Concrete Pump Rental in NJ, With an Operator
Need a pump for one pour? A&S Concrete Pumping offers concrete pump rental in NJ and eastern Pennsylvania, and every rental comes with our own operator. You get the pump, the person who runs it, and concrete placed where you need it.
- Always included
- Operator
- Boom reach
- 131 ft
- 3 booms · 2 line pumps
- 5 pumps
- NJ & eastern PA
- 3 yards
Operator included
Every rental includes an operator
We don’t rent pumps without an operator.
When you book a pump from A&S, our operator drives it to your site, sets it up, runs it through the pour and cleans it out afterwards.
Why that matters for you
- Your crew stays on the concrete. They place and finish; they don’t learn a machine on pour day.
- The pump is set up safely. Outriggers, overhead lines and the reach are our operator’s job.
- One call covers it. Pump, operator and travel in one booking.
The fleet
Pumps you can book
Five pumps, matched to the job.
- Boom pump (3 in the fleet, up to 131 ft). Height, reach over buildings, large slabs, footings and walls placed from the street.
- Line pump (2 in the fleet). Tight access, backyards, basements, inside buildings, long horizontal runs.
Our machines are from Schwing, Putzmeister, SERMAC and DY.
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Booking
How to book a pump
Book the concrete and the pump separately, in this order.
Call or request a quote.
Tell us the address, the pour, the distance and height, and where the pump can set up. We’ll recommend a pump.
Order your concrete.
Book the delivery with your preferred ready-mix supplier. Estimate the yards with our concrete calculator
Book the pump.
Call us back with the delivery date and time, and we’ll lock in the pump and the operator.
Pour day
What to have ready on pour day
A smooth pour starts before the pump arrives.
- A clear, firm spot for the pump to set up, close to the pour
- Room for ready-mix trucks to back up to the pump
- Forms, rebar and inspections done before the trucks are dispatched
- A crew ready to place and finish
- Overhead lines and obstacles pointed out to our operator
Pricing
What affects the price
Every rental is quoted for the job.
Call (732) 238-8600 or request a free estimate, and we'll quote your rental.
Get a free estimate- Pump type and size
- A large boom costs more to run than a line pump.
- Time on site
- Set-up, the pour and clean-out.
- Travel
- Distance from our nearest yard in Columbia, Sayreville or Wharton.
- Access and reach
- How far and how high the concrete has to go.
- Schedule
- Early starts and Saturday pours.
Where we deliver pumps
We send pumps from Columbia, Sayreville and Wharton across North and Central New Jersey and into eastern Pennsylvania: Phillipsburg, Belvidere, Lambertville and Frenchtown along the river; Edison, New Brunswick, East Brunswick and Old Bridge in Middlesex County; Morristown, Parsippany, Dover and Randolph in Morris County; Bridgewater; and Easton and Bethlehem, PA.
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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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Can I rent a concrete pump without an operator?
No. Every A&S pump comes with our own operator, who drives it, sets it up, runs the pour and cleans out the pump. It’s safer for your crew and the pump is in experienced hands.
How much does it cost to rent a concrete pump?
It depends on the pump type, time on site, travel distance and site access. Call (732) 238-8600 or request a free estimate with your pour details, and we’ll give you a quote.
Do you supply the concrete?
No. You order the concrete from your ready-mix supplier, and we bring the pump and the operator. Book the concrete first, then call us with the delivery date and time.
How much notice do you need?
Call as soon as you have a pour date. The earlier you book, the more choice you have of pumps and start times. If your pour date changes, call us right away.
Which pump should I rent?
Choose by reach and access. A boom pump places concrete up and over obstacles, up to 131 feet (40 m); a line pump pushes it through hose into tight spaces and over long distances. Describe the site and we’ll recommend one.
Get a free estimate
Tell us about the pour and we'll call you back.