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Aintree Concrete Pumping is the largest concrete pump hire company in Kent, offering pump hires from 3 depots, Gravesend, Sittingbourne and Tonbridge. We service the whole of the south east of England, covering the counties of Kent, Sussex, Surrey and Essex.
Our established fleet offers line pumps as well as various size boom pumps for all your concrete pump hire requirements. With numerous machines, we can cater for any project large or small. With our highly experienced, friendly, helpful team and modern machinery at competitive hire rates, Aintree Concrete Pumping, covers it all.
Aintree Concrete Pumping is a family concern who cares, offering concrete pump hires for industrial, commercial and domestic projects with a professional approach. Understanding the needs of the construction industry.
CPA Member, CPCS & NPORS certified team, reliable state of the art machinery, fair & competitive hires
Aintree Concrete Pumping is a family run & managed business offering multiple concrete pump vehicles of various size in reach covering South-East England.
40 years in the business isn’t about flashy promises. It’s about showing up on time, ready to deliver quality every single time. Contractors rely on us for smooth, level surfaces and fast delivery, not just words.
Our track record speaks for itself, trusted supplier, responsive support, and consistent service that keeps projects moving without a hitch.
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Every concrete pump pour follows a carefully coordinated sequence, from initial setup and mixer arrival through to pumping, clean-up and site departure.
Understanding each stage helps keep the pour organised, efficient and safe.
Serving Kent and surrounding areas with line pumps, boom pumps, static pumps and liquid screed pumping. ... See MoreSee Less
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Your concrete doesn't care about your 12-hour weather forecast. ☔
Really clean looking work turns to a cracked mess when you treat curing like a countdown timer. You pour on a sunny Kent morning, assume you're golden by evening, then watch three days of rain undo everything you built.
On Reddit r/Concrete, users keep asking 'is 12 hrs dry time long enough' with others warning 'hopefully you dont have an issue' because curing isn't drying, and Kent's unpredictable weather doesn't play by your schedule. Nobody talks about this until the surface starts flaking.
We've pumped through every Kent season for 40 years. DM us before your next pour and we'll tell you whether the weather's actually on your side. 🏗️
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