Commercial Concrete Pumping in NJ
Pump on site, operator ready, trucks unloading on time. A&S Concrete Pumping handles commercial concrete pumping in NJ and eastern Pennsylvania for general contractors, foundation crews and builders, from yards in Columbia, Sayreville and Wharton.
- Boom reach
- 131 ft
- Columbia · Sayreville · Wharton
- 3 yards
- Starts, Mon–Sat
- 6 AM
- Projects
- 4,000+
Commercial pours
Built for the way commercial pours run
A commercial pour runs on a schedule set by the plant, the inspector and the crew. The pump is the link between them.
If it’s late or undersized, every truck waits and the slab suffers.
We bring the right pump for the placement, set up where your super wants it, and keep pace with the trucks until the last yard is in.
Projects
Commercial work we pump
From first footing to top of wall:
- Footings and foundation walls
- Slabs on grade and warehouse floors
- Parking lots and pads, including gas stations
- School and office foundations
- Shopping center and retail work
- Multi-story placements
Which pump
Which pump fits your job
Pick the pump by where the concrete has to go, not by habit.
Boom pumps
Booms handle height, reach and volume. Ours reach up to 131 feet (40 m), so the truck can sit at the curb or on the pad while the boom places concrete across the deck, over the wall or into the far corner of the footprint.
How our boom pumps workLine pumps
Line pumps push concrete through hose. They fit where a boom can’t: inside buildings, under canopies, through narrow access, or on long horizontal runs.
How our line pumps workSend us the plans or describe the site, and we’ll recommend the pump before you book the trucks.
Our fleet and operators
Five pumps: three boom pumps and two line pumps from Schwing, Putzmeister, SERMAC and DY. Every pump comes with an A&S operator. You never get a machine dropped off and left for your crew to run.
Our operators set up, place the concrete where your foreman directs, and clean out the pump and line at the end of the pour.
Booking
How a commercial pour is booked
Three steps, built around your ready-mix order.
Call or request a quote.
Give us the address, the pour (footings, walls, slab, deck), the height or distance, and any access limits.
Book your concrete.
Schedule the delivery with your ready-mix supplier.
Book the pump.
Call us back with the date and start time. We confirm the pump and the operator.
Pricing
What affects the cost
Every commercial quote depends on the job.
Call (732) 238-8600 or request a free estimate with your pour details, and we'll give you a quote.
Get a free estimate- Pump size
- A large boom costs more to run than a line pump.
- Time on site
- The length of the pour, including set-up and clean-out.
- Travel
- Distance from the nearest of our three yards.
- Site access
- Where the pump can set up, overhead lines, and how far it has to reach.
- Schedule
- Early starts and Saturday pours.
Three yards across North and Central NJ
Three yards cut the drive to your site. Columbia covers Warren County and the Pennsylvania border, including Phillipsburg, Easton and Bethlehem. Sayreville covers Middlesex County: Edison, New Brunswick, East Brunswick and Old Bridge. Wharton covers Morris County: Morristown, Parsippany, Dover and Randolph. Bridgewater and Somerset County sit between them.
See every town we serveEarly starts fit our day
We start at 6:00 AM, Monday through Saturday, so early commercial starts fit our day. Tell us your first-truck time when you book.
Feedback
What contractors say
I recently had the pleasure of working with A&S Concrete Pumping and the experience was nothing short of exceptional. From start to finish, the team demonstrated a level of professionalism, expertise, and efficiency that exceeded our expectations. Definitely recommend A&S Concrete Pumping for anyone needing concrete pumping. Looking forward to the next project with these folks!
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FAQ
Commercial pumping FAQ
Still have a question? Call and you'll get a straight answer.
Call (732) 238-8600How far ahead should I book a pump for a commercial pour?
Call as soon as you know the pour date, and book the pump once your ready-mix delivery is confirmed. The earlier you call, the more choice of pumps and start times you have. If your date moves, call us right away.
Can you start early in the morning?
Yes. Our hours are 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Monday through Saturday. Tell us your first-truck time when you book, and we’ll plan the pump’s arrival around it.
What information do you need for a quote?
The site address, the type of pour, roughly how much concrete, how high or far it has to go, and where the pump can set up. Photos or plans help. With that, we can recommend a boom or a line pump and quote the job.
Do your operators clean out the pump?
Yes. Our operator handles set-up, placement under your foreman’s direction, and clean-out of the pump and line at the end of the pour.
Do you work in Pennsylvania?
Yes. From our Columbia yard we cover the Pennsylvania side of the Delaware River, including Easton and Bethlehem. Call with the address and we’ll confirm.
Do you take residential jobs too?
Yes. Most of our work is for contractors, but homeowners are welcome. See our residential concrete pumping page.
Get a free estimate
Tell us about the pour and we'll call you back.