A line pump pushes concrete through flexible hose laid along the ground: through a side gate, around the house, down a hallway, wherever the pour is. It is the workhorse for backyard patios, garage slabs, footings on tight lots, and any pour where access is measured in feet, not driveways.
Smaller setup, smaller footprint, and often the most economical way to pump. If a line will do the job, we will tell you so, not upsell you a boom.
If we can lay a hose to it, we can pump to it. Gates, corridors, easements, tight infill lots.
No truck across the lawn, no crane overhead. The hose comes in, the concrete goes down, the hose leaves.
Line pumps meter the mud out at the crew's pace, which means cleaner placement in tight forms.
| The route | Where the truck can park and the path the hose will take. |
| The distance | Rough run from street to pour. Long runs are fine, we just plan for them. |
| The mix | Line pumps like a pumpable mix. We coordinate with the ready-mix plant. |
| The date | Your pour day, or we help you lock one in. |
Describe the pour and the path to it. We will quote it free and tell you if a line is the right call.
