Step 5: Do I Need a Concrete Pump?

Sidewalks, walls, driveways all require formwork to hold the concrete in place until it sets. Below is a list of contractors in your area that can help with this step.

If you need help placing and finishing concrete, below is a list of concrete finishers in your area who specialize in finishing various types on concrete.

There are many different types of concrete to choose from. Larger projects like driveways can be labour intensive, while smaller jobs like setting fence posts or mailboxes are relatively easy. We offer a wide range of concrete mix designs ranging from driveways to fence posts.

Common applications and their compressive strength:

Reasons you may need a concrete pump:

1. Concrete pumps dramatically cut down on the amount of concrete that’s wasted on site. Concrete pumps will speed up placement and lower labour costs.

2. Pumps are ideal for pumping concrete in areas with restricted access. When concrete is needed in the back of a house with limited side access and also to reframe channelling directly through your house, the boom would use an articulating robotic arm safely over the roof.

3. Concrete pumping is a much more modern and efficient way of getting the job done, and it’s also a great deal faster. That frees up your team to work on other tasks while the concrete’s being pumped.

4. Concrete pumps can be used with any type of concrete we provide, so they’re incredibly versatile.

Local concrete pumping contractors: