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How Do I Get Commercial Concrete Pumping Contracts?

  • Writer: Nate Jones, CPCU, ARM, CLCS, AU
    Nate Jones, CPCU, ARM, CLCS, AU
  • Nov 13
  • 2 min read

Securing commercial concrete pumping contracts is one of the fastest ways to grow your business and increase revenue. These contracts often involve large-scale projects such as high-rise buildings, bridges, and commercial developments, which require specialized equipment and expertise.



Concrete Pumping Business

In this guide, we’ll share proven strategies to help you win more commercial contracts and position your business as a trusted partner in the construction industry.


Why Commercial Contracts Matter

Commercial projects typically offer:

  • Higher revenue per job

  • Long-term relationships with contractors

  • Opportunities for repeat business

  • Increased credibility in the market

However, competition is fierce, and contractors look for reliability, safety, and professionalism when choosing a concrete pumping partner.


1. Build a Professional Online Presence

Your website is your digital storefront. Make sure it includes:

  • Service Pages – Highlight commercial concrete pumping capabilities.

  • Project Portfolio – Showcase past commercial projects.

  • Contact Forms – Make it easy for contractors to request quotes.


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2. Network with General Contractors

Most commercial contracts come through relationships. To build connections:


3. Demonstrate Safety and Compliance

Contractors prioritize safety. Highlight:


4. Showcase Insurance Coverage

Commercial clients want assurance that you’re fully insured. Promote your coverage:



5. Offer Competitive Pricing

Research local rates and offer transparent quotes. Consider:

  • Hourly pricing for large projects.

  • Per-yard pricing for high-volume jobs.

  • Discounts for long-term contracts.


6. Use Paid Advertising

  • Google Ads – Target keywords like “commercial concrete pumping services”.

  • LinkedIn Ads – Reach contractors and developers.

  • Local Directories – List your business on construction service platforms.


7. Build a Reputation for Reliability

Deliver projects on time, maintain equipment, and provide excellent customer service. Positive reviews and referrals are key to winning more contracts.


Final Thoughts

Getting commercial concrete pumping contracts requires a mix of marketing, networking, and operational excellence. Build trust by showcasing your experience, safety standards, and insurance coverage.

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