Serving Contractors Across North Central Florida
From our Lake Butler base we cover a 100+ mile radius. That includes Gainesville, Lake City, Ocala, Live Oak, Starke, Palatka, Macclenny, Cross City, Chiefland, and any jobsite within a one-to-two-hour drive of the yard.
100+ miles from Lake Butler, twenty three years on the pump
Croft Concrete Pumping has run boom and line pumps across North Central Florida for more than two decades. From our Lake Butler dispatch yard we cover a 100+ mile radius. Eight primary counties anchor the route (Union, Columbia, Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Marion, Suwannee, and Putnam), and we also pump extended-reach jobs in Cedar Key, Steinhatchee, Cross City, Old Town, Macclenny, and any jobsite within a one-to-two-hour drive. Staying regional means our crew knows the roads, the jobsite access quirks, and the batch plants on every route we run.
Justin runs the company and the dispatch yard, so decisions happen fast. Pumps roll Monday through Saturday, 6:00am to 6:00pm. When you call, you are talking to the people who own the equipment and schedule the crew, not a dispatcher three states away.
- Boom pump and line pump fleet, maintained in-house
- Hourly billing with a minimum fee, one rate from setup through washout
- Fully insured, owner-led by Justin Croft
- Monday through Saturday, 6:00am to 6:00pm
Cities and counties we pump every week
Nine core markets anchor the route. Pick your city below for local scheduling notes, jobsite details, and how to get an estimate from Croft.
Common questions from contractors across the region
Everything contractors ask before booking a pump.
What counties does Croft Concrete Pumping cover?+
We pump regularly in Union, Columbia, Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Marion, Suwannee, and Putnam counties. Lake Butler is the dispatch yard, and we typically stay within a one-hour drive, though we will go up to two hours when the work is there. Call the office and Justin will confirm whether we can hit your pour date.
How early do I need to book a pump truck?+
Scheduling can book up fast. The sooner the job is on the calendar, the better the chance of hitting your preferred date. Same-day estimates by phone, written estimates available on request. For critical commercial pours, we recommend booking at least a week out. Justin coordinates directly with the concrete plant before each pour, unless the customer is managing concrete supply themselves.
What makes your billing different from vendors that quote a flat day rate?+
We bill hourly, not daily. You pay for the pour time you actually used, not a padded day rate.
Can you run a boom pump and a line pump the same day?+
Yes, if both are booked in advance. Some contractors on commercial sites need a boom for the main pour and a line pump for a tight interior slab later in the day. We dispatch both out of Lake Butler and coordinate the timing so one crew is not stepping on the other.
Are you fully insured for commercial work?+
Yes. Croft Concrete Pumping, Inc. carries general liability and workers compensation on every project. Concrete pumping is not a regulated trade in Florida so there is no contractor license to cite. We can send certificates of insurance to your project manager before the pour so the paperwork does not hold up the schedule, email office@croftconcrete.com.
Why contractors across the region call us first
Regional Dispatch From Lake Butler
One central yard supports eight primary counties and extends service beyond them. No subcontracted pumps, no out-of-town trucks, no surprise sub-vendor invoices.
Hourly Billing, Honest Math
You get an estimate before the job and an hourly rate with a minimum fee once the pump hits the site. We bill by the hour if your job goes over the minimum fee. The number you hear is the number you pay. No line-item surprises at the end.
Crew That Actually Shows Up
Contractors in North Central Florida re-hire Croft because the pump lands on schedule. Justin runs the company, the crew is fully insured, and the trucks are maintained in-house so breakdowns stay rare.
Boom And Line, Same Dispatch
Whether the job calls for a 39-meter boom pump over a house or a line pump snaked through a pool gate, we run both out of the same yard. One call books the right rig for the pour.
North Central Florida
Croft Concrete Pumping operates from Lake Butler, FL, serving a ~100 mile radius across Union, Columbia, Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Marion, Suwannee, and Putnam counties.
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