Booking a concrete pump in Benidorm means working around busy streets, tight parking and plenty of neighbours. Our compact truck-mounted Putzmeister static pump takes up much less room than a boom pump, and it comes with our own operator. Benidorm is about 10 km from our base in La Nucía, so we are close by for jobs in the town and in neighbouring Finestrat.
A small footprint for busy streets
Our pump lorry sets up in a small space next to the mixer, which matters in a town as busy as Benidorm.
A boom pump needs a wide, level area and room for its outriggers. In a busy street or a small car park that is often not available. Our pump fits behind the mixer lorry and the line is run by hand through the entrance, along a corridor or up the stairwell. That keeps the time we block the street as short as possible. Any permit needed to occupy the public road is normally arranged by whoever is carrying out the works, so check this with your builder before the day.
Liquid screed for renovations
Liquid screed is a quick way to lay a new, flat floor during a renovation, from 2.5 cm thick and walkable after one day.
Many properties in and around Benidorm are being updated: new floors, new underfloor heating, rooms knocked through. Liquid screed is pumped in through a line, finds its own level and lets other trades back in the next day. Not far from Benidorm, in Finestrat, we pumped 7 m³ of liquid screed for a floor. Read more on our liquid screed page.
Villas on the hills: Rincón de Loix and Sierra Cortina
Away from the towers, Benidorm and Finestrat have hillside villa areas where a compact pump is often the only practical option.
Rincón de Loix rises above the eastern end of Levante beach with villas looking out over the bay. Sierra Cortina, on the Finestrat side, is a private urbanisation of modern villas among pines and olive trees. On sites like these the pool and terraces are rarely next to the road. The line runs up to 400 metres from the pump and up to 50 metres high. See concrete for swimming pools and concrete driveways and patios.
Upper floors, within limits
We pump up to 50 metres high, which covers villas, town houses and lower and mid-level floors, but not the top of Benidorm's tower blocks.
We would rather be clear about that. For a roof terrace on a villa or a floor a few storeys up, our pump is ideal. For work much higher than 50 metres a different type of equipment is needed.
Fixed price, one point of contact
You get one fixed price for pump, operator and lines, with the concrete arranged by us, agreed before we start, and one person to deal with throughout.
We work for builders, renovation firms and pool contractors, and directly for owners. One point of contact talks to the owner, the builder and the Spanish concrete plant, so there are no misunderstandings on pour day. We can usually book within three working days. Send a photo of the access by WhatsApp to +34 633 361 962, or see how we work out the price on our prices page.
Don and Oliver were awesome, on time, excellent clean up and they clearly know what they are doing. Highly recommend and will have them back for some other work in the future
Bruce Ketcheson
Concrete pump in Benidorm: common questions
How far are you from Benidorm?
Our base in La Nucía is about 10 km from Benidorm.
Can you pump to an upper floor in an apartment block?
Up to 50 metres high, yes. Higher than that needs other equipment.
Do I need a permit to park the pump in the street?
Occupying the public road may need permission from the town hall. This is normally arranged by whoever is carrying out the works. Check with your builder.
Do you work in Finestrat and Sierra Cortina?
Yes. Finestrat is part of our regular area. We pumped 7 m³ of liquid screed for a floor there.
Can you do screed and concrete on the same job?
Yes. We pump both concrete and liquid screed, and agree a fixed price for the whole job.