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Everything you need to know about concrete boom pumping
A concrete boom pump is a truck-mounted pump with an extendable robotic arm — called a boom — that delivers concrete precisely to locations a chute or wheelbarrow can’t reach. It’s the most efficient method of concrete placement for residential, commercial, and industrial projects of all sizes.
We support a wide range of project types including residential foundations and flatwork, commercial slabs and elevated decks, tilt-wall construction, parking structures, warehouses, pool decks, and large-scale industrial pours. If concrete needs to be placed with precision, we have the equipment for it.
We recommend reaching out as soon as your pour date is confirmed — ideally several days in advance. That said, we understand job sites move fast and schedules change. Contact us as early as possible and we’ll do our best to accommodate your timeline.
The right unit depends on your site layout, pour type, and the vertical and horizontal reach required. Our team will walk through your project details and match you to the right pump from our fleet. Contact us with your specs and we’ll point you in the right direction.
Yes. Every boom pump deployment includes an experienced operator. We don’t drop off equipment — we show up as a crew, set up on site, and operate the pump through the full duration of your pour.
Yes. We work directly alongside your ready-mix supplier to make sure our equipment is staged and ready when your first truck arrives. Keeping the pump and the plant in sync is critical to a smooth pour — and it’s something we prioritize on every job.
Core Pumping Solutions serves contractors and project managers across North and South Carolina including Charlotte, Asheville, Greenville, Columbia, Greensboro, Raleigh, Winston-Salem, Durham, and Spartanburg. Visit our locations page for a full breakdown of our service areas.
Yes. Core Pumping Solutions is fully licensed and insured. We carry the coverage required for residential, commercial, and industrial job sites across North and South Carolina. Documentation is available upon request.
Contact us as soon as your schedule shifts and we’ll work to reschedule based on availability. We understand that pour dates move — weather, ready-mix delays, and site conditions are all part of the business. Just give us as much notice as possible.
Getting a quote is simple — call us at (803) 374-7429 or fill out the request form on our website. Give us the details of your project and we’ll get back to you fast with the information you need to move forward.
