Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, a safe and level area is required to support the weight of the concrete pump and its outriggers

Concrete must always be a pump mix

No overhead cables or powerlines can be present when pumping concrete

A suitable location is required for the operator to discharge leftover concrete– at least 1/3 of cubic metre of concrete will be left in the pump after the pumping operation. If a location is not possible, the site must provide a ‘washout box’ of 2m by 2m and make sure it's watertight to fit under the concrete hopper.

All of our pump operators are trained and certified in safe use of the concrete pumps

We need approximately 30 minutes on-site to set up the pumps and then we’re ready to go

Once the job is complete it takes roughly an hour for the driver to pack up the machine, clean out the concrete pump and pipes, de-rig and be ready to drive off-site

We are more than happy to offer you advice on how to get your job done, so don’t hesitate to get in touch with any questions you may have

We can also offer a service to lay the concrete for you and carry out any pours required