A.F. Concrete Pumping

Concrete pumping services for every pour.

If the agi truck cannot get its chute over the formwork, you need a pump. That is most jobs. The only question is which pump, and this page answers it.

A.F. Concrete Pumping line pump truck in a suburban street

Line pump

Residential pumping. House slabs, driveways, footpaths, planter boxes, pool surrounds, renovations and extensions.

Reaches by
Steel pipe and rubber hose laid along the ground, through the gate and down the side of the house.
Best for
Tight access, long runs at ground level, small and medium pours, anywhere a boom cannot set up.
Parks
In the street or the driveway. A small truck footprint.
Set-up
Quick. Lay the line, clamp it, pump.
Wash-out
Line cleared and hopper washed out where you tell us.
A.F. Concrete Pumping boom pump with the boom raised in a street

Boom pump

Industrial and commercial pumping. Multi-storey buildings, factories, office buildings, school projects, basement carparks, roads and paths.

Reaches by
A hydraulic boom that folds out over fences, walls and other trades and places from above.
Best for
Height, suspended slabs, big pours where speed matters, sites with room to set up.
Parks
On site or in a closed lane, with a level area for the outriggers.
Set-up
A site check first for outrigger loads and overhead lines, then a fast pour.
Wash-out
Boom and hopper washed out on site or back at the yard, as agreed.

Not sure which? Tell us the job on the phone and we pick. Exact reach and output for any pump on request.

What affects your quote

Every amount is given by phone, because two jobs with the same cubes can need very different pumps. These are the things that move the number.

  • Cubic metresEven a rough number tells us which pump and how long it is on site.
  • Distance from the truck to the pourEach length of pipe or hose is laid, clamped and washed out.
  • HeightUpper floors and suspended slabs need a boom or a vertical line.
  • AccessWhere the truck can park, gate widths, steps, overhead power.
  • Pour date and start timeWe book to the concrete delivery, so the agi time matters.
  • Wait timeTime on site beyond the pour, for late trucks or slow placing.
  • Wash-outWhere the hopper and line can be cleaned on your site.
  • PaperworkCertificates, SWMS and engineer's reports for the site manager, sent before the day.
A.F. Concrete Pumping line pump truck, side view, in the shed
Line pump
The A.F. diamond on the side of a pump truck
The mark on every truck
A.F. Concrete Pumping boom pump reaching over a building site
Boom pump

Any residential concrete pumping need

Whether it is a new build or adding to an existing home, side access and long hose runs are the everyday work of our line pumps.

  • House slabs and footings
  • Driveways and footpaths
  • Planter boxes and retaining walls
  • Pool surrounds
  • Renovations and extensions
  • Garage and shed slabs

From footings to multi-storey

From factories to office buildings, schools, government projects and everything in between. Our skilled team and large fleet take care of the project with a safe and reliable service.

  • Multi-storey buildings
  • Factories and warehouses
  • Office buildings
  • School projects
  • Basement carparks
  • Roads and paths

How a job runs, in order

  1. Quote

    Call or send the job details. We confirm the pump type, the day and the price.

  2. Site check and paperwork

    Access, set-up area, overhead lines, distance. SWMS and engineer's report prepared before the truck leaves the yard.

  3. Pour

    The truck arrives before the first agitator. Our operator runs the pump and works with your concreters to keep the pour moving.

  4. Wash-out

    Line cleared, hopper washed out where agreed, site left the way we found it.

Book a pump.

Tell us the cubes, the access and the pour date. We tell you which pump is coming and what it costs.