Victoria's older neighbourhoods have narrow side yards, rear lanes and mature gardens. A line pump lets your concrete go where the ready-mix truck can't, without wheelbarrow runs or tracks across the lawn.
- Tight accessThe line runs through gaps as narrow as 5 inches, around houses and through gates.
- Small footprintThe truck parks in about 9 ft of width, on the street or in a driveway.
- Long runs500+ ft of line on board to reach the back of deep city lots.
Jobs we pump in Victoria
- Garden suite and laneway home foundations and slabs
- Basement floors and underpinning pours
- Backyard patios, walkways and steps
- Garage slabs and driveways
- Retaining walls and stairs on sloped lots
- Commercial and multi-unit pours for contractors
Access on city streets
Most Victoria jobs mean parking on the street and running line down a side yard or rear lane. We look at access during the quote, so there are no surprises on pour day. If parking is tight on your street, tell us and we'll work out the best spot together.
Working with your contractor
We pump for homeowners and for builders, framers and finishers. Your ready-mix supplier books the concrete for just after the pump arrives, and we coordinate the timing with them.
Communities we cover
- Victoria
- Oak Bay
- Esquimalt
- James Bay
- Fairfield
- Fernwood
- Vic West
Common questions
Can you pump to a backyard with no lane access?
Usually, yes. The line goes along the side of the house or through a gate, and can reach well over a few hundred feet. Send a photo of the access and we'll confirm.
Do you work with homeowners or only contractors?
Both. Plenty of our pours are for homeowners doing a patio, steps or a garden suite with their own crew.
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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