Line pump

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Line pump

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What happens after you ask

Every operator covering your postcode gets the job — the machine, the day, the hours. Not your name or your address.
The ones who are free come back with their name and their rate against this price.
You pick one. Nothing is charged until you do.

Price a concrete pump. Book the slot.

Pick what you need, see a real price with every fee itemised, and take the booking — instead of ringing round five operators for quotes that arrive tomorrow.

The operator comes with the machine and runs it. They drive to your site, set up, pump the whole pour and wash out before they leave — you never touch the pump. Hiring a machine on its own is dry hire, and that is a trade arrangement.

01 · Pump typeLine pump

02 · How much concrete6 m³

0.51530 m³

The pump is paid per cubic metre that goes through it, on top of the hours.

03 · Hours on site4 hrs

2610 hrs

04 · How far to the pourUp to 45 m

Measured from where the pump can stand to where the concrete lands.

05 · ExtrasNone

Most jobs need none.

06 · Site postcodeAuckland

So we ask operators who cover that area. Setup is a flat fee, not a trip from a plant.

How a hire runs

From the price above to a machine on your site.

Set the job

Machine, concrete, hours, reach, postcode. No name, no address, no phone number yet.

Ask everyone at once

Every operator covering that postcode sees the same job at the same minute. Nobody bids; the price is already set.

Pick who turns up

The ones who are free come back by name. You choose one, and only then do they get your details.

They pump it

Arrive, set up, pump the pour, wash out. The invoice is the number you were shown on this page.

Not sure which machine, or what has to be ready on site? Read how it works → Hiring often, or running a pump →