Concrete Pumping in Berks County, PA

Concrete Pumping & Line Pump Rentals in Berks County

Concrete pumping in Berks County has been and continues to be our most popular service offered. Projects include concrete slabs, decks, footers, block walls, concrete walls, columns and crawl spaces. We can set up our pipe and hose and pump concrete into locations where concrete trucks cannot get into. If you are looking for a concrete boom pump or trailer pump along with an experienced operator that will help your pour go smoothly, call Keystone Gun-Krete, LLC for service that will exceed your expectations.

With one 47 Meter – 5 Section Boom Pump, three 40 Meter Boom Pumps, one 38 Meter – 5 Section Boom Pump, and a fleet of REED trailer pumps, we can coordinate the most cost-effective concrete pumping system to meet your budget and schedule.

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38 Meter Boom Pump

Our 38-meter boom pump is capable of 123' of vertical reach and 107' 7" of horizontal reach.

Boom Pump Specs
Construction workers operate concrete pump trucks to pour concrete into the foundation of a new building on a cloudy day.

40 Meter Boom Pumps

Our 40-meter boom pumps are capable of 128' 3" of vertical reach and 115' 1" of horizontal reach.

Boom Pump Specs
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47 Meter Boom Pump

Our 47-meter boom pump is capable of 151' 3" of vertical reach and 134' 11" of horizontal reach.

Boom Pump Specs
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C70 Trailer Pump

The C70 Trailer Pump is capable of 70 yards / hour at 1125 PSI.

Trailer Pump Specs
A REED B50 concrete pump is parked on gravel at a construction site, with its engine cover open and hoses attached, ready for use.

B50 Trailer Pump

The B50 Trailer Pump is capable of 50 yards / hour at 1351 PSI.

Trailer Pump Specs
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We Make Concrete Pumping in Berks County Easy:

  • 1

    Contact Us

    Call us or contact us online for us to contact you about your project details.

  • 2

    Schedule Concrete

    Schedule your concrete with your ready mix company.

  • 3

    Schedule Pump

    Call us back to schedule your pump.

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Construction site with workers in safety gear operating a concrete pump truck, positioned beside a building under early morning or evening sky.
A large truck emblazoned with the text "Keystone Gun-Krete" and decked out in green equipment is parked on a flat surface under a clear, blue sky.
Construction workers in high-visibility gear work on a building foundation at dusk, using large concrete pumps to pour the concrete.
A crane truck operates at a construction site, extending its boom to a multi-story building, assisting in the assembly of the structure.
Construction site with a green partially constructed building in the background. A concrete pump truck and a red truck are present. Workers are visible on the upper levels of the building. Clear blue sky.
A concrete pump truck with "Keystone" on the arm is pouring concrete into the upper floors of a multi-story building under construction. The building framework and scaffolding are visible.
Construction workers operate concrete pump trucks to pour concrete into the foundation of a new building on a cloudy day.
A large green concrete pump mounted on a truck extends its boom upward against a twilight sky, ready for construction work. The truck brand is visible, with trees and buildings in the background.
Construction site with a Keystone concrete pump truck. Workers in safety gear are present, and the pump arm is extended into the construction area under a clear blue sky.
A long green concrete pumping truck with "Keystone Gun-Krete" written on its boom is parked next to a building on a paved ground area, viewed from above.
Construction site with two large concrete boom pumps extending over a foundation being poured. Various construction materials and equipment are scattered around the area. Clear, sunny day.
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What Our Customers Say

“Over the years, the front of my porch slab dropped over 2” due to settlement. I called Keystone, and Benton came out, gave me a great estimate, and within a couple of weeks, my slab was back in place. Can’t say enough about Darin, the tech that performed the polyurethane lift to my concrete slab. I highly recommend Keystone Gun-Krete to anyone looking to raise instead of replacing sagging concrete walkways or slabs.” -Joseph

“The lead tech was clearly experienced and was very detailed in his work. He would continue to work an area even after we were satisfied to make it as ideal as possible. For future work, we will insist on having Darin Copenhaver again due to delivering excellent performance. We told him that he didn’t meet expectations – he absolutely exceeded them! Very satisfied and highly recommend Keystone.” -Jeffrey

“Benton was easy to work with and he stayed on the estimate. He did great work and cleaned up afterward. This was a great experience. Thank you.” -Bruce

Concrete Pumping Frequently Asked Questions

Concrete delivery trucks often can't get close enough to pour locations. This can be due to elevation, terrain, or mud that prevents using wheelbarrows or buggies. A concrete pump receives delivered concrete in its hopper and pushes it through pipes and/or hoses to the desired location.

  • Saves landscaping: Protects lawns, driveways, etc., from heavy concrete trucks.
  • Reduces labor: Eliminates the need for workers to wheel concrete, saving on labor costs and reducing risk of injury.
  • Efficient for elevated pours: Makes placing concrete on elevated surfaces (stairtowers, slabs) much easier and faster.

Pumping usually offers benefits, but some concrete mix designs aren't pumpable. In those cases, pouring might be the only option.

Rates are based on several factors: job site location, equipment needed, time involved, and total yardage pumped.

  • Distance: Extremely long distances will increase the cost.
  • Jobsite: Unique or challenging locations may require additional fees.
  • Labor rates: Prevailing wage projects can impact costs.
  • Scheduling: Off-hour or Saturday pours may have higher rates.

(Refer to question #3 - Not pumpable concrete mix designs)

We offer boom pump services, trailer pump services, and line dragon services.

Most pumping jobs are done within a 1.5-hour radius of our shop. We may travel further depending on the project and opportunity.

Safety is paramount. Our operators receive thorough training to handle potential hazards. With some operators having up to 30 years of experience, we maintain a strong safety culture. We prioritize hiring the right employees and express gratitude for their safety each day. It's important to note that the most common risk comes from driving to the job site, which is unfortunately outside our control.

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Concrete Pumping & Line Pumps In Berks County

When you’re managing a construction project in Berks County, delays and inefficiencies can be costly. Our concrete pumping services are designed to streamline your operations, ensuring timely and precise placement of concrete. Whether you’re working on residential developments in Reading or commercial projects in Kutztown, our state-of-the-art equipment and experienced operators are here to support your needs. We understand the local terrain and infrastructure, allowing us to provide solutions that keep your project on track and within budget.

Established on March 11, 1752, Berks County was carved out from parts of Chester, Lancaster, and Philadelphia counties. The county’s name honors Berkshire, England, reflecting the heritage of William Penn’s family. Reading, the county seat, quickly became a hub of industrial activity, particularly in iron production. During the American Revolution, Reading’s ironworks supplied essential materials to the Continental Army, including cannons and ammunition . The county’s strategic location and resources played a pivotal role in the nation’s early development. Check below to see some of the attractions to do in Berks County.

Top 10 Attractions in Berks County:

  1. Reading Pagoda: A striking seven-story Japanese-style structure offering panoramic views of Reading and the surrounding landscape.
  2. Crystal Cave: Discovered in 1871, this fascinating underground attraction features stunning rock formations and offers guided tours to visitors.
  3. Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site: Step onto the site of a 19th-century iron plantation in southeastern Berks County, showcasing early American industrial history.
  4. Koziar’s Christmas Village: A magical holiday attraction featuring over a million twinkling lights, festive displays, and enchanting scenes that delight visitors of all ages each winter.
  5. Mid-Atlantic Air Museum: A museum and restoration facility displaying historic and rare war aircraft and civilian airliners, hosting the annual “World War II Weekend Air Show.”
  6. GoggleWorks Center for the Arts: A community art and cultural resource center in the former Willson Goggle Factory building featuring galleries, studios, and a theater.
  7. Antietam Lake Park: A reservoir surrounded by 643 acres of parkland, offering hiking trails, a historic spring house, and the restored Bingaman House.
  8. Berks History Center: A museum and research library dedicated to preserving and sharing Berks County’s cultural heritage, featuring exhibits and educational programs.
  9. Boyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles: Showcases an extensive collection of antique cars, trucks, and carriages, highlighting the region’s rich automotive and transportation history.
  10. Reading Public Museum: Offers exhibits on art, science, and civilization, along with a planetarium and arboretum, providing educational experiences for all ages.

We provide concrete pumping services for all Berks County ZIP codes and communities, including 19501, 19503, 19504, 19505, 19506, 19507, 19508, 19510, 19511, 19512, 19516, 19518, 19519, 19520, 19522, 19523, 19525, 19526, 19529, 19530, 19533, 19534, 19535, 19536, 19538, 19539, 19540, 19541, 19542, 19543, 19544, 19545, 19547, 19548, 19549, 19550, 19551, 19554, 19555, 19559, 19560, 19562, 19564, 19565, 19567, 19601, 19602, 19603, 19604, 19605, 19606, 19607, 19608, 19609, 19610, 19611, 19612, Reading, Wyomissing, Blandon, Shillington, Pennside, Whitfield, Birdsboro, Lorane, West Reading, Hamburg, Kutztown, Sinking Spring, Boyertown, Laureldale, Jacksonwald, Reiffton, Fleetwood, Amity Gardens, Kutztown University, Riverview Park, West Wyomissing, Mount Penn, Kenhorst, Mohnton, Womelsdorf, Topton, Wernersville, Leesport, and more.

We provide our concrete pumping services throughout much of PA, DE, MD, and more. If you aren't sure if we service your area, then please call us at 717-768-3641 or leave us a comment here.

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