At Gene’s Construction, LLC Concrete & Pump Service, we have the equipment and expertise needed to pump your concrete wherever it needs to go! We’re available on short notice and provide responsive, friendly and reliable service that will keep your job running on-time and on-budget without any hassles.
Our concrete pump can transport concrete to areas concrete mixers can’t reach, and our team handles all aspects of setup/breakdown of our equipment and operation of our pump, so you can focus on getting your job done safely and efficiently. Reduce your labor costs and eliminate the extra work of transporting concrete manually with help from Gene’s Construction, LLC Concrete and Pump!
Why use a concrete line/trailer pump?
A line/trailer pump can keep your labor costs down by requiring less employees to be on the job site. The pump can go where concrete mixers cannot go. You can guide the hose as needed for each application or location for the placement and finishing of your concrete. We help you get the job done in a safe and cost-efficient manner.
What information will I need to provide?
We REQUIRE:
- Your company name
- Job site address
- Type of job
- Type of concrete to be pumped
- How many lineal feet of hose you will require from where we will park the truck
- Time the concrete will be delivered to the job site
- How many yards of concrete to be pumped
- Your company billing address
- What form of payment you will be using
- Any special job site information or directions
How much does it cost?
Contact us at (214) 995-0730 for advanced scheduling or (972) 365-7879 for immediate service with your job details and we will go over our prices with you then. Each job could be different and this may affect your end cost.
What payment methods do we accept?
We accept cash, all major credit cards and company and/or personal checks.
What information will need I need to provide to my concrete supplier?
Can concrete be pumped uphill?
Concrete can be pumped uphill, downhill, through small openings, across long distances, and around and under obstacles. Just let us know what you require and we will be able to help.
Why is some concrete not able to be pumped?
Concrete is made up of many different ingredients. Certain mixes such as exposed concrete have a significantly higher proportion of large rocks than a normal mix or duramix. The extra rock content can bind in our hoses, preventing us from pumping. Also, other types of non-pumpable concrete could include mix designs with too much sand.
Who pays for the concrete if it is not able to be pumped?
We try our best to pump concrete supplied by the concrete company that you hire. We do not supply concrete, so it is impossible to ensure that the concrete is 100% consistent from job to job. We will, however, make our best attempt to pump the concrete mix as long as it is safe to do so. However, we are not responsible for the cost of the concrete mix if it cannot be pumped. As long as it is in our schedule for that day, we can wait for a replacement load, but sometimes it is better if we can reschedule for another day.
What is the coldest temperature at which concrete can be pumped?
As we have been told, our concrete pump can pump in really cold weather, however we have set our limit at 32° Fahrenheit. If the weather is below 32° Fahrenheit, we will ask to reschedule. We get our weather information through The Weather Channel.
Contact Gene’s Construction, LLC Concrete & Pump Service today to get service from the Dallas / Fort Worth area’s leading provider of poured concrete foundations, stamped concrete patios and concrete pumping services.