Domestic Concrete Pumping

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Domestic
Concrete Pumping...

Are you undertaking a home renovation that requires concrete, such as building an extension or laying a driveway, If so we can help. Our domestic concrete pumping service is the perfect choice if you need to get concrete to an area that is not easily accessible using traditional mixing and barrowing methods.

Here are some of the benefits of domestic concrete pumping which include:

  • Faster Delivery
  • Improved levels of safety – concrete pumping reduces the need to lift or manoeuvre heavy buckets or wheelbarrows
  • The versatility of concrete pumping makes it the perfect choice for areas with limited access or tight spaces.

If you would like to find out more about our domestic concrete pumping services at Technic Concrete Pumping, call our expert team without delay.

Domestic
Concrete Pumping FAQs...

Why use Domestic Concrete Pumping?
There are a number of very good reasons why domestic concrete pumping is widely used on all manner of residential construction projects. Firstly, it allows you to get the concrete into places much quicker than if you were relying on a man with a wheelbarrow making numerous trips.

This not only speeds up the build process but also helps with health and safety as moving concrete around a busy construction site manually is not only physically tiring, but also involves negotiating trip hazards which could lead to accidents. Domestic concrete pumping also allows you to access areas that may otherwise be very difficult to reach.

What Type of Project is Domestic Concrete Pumping Used on?
Domestic concrete pumping is perfect for a number of different residential construction projects such as, putting in the foundations for an extension and creating a new garden path or patio. Access to home renovation projects is often limited, and using domestic concrete pumping provides you with a more efficient and precise pump.

What are the Different Types of Domestic Concrete Pumps?
There are two main kinds of domestic concrete pumps: ground pumps, which are also known as line pumps, and boom pumps. The specific demands of the project will usually determine which type of pump is used. With a ground pump, the concrete runs through a pipe to the area of the site where it is needed. 

Ground pumps are especially effective if the area you are working on is accessed by a narrow alley which makes it impractical to get a truck down there. Boom pumps have a remote controlled arm that allows you to transport concrete up and over obstructions. For example, if you are undertaking a project in your garden and you live in the middle of a terraced row, using a boom pump can transport the concrete over the top of your home quickly and effectively. 

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