Commercial Concrete Pumping

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Commercial
Concrete Pumping...

At Technic Concrete Pumping we have a wide range of experience when it comes to supplying Concrete Pumps to the commercial sector. Our state of the art concrete pumps have been used on a variety of commercial projects including apartment blocks, office complexes, car parks and large construction sites. There are a number of benefits associated with commercial concrete pumping when compared to more traditional methods which include:

  • Increased productivity
  • Reduced labour costs
  • Improved safety
  • Increased versatility
  • Reduced environmental impact

So, if you are in need of high quality concrete at a cost effective price for any kind of concrete commercial project contact the team here at Technic today for a fast and efficient service.

Commercial
Concrete Pumping FAQs...

Who Uses Commercial Concrete Pumping?
Commercial concrete pumping is used extensively by people working in the construction industry. This includes not only large construction companies but also contractors, builders, and developers, who are working on large and small projects. The fact that commercial concrete pouring allows you to transport large amounts of concrete around a site safely and efficiently is the main reason why it is the preferred choice for many construction professionals, such as civil engineers.

What type of Project is Commercial Concrete pumping Used For?
Commercial Concrete Pumping is routinely used on large residential developments where it is necessary to transport large volumes of concrete around the site quickly and pour it precisely. It is also routinely used on larger constructions such as office complexes, warehouses, industrial facilities and multi storey car parks. The strong reliable base provided by commercial concrete pouring means it is also used on infrastructure projects such as bridges, roads and tunnels.

What is the Difference Between a Ground Pump and a Boom Pump?
Ground pumps and boom pumps are both widely used in commercial concrete pumping but the methods they use differ, which is why the types of project they are utilised on often varies. Ground pumps transport concrete through pipelines placed along the ground, which means they are mainly used on ground level projects or where vehicle access to the site is restricted. 

Alternatively, Boom pumps have remote controlled hydraulic arms (booms) which can be manoeuvred around and extended that lets users pump concrete to high or hard-to-reach areas. This means they play a key role in projects like high-rise buildings and bridges.

The other sectors we cover include industrial, domestic, and infrastructure.