Island properties are often steep, rocky and well off the road, and getting equipment over by ferry takes planning. We bring the line pump over, so the concrete gets where it needs to go.
- Ferry plannedFerry fares are included in your quote, not added later.
- Steep and rockyThe line runs over rock and down to the water.
- Small footprintThe truck parks in about 9 ft of width on narrow island roads.
Jobs we pump on the Gulf Islands
- House and cabin foundations
- Footings, piers and post holes
- Slabs for shops and studios
- Waterfront stairs, walls and decks
- Retaining walls
- Septic tank and utility pads
How island jobs work
We plan island pours around the BC Ferries schedule from Swartz Bay. Ferry fares are added to your quote, so the price you see is the price you pay. Give us as much notice as you can, so we can line up sailings with your ready-mix supplier on the island.
Hard-to-reach sites
Island lots often sit below the road or across rock. The truck stays on solid ground and the line carries concrete down to the forms, with no wheelbarrow runs down steep paths.
Communities we cover
- Salt Spring Island
- North Pender
- South Pender
- Galiano Island
- Mayne Island
- Saturna Island
Common questions
How do ferry costs work?
Ferry fares for the pump truck are added to your quote as their own line, so you see the full cost before you book.
Who supplies the concrete on the island?
You book the concrete with your island ready-mix supplier, and we coordinate the timing so the pump is set up before the first truck arrives.
Get a quote for your pour
Send the address, rough volume and pour date. We'll reply with a quote, and we can often fit jobs in the same week. Call or text to check.
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