A&S boom pump reaching over a lawn to a pour beside a house

Concrete Pumping in Dover, NJ

Need concrete pumping in Dover, NJ? A&S Concrete Pumping covers Dover from our Wharton yard in Morris County, with boom pumps reaching up to 131 feet (40 m), line pumps for tight access, and our own operator on every pour.

County
Morris
Nearest A&S yard
Wharton
Boom reach
131 ft
Starts, Mon–Sat
6 AM

Local know-how

Pumping in Dover: what to know

  • Neighbor to our Wharton yard. The Town of Dover and the Borough of Wharton are both in Morris County, and Dover is one of the towns our Wharton yard serves directly.
  • Construction and right-of-way permits. Dover's Construction Department, at 100 Princeton Avenue, handles Uniform Construction Code permits. Work in the public right-of-way, such as sidewalks or excavation, needs a Right of Way Encroachment Permit through the town's Engineering office. If your pour touches the sidewalk or the street, check both before you book.
  • Sidewalk and walkway pours. For a sidewalk or front walk, a line pump at the curb runs hose straight to the forms, so the trucks stay in the street.
A&S boom truck with the boom extended over a pour
Boom extended over a pour

Booking

How booking works in Dover

Concrete and pumping are booked separately: your ready-mix first, then the pump.

  1. Call (732) 238-8600

    with the Dover address and the pour.

  2. Order your concrete

    from your ready-mix supplier.

  3. Call us back

    with the delivery time, and we'll book the pump and operator from Wharton.

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FAQ

Dover pumping FAQ

Still have a question? Call and you'll get a straight answer.

Call (732) 238-8600
Which A&S yard serves Dover?

Our Wharton yard at 25 Taylor Rd, in Morris County. Call (732) 238-8600 to book.

Does a sidewalk pour in Dover need a special permit?

Work in the public right-of-way, including sidewalks and excavation, needs a Right of Way Encroachment Permit from the town's Engineering office. Check with the town or your contractor.

Can a line pump handle a front walk or sidewalk?

Yes. The pump sets up at the curb and the hose runs to the forms, so the ready-mix trucks stay in the street.

Do you pump foundations in Dover?

Yes. Foundations and walls are often a boom pump job, placed from one set-up at the curb.

Contact us

Book a pump in Dover

(732) 238-8600

Monday–Saturday, 6:00 AM–6:00 PM. Closed Sunday.

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