Concrete pumping and construction work on site

Concrete Pumping

Boom pumps and line pumps

Place concrete faster with the right pump for the access

Pumping helps move concrete cleanly and accurately where direct delivery is difficult.

Bristol Concrete & Pumping can supply boom pumps and line pumps with experienced operators. When we also supply the concrete, we can offer pumping at a discounted rate.

Pumping is ideal when the mixer cannot get close enough to the pour, when the route is too long for barrows, or when a cleaner and more efficient placement method is needed.

Concrete being pumped across a domestic construction project
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Line pumps

A practical option for moving concrete through hose runs into rear gardens, extensions, foundations and areas where access is narrow.

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Boom pumps

Useful where concrete needs to reach over obstacles, across larger sites or into areas that are difficult to access by line alone.

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Concrete and pump supply

When Bristol Concrete & Pumping supplies the concrete as well as the pump, the timing can be coordinated by one team for a smoother pour.

Concrete pump working on a Bristol project

Pumping support

Concrete placement for awkward or longer access routes

Concrete pumping keeps the pour moving when access is awkward, the route is long or the mixer cannot get close enough to the work area.

Boom pumps and line pumps can be supplied with operators, and concrete supply can be coordinated at the same time for a more straightforward pour with no separate pump booking.

Access planning

The details that help us choose the right pump

Every site is different. The more we know about access, distance and working space, the easier it is to quote the right setup.

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Access route

Tell us the distance from the pump position to the pour area, including turns, steps, doorways and any tight sections.

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Site conditions

Share details on road width, parking restrictions, overhead cables, washout area and the space available for safe working.

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Pour details

Let us know the estimated concrete volume, preferred date, site contact and whether you need concrete supplied with the pump.