Concrete Pumping in Easton, PA
Need concrete pumping in Easton, PA? A&S Concrete Pumping sends boom and line pumps to Easton from our Columbia, NJ yard, just across the Delaware River. Contractors, builders and homeowners get the pump and the operator in one call.
- County
- Northampton
- Nearest A&S yard
- Columbia
- Boom reach
- 131 ft
- Starts, Mon–Sat
- 6 AM
Local know-how
Pumping in Easton: what to know
- Crossing the river. Easton sits right across the Delaware from Phillipsburg, but not every bridge suits heavy equipment. The Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission posts the Northampton Street "free bridge" at a 3-ton limit, with monitors at both ends around the clock to stop overweight vehicles. The Easton–Phillipsburg toll bridge on Route 22 is the other crossing. We plan the route from Columbia before pour day.
- Permits in Easton. Easton's Department of Code Enforcement, at 123 S. 3rd Street, issues permits under Pennsylvania's Uniform Construction Code. In the historic district, facade work may also need a certificate of appropriateness from the Historic District Commission. On contractor jobs, the contractor usually handles permits; homeowners should check with the city before booking the concrete.
- Set-up space. Easton is the county seat of Northampton County. Wherever your site is, from downtown to the edge of the city, tell us how much room the pump has at the curb. A boom sets up once and reaches over; a line pump routes hose to the pour when space is tight.
Keep reading
Pumping services in Easton
- Commercial Concrete PumpingFootings, slabs and foundations.
- Residential Concrete PumpingFoundations, driveways and patios.
- Industrial Concrete PumpingPlants, utility and municipal pours.
- Pump Rental with an OperatorA pump and an operator for a set pour.
- Boom pumpsUp to 131 ft (40 m) of reach.
- Line pumpsTight access and long runs.
Booking
How booking works in Easton
Concrete and pumping are booked separately: your ready-mix first, then the pump.
Call (732) 238-8600
with the Easton address and the pour.
Order your concrete
from your ready-mix supplier.
Call us back
with the delivery time, and we'll book the pump and operator from Columbia.
Feedback
What clients say
Working with A&S Concrete Pumping for our concrete pumping needs was a standout experience. Super responsive and skilled crew, plus their gear was on point. Their range of pumps gave us the freedom to tackle our tricky project with ease. They're the go-to crew for quality service, and we're looking forward to teaming up with them again down the road!
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FAQ
Easton pumping FAQ
Still have a question? Call and you'll get a straight answer.
Call (732) 238-8600Do you really work in Pennsylvania?
Yes. Our Columbia yard is on the New Jersey side of the Delaware, and we cover Easton and Bethlehem on the Pennsylvania side. Call with the site address to confirm.
Does the bridge limit affect my pour?
No. The Northampton Street bridge is posted at 3 tons, so we plan the route around it before pour day. Just give us the site address when you book.
Does my Easton project need a permit?
It depends on the work. The City of Easton's Department of Code Enforcement decides under the Pennsylvania Uniform Construction Code, and historic-district facade work may need extra approval. Check with the city or your contractor before you book.
Which pump works for a downtown Easton lot?
Usually a boom that sets up at the curb and reaches over, or a line pump if the access is narrow. Send us the address and a photo, and we'll recommend one.
Get a free estimate
Tell us about the pour and we'll call you back.