, reliable timing, and transparent communication every step of the way.
Columbia was originally founded in 1726 as Wright’s Ferry by Colonial English Quakers led by John Wright, who established the first commercial crossing of the Susquehanna River and laid out the town into organized building lots. The borough was incorporated in 1814 and even vied—falling just one vote short—to become the new United States capital. In the 19th century, the Pennsylvania Canal and successive covered bridges turned Columbia into a vital transportation hub, fueling industries like silk production, lumber, and machinery manufacturing. During the Civil War, residents burned the bridge in 1863 to block Confederate forces—a dramatic act that is commemorated each year with the “Flames Across the Susquehanna” reenactment. Economic shifts in the 20th century led to decline, but today, Columbia blends preservation and progress: historic homes stand alongside revitalized shops, and community events draw visitors to its storied streets. Learn more about Columbia on the official borough website or Wikipedia.
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We provide concrete pumping services for all Columbia ZIP codes and surrounding communities, including 17512, Mountville, Washington Boro, Landisville, Rheems, Mount Joy, Salunga, Wrightsville, Maytown, East Prospect, Marietta, and more.
We provide our concrete pumping services throughout much of PA, DE, MD, and more. If you aren't sure if we service your area, then please call us at 717-768-3641 or leave us a comment here.