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Concrete Pump Trucks: How They Save You Time and Money

Aug. 01, 2025

If you work on a concrete construction crew or have ever been involved in a concrete pour, you know how arduous the job can be!

This work requires you to place rebar, transport cement over uneven ground with a wheelbarrow, and smooth the concrete. Furthermore, due to the instability of wet cement, once the concrete arrives, it's a race against time!

At JIUHE, we want to help you avoid this frustrating and exhausting task. We offer professional concrete pumping services to make this job easier and more efficient.

Are you ready to start completing high-quality concrete projects right away?

Let's take a look at how a concrete pump truck can help you do just that.

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1. What is Concrete Pumping?

Ordinary concrete mixer trucks can't deliver concrete to all those hard-to-reach places and corners. This means you have to use wheelbarrows to transport wet concrete everywhere.

This is both laborious and time-consuming!

Thankfully, there's a solution:

A pump truck is a machine that can pump wet concrete into all the nooks and crannies on a construction site that mixer trucks can't reach, saving you valuable time and energy.

A pump truck can easily move concrete over, under, around, and through obstacles, pouring it quickly and accurately, helping you maximize your work time.

2. Which type of pump truck is best for you?

A boom pump is the best choice if:

You're working on a large project

You're working on a two-story project

You're working on a busy construction site with heavy foot traffic

You need to move large quantities of concrete quickly

On the other hand, a pipeline pump is a better choice if:

You're working on a small project, such as a pool, patio, or sidewalk

You need to transport materials other than concrete

You need to move concrete into a basement or across a house

Alternatively, you might choose a pump truck if:

You only need to move concrete horizontally

You need to move coarse materials like gravel and stone