Concrete Pumps
Not only is DSD a professional concrete supplier, but we also offer our customers concrete pump hire services.
We supply two types – groundline and boom concrete pumps, helping you save time while pouring concrete where access is limited. It’s a quick, easy and precise solution.
Why Use Concrete Pumps?
There are many benefits of using concrete pumps, including:
Transporting Concrete Across Your Site
At DSD, our concrete pumps can carry specific concrete grades for different applications and building work. This includes those for domestic concrete projects, where there’s no external access to the garden. Pumps are also widely used for commercial concrete projects, especially for those that need high volumes of concrete laid fast.
Whatever you need, rest assured, our trained and knowledgeable operatives will be on hand throughout the process and will advise about which types of concrete are available for the pump mix.
At DSD, we provide mixed on-site concrete, so you’ll only pay for what you need.
Once the concrete is mixed by our volumetric concrete lorries, it will be released into the pumps. If you’d like to find out more about how much concrete you’ll require for the job, use our handy calculator.
Which Concrete Pump Do You Need?
Choose either boom or groundline concrete pumps, depending on the access available.
Groundline Pumps
Groundline concrete pumps (or landline pumps) are laid across the ground, pouring mixes directly into the designated spot. Our standard pumps can transport concrete up to 45 metres away, but we also have the ability to pump up to 150 metres if required. Please ensure the length is specified when ordering to allow enough pipes onsite to reach your designated area.
Boom Pumps
The second type of pump we offer are boom concrete pumps. This type operates via a flexible boom arm, which extends up and over obstacles (including buildings) to reach the required pouring site. Boom pumps are chosen when a groundline pump can’t get to the designated area due to issues with access, or the site is located at a height.
