Concrete Pumping in Gloucester

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Gloucester Concrete Pumping

In Gloucester, builds don’t always follow the rulebook. Some sites are tucked into farmland, others right in town with narrow access. Mackie’s Concrete Pumping makes sure your slab, pad or footing goes in smoothly—wherever your block sits. With years of experience and the right setup, we keep jobs moving across the region.

We bring expert concrete pumping to all types of projects—homes, sheds, driveways and more. Whether it’s a tank pad in the hills or a house slab in the middle of town, we’ve got the pump and local know-how to get it poured properly.

We regularly pump for:

Residential slabs and footings

Line and boom pumps allow us to work around trees, across paddocks or in tight streets. We show up ready to pump and clean up properly—no mess left behind.

If you’re planning concrete work in Gloucester, get in touch with us on 0437 731 020 to talk to the team and get it booked in.

A Yellow Truck is Driving Down a Dirt Road Next to a Construction Site — Mackie's Concrete Pumping In Gloucester, NSW

What We Offer

Concrete Pumping

Concrete pumping in Gloucester suits the region’s rural and town builds alike. Whether you’re working on paddocks, long driveways or tight village blocks, pumping helps you get clean, even pours.

Heading Concrete Pumping for Rural Builds

Gloucester’s got a bit of everything—rolling paddocks, riverfront acreage, tight in-town blocks and hidden driveways. Pouring concrete on these sites can be a mission if you're relying on barrows or brute force. Concrete pumping makes it easier, cleaner and faster.

We've pumped pads for horse stables, footings for steel-frame sheds and driveways winding through established trees. When you’re dealing with changing ground levels, steep drops or long runs from the road, a concrete pump is your best mate on site.

Line pumps are perfect for those remote or long-distance pours—just roll out the hose and go. Boom pumps come in handy for big builds or when you need vertical reach. The goal is the same each time: get the mix in place, evenly and quickly, without tearing up the site.

For rural jobs, pumping also reduces mess, because you’re not running wheelbarrows through grass, mud or gravel. The result? A more consistent pour and a job that wraps up sooner.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of concrete pump should I use for a rural property?

Rural properties often benefit from line pumps, especially when the pour site is far from the road or access is limited. These pumps use long hoses that can reach across paddocks, through fencing or around uneven terrain.

For larger pours or elevated builds, boom pumps are also an option. Your site’s layout, elevation and distance from the truck will determine the best setup.
Can I book concrete pumping for a DIY project?

Yes, you can use concrete pumping for DIY jobs like shed pads, driveways or patios. It helps get the concrete in place quickly and gives a better finish with less effort.

You’ll still need to handle your own site prep—formwork, mesh and levels—but the pumping itself is often quicker and cleaner than trying to move the concrete manually.
What should I do before the concrete pump arrives?

Make sure the site is clear and ready to go. Have all formwork and reinforcements in place. Remove any obstacles that could block the truck or hose path—things like parked cars, trailers or building materials.

It’s also smart to have someone on-site to guide the pump operator and help with any quick decisions about hose routing or pour direction.
Can concrete pumping work on steep or sloped blocks?

Absolutely. In fact, concrete pumping is often the best way to pour on a slope. It removes the need to carry or wheel heavy loads uphill or downhill. The pump delivers the mix directly to where it’s needed, helping to avoid spills or uneven pours.

For sloped blocks, boom pumps provide overhead reach while line pumps offer steady ground-level access.