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Concrete pumps move mix exactly where you need it — up over foundations, into backyards, across slabs, and into forms a chute or wheelbarrow can't reach. Built for concrete contractors, masons, and builders, these trailer and line pumps place concrete faster with a smaller crew, cut down on hand-hauling, and keep pours moving so you finish before the mix goes off.
How to Choose a Concrete Pump
Output volume, pumping distance, and the mix you run determine the right machine. Spec it to your typical pour size and site layout.
- Output volume: Higher cubic-yard-per-hour ratings keep large pours moving without waiting on the pump.
- Pumping distance: Match horizontal and vertical reach to how far and high your concrete has to travel.
- Aggregate & mix: Line size and piston design must handle your aggregate and slump.
- Power & mobility: Trailer-mounted units tow to the site and set up in tight yards.
Line Pumps vs. Boom Pumps
Trailer-mounted line pumps push concrete through hose and pipe you route by hand, which makes them ideal for slabs, footings, block fill, and hard-to-reach residential pours. Boom pumps place concrete through a truck-mounted arm for high-volume commercial work. For most contractor and masonry jobs, a trailer line pump delivers the reach you need at a fraction of the cost.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a concrete pump used for?
A concrete pump transfers wet concrete from the truck or mixer to the pour site through hose or pipe. It's used for slabs, foundations, footings, block fill, and any pour where trucks can't back up to the forms.
How far can a concrete pump move concrete?
Reach depends on the pump's output, line diameter, and the mix. Manufacturers rate horizontal and vertical pumping distance for each machine — check those figures against your longest and highest pours.
What kind of concrete can you pump?
Pumpable mixes need the right slump and aggregate size for the line. Stiff, low-slump, or large-aggregate mixes are harder to pump. Confirm the machine's line size suits the concrete your supplier delivers.
Every concrete pump ships free to the lower 48 and is covered by our price match guarantee. Want help matching output and reach to your pours? Call or text 331-272-5655 and we'll spec the right pump for your work.