Restricted access
Reach back gardens and basements a mixer truck cannot.
Line pumps to move concrete through hose into restricted-access pours.
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Line pumps run concrete through a hose — ideal for back-garden slabs, basements and sites a truck cannot get close to. Combined with volumetric mixing, the concrete stays fresh right up to placement.
Reach back gardens and basements a mixer truck cannot.
Move concrete a long way from where the truck can park.
From a garden slab to a commercial basement pour.
Volumetric batching keeps the concrete workable to the nozzle.
The single most common line-pump job. The truck stays on the road and the concrete goes down the side of the house.
Below ground, through a doorway, where barrowing would take a day and a gang.
Across the Leeds, Bradford and Manchester terraces we cover, there is frequently no vehicle route to the rear at all.
A line pump is usually cheaper than the alternative, which is a day of barrowing.
Tell us the distance from where the truck can park to the pour, and the volume, and we will price it. Call 0800 001 6147.
We run concrete line pump out of three depots. If your site is inside these postcode areas, ring us and we will tell you which depot is closest and roughly how long it takes to reach you.
The things customers ask us most about concrete line pump.
Line pumps are normally priced on time on site and hose run, with the concrete billed separately. The fair comparison is not against pouring straight from the chute — it is against the labour of barrowing the same volume down the side of a house, which for anything above a metre or two is usually more expensive and much slower. Call 0800 001 6147 with the distance and volume.
A long way — well beyond what barrowing is practical for. The real limits are the total hose run, the number of bends and any rise along the route, all of which affect pumping pressure. Tell us the route when you book so we bring the right pump and enough hose.
Yes, that is the most common line-pump job we do. The truck stays on the road, the hose runs down the side of the house or through it, and the concrete is placed where the gang needs it. On terraced streets across Leeds, Bradford and Manchester there is often no other route at all.
It needs the right workability — too stiff and it will not pump, too wet and you compromise strength. Because we batch on site we mix for the pump rather than trying to pump whatever a wagon happened to bring. Tell us it is a pumped pour when you book.
Line pump if the obstacle is distance through a narrow route at ground level — back gardens, basements, side accesses. Boom pump if the obstacle is height or something you have to go over, such as an upper-floor slab or an existing building.
Same-day where we can, fresh every pour, across Yorkshire and the North West.
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