Commercial and contractor pours

Island infill lots often have no room to set up a boom. A truck-mounted line pump parks in about 9 ft of width and runs line to the pour, through gates, under decks and down into excavations. One operator from quote to cleanup, with your paperwork ready before the first pour.

• Paperwork ready$5M liability certificate and WorkSafeBC clearance on request.
• Net 30 accountsOne invoice per job, with your PO number on every bill.
• Certified operatorCCPO certified, the WorkSafeBC-approved certification for running a concrete pump in BC.

What we pump

• Garden suite, duplex and townhouse foundations and slabs
• Multi-family and commercial slabs on grade
• Infill and back-lot builds with no room for a boom
• ICF walls and masonry block fill
• Footings, grade beams and pile caps
• Repeat pours for formers, finishers and landscapers

Before pump day

1. Send the site address, pour schedule and volumes
2. We confirm access, line length and timing with you and your supplier
3. Insurance certificate and WorkSafeBC clearance sent before the first pour if you need them
4. Pump on site before the first truck

Pumping with us regularly? Apply for a contractor account.

Common questions

When is a line pump a better fit than a boom?

On tight sites, when the pour is behind or under something, and for small to medium pours. The line goes through gates, under decks and into basements where a boom can't reach or set up. For high-volume or high-reach pours a boom is usually the better tool, and we'll tell you so.

Can you send a certificate of insurance and WorkSafeBC clearance?

Yes, on request, before the first pour.

Do you offer accounts?

Yes. Contractor accounts get Net 30 terms, one invoice per job and your PO number on every bill. Apply here.

Other services: Slabs and driveways · Footings and foundations · Patios, walkways and pool decks · Retaining walls and stairs

Areas: Langford and the Westshore · Victoria · Saanich and the Peninsula · Sooke · Cowichan Valley · Nanaimo and Mid Island · Salt Spring and the Gulf Islands

Last updated October 29, 2026