Concrete Line Pump Service in NJ
Concrete going through a gate, down a side yard or into a basement? A&S Concrete Pumping provides concrete line pump service in NJ and eastern Pennsylvania for tight access and long horizontal runs, each with our own operator.
- In the fleet
- 2 line pumps
- Gates, side yards, basements
- Tight access
- On every job
- Skilled operators
- NJ & eastern PA
- 3 yards
How it works
What a line pump does
A line pump sits near the street and pushes concrete through a series of pipes and hoses to the pour.
The hose can run around corners, through gates, along the side of a house or down into a basement, so the concrete gets there without a truck or a wheelbarrow.
When to choose one
When a line pump is the right choice
Line pumps are versatile and commonly used for smaller projects.
- Access is tight: narrow side yards, gates, fences and landscaping in the way.
- The run is long and flat: concrete has to travel a long horizontal distance.
- The pour is inside or below: basements, garages, crawl spaces and interiors.
- A boom won’t fit: low wires, trees or no room for outriggers.
When the concrete has to go up and over a building, a boom pump is usually the better fit.
Boom pumpsTight spots
Tight spots and unusual pours
This is where line pumps earn their keep.
A challenging location, tight access or an unusual pour calls for a creative set-up, and our operators plan the hose route so the concrete gets where it needs to go.
Typical line-pump jobs
- Backyard patios and slabs
- Walkways and sidewalks behind the house
- Basement floors and fill-ins
- Additions and footings in tight lots
- Retaining walls
- Line pump: hose along the side yard
- Boom pump: reaches over the house
Our fleet
Our line pumps
We run two line pumps from our fleet of Schwing, Putzmeister, SERMAC and DY equipment.
Each comes with an A&S operator who sets up the pump, lays out the line and runs the pour, then cleans out the pump and line.
Set-up
Setting up a line pump
What we need on site:
- A spot for the pump near the street or driveway where ready-mix trucks can reach its hopper
- A clear path for the hose to the pour
- Notice of anything fragile on the route (new pavers, septic areas, plantings)
Pricing
What affects the cost
Every line-pump job is quoted for the site.
Call (732) 238-8600 or request a free estimate for a quote.
Get a free estimate- Hose length
- How far the concrete has to travel.
- Time on site
- Set-up, the pour and clean-out.
- Travel
- Distance from our nearest yard in Columbia, Sayreville or Wharton.
- Access
- Gates, stairs, slopes and obstacles on the route.
Line pumps across North and Central NJ and PA
We send line pumps from Columbia, Sayreville and Wharton to homes and job sites from Phillipsburg and Easton to Edison and Morristown.
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How far can a line pump pump concrete?
It depends on the hose run, the height change and the concrete mix. Line pumps suit long horizontal distances; tell us the distance from where the pump can park to the pour, and we’ll confirm it works.
Can a line pump reach my backyard?
Usually, yes. The hose runs from the street along the side of the house or through a gate to the pour. Tell us the distance and what’s in the way when you call.
Is a line pump cheaper than a boom pump?
It’s usually the smaller machine, but the price depends on the hose length, time on site, travel and access. Call (732) 238-8600 for a quote on your job.
Can you pump concrete into a basement?
Yes. A line pump can run hose down through an opening to place a basement floor or fill-in. Tell us about the access when you book.
Does the line pump come with an operator?
Yes. Every A&S pump comes with our own operator, who sets up, runs the pour and cleans out the pump and line.
Get a free estimate
Tell us about the pour and we'll call you back.