Redline Concrete Pumping

916 705 5818

Line Pump Crews That Show Up Ready

Family-owned and operated concrete pumping service serving Sacramento and surrounding areas since 1993.

LINE PUMP SERVICE FOR EVERY PROJECT

A line pump moves concrete through hose, so the mix arrives exactly where the crew needs it.

Wheelbarrows and chutes only reach so far. Our line pump runs hose from the truck to the pour, around the side of a house, through a gate, down a slope, or across a finished floor. Nothing gets torn up to get concrete to the back yard.

That same setup handles a small patio and a commercial footing day with equal steadiness. Steady volume, controlled placement, and an operator who has been reading pours in the Sacramento Valley for decades.

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PLACEMENT WHERE ACCESS IS TIGHT

Hose runs where a truck cannot back up: side yards, courtyards, basements, second-floor decks, and pours behind existing landscaping. The line does the walking instead of your crew.

ONE CREW, ONE SETUP, ON TIME

Equipment kept clean and maintained, hose sized to the pour, and a schedule we hold to. Residential slabs and flatwork or commercial footings and walls get the same preparation.

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Serving Sacramento and Surrounding Areas

Our line pump works the greater Sacramento region every week, from tight downtown backyards to new tract work out past the county line.

If your pour sits within a reasonable haul of the valley floor, chances are we already run a truck past it. Below are the communities we work in most often. Not on the list? Call and ask — we cover more ground than we can fit on a page.

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Sacramento

Home base since 1993 — downtown alleys, midtown additions, and infill lots where a truck chute will never reach.

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Carmichael

Established neighborhoods with narrow side yards and big trees, where hose length beats boom access every time.

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Rancho Cordova

Light commercial pads, warehouse floors, and equipment footings on the east side of the county.

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Folsom

Hillside footings, retaining walls, and pool decks where grade change makes wheelbarrows a non-starter.

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Citrus Heights

Driveway replacements, garage slabs, and RV pads across the greater Sacramento region’s north corridor.

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Elk Grove and Roseville

Newer subdivisions north and south of the city, where long line runs get concrete past fresh landscaping and tight setbacks.

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Family-owned expertise since 1993

Three decades of pumping concrete in the same valley, for the same neighbors.

Redline Concrete Pumping started as a family business in 1993 and it has stayed one. The people who answer the phone are the same people who show up on the pad, pull the hose, and clean up when the pour is finished. There is no dispatch office between you and the operator.

Decades of local work means we know the ground here: tight side yards, second-story decks, long backyard runs, and the kind of Sacramento heat that changes how a mix behaves by mid-morning. That experience is why our line pump gets placed once, correctly, instead of being repositioned three times while your crew stands around.

Every job gets the same treatment, whether it is a small residential slab or a commercial footing schedule: clean equipment, an operator who communicates, an honest arrival window, and a site left the way we found it.

More about the family behind Redline

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Line pump work on a residential pad in the Sacramento area.

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Equipment kept serviced and inspected between pours.

Residential and commercial concrete pumping

One line pump, two kinds of jobsite: tight backyards where a truck will never fit, and commercial pours that need a steady, controlled placement all day.

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Residential concrete pumping

Backyard patios, pool decks, driveways, walkways, garage slabs and footings. The line pump reaches over fences, around side yards and through gates that no mixer truck chute will ever get to.

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Commercial concrete pumping

Tenant improvements, warehouse slabs, curb and gutter, retaining walls and equipment pads. Controlled placement that keeps the crew moving and the pour on schedule.

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Ready to pump concrete?

Get your concrete pumping project started.

Call Redline Concrete Pumping at 916 705 5818 and talk to the family that has been running line pump work in Sacramento since 1993. Tell us the pour, the access, and the date.

Prefer to write it down? Send your project details through our contact page and we will get back to you with a straight answer.

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