When it comes to placing concrete, boom pumping can be a very efficient and reliable method. In fact, it certain cases it may be the only way of placing concrete, such as high rise buildings, or large slabs where the chutes of common concrete trucks can't reach. Consequently, the ease and speed of pumping, in many cases, make it the most economical system of concrete placement.

Line pumping offers many advantages. For example, we can pump concrete around most obstacles, uphill, downhill, or even under water. Additionally, it takes less job-site space than conventional equipment, which can prove to be a job- saver. Since more cubic meters of concrete can be placed per hour than with the antiquated method of using common chute trucks, buckets, elevators and wheelbarrows, it usually proves to be the most cost-effective method of placing concrete.

Shotcrete is a method of projecting or spraying concrete, which means that it can be applied horizontally or to a vertical facing. In fact, the shotcrete process is particularly suited for curved or sculpted surfaces. Consequently, is it commonly used in building swimming pools, tanks, zoo enclosures, sewer linings, bridges, and artificial rock walls. Since highly-developed application procedures exist today, an extremely high-quality result can be regularly obtained through "Commercial Shotcrete".