Areas We Serve Across North Central Florida

Croft Concrete Pumping covers eight counties out of Lake Butler. Boom and line pump service for contractors across Union, Bradford, Alachua, Columbia, Baker, Suwannee, Putnam, and Marion.

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Eight counties, one crew

Croft Concrete Pumping runs out of Lake Butler in Union County and covers eight counties across North Central Florida. If you are a contractor pouring in this region and you need a boom pump or line pump, we probably already service the town. Almost everything west and south of the Suwannee River is on our board. Hourly billing, fully insured, owner-led by Justin Croft.

  • Eight counties: Union, Bradford, Alachua, Columbia, Baker, Suwannee, Putnam, Marion
  • Boom pump and line pump, residential and commercial
  • Hourly billing with a minimum fee, one rate on the clock
  • Fully insured, owner-led in-house
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Local Expertise

Every town Croft pours in

Croft Concrete Pumping is based in Lake Butler, Union County, and from that yard we cover eight counties of North Central Florida. Some towns in our service area have their own pages on this site because we do enough work there to warrant it. The rest are listed here. If your town is on this page and you are a contractor who needs a pump, call us. If your town is not on this page but you are in one of the eight counties, call us anyway.

Union County. Lake Butler is home. Our yard, our shop, our trucks, and Justin office are all here. We pour residential and commercial work across Union County as a matter of course, and the entire county is inside our minimum response window. Worthington Springs, Raiford, and the rural outskirts of Union County are all regular stops.

Bradford County. Starke has its own page because it is our closest larger town at 15 miles. Beyond Starke, we also pour in Lawtey, Hampton, and Brooker. Rural residential, small commercial, and county road work are the typical jobs.

Alachua County. Gainesville anchors the county and has its own coverage. Beyond Gainesville we pour in Alachua, High Springs, Newberry, Archer, Hawthorne, and Waldo. These range from custom residential on acreage builds out west to commercial pads along US-441 and SR-24. Alachua and High Springs have seen steady growth, and we are a regular pumper for the GCs working those markets. Hawthorne and Waldo are smaller and more rural, but the work is there and we make the run.

Columbia County. Lake City is the hub, and it has its own page. Beyond Lake City we pour in Fort White and the rural areas south toward the Suwannee River. I-75 commercial work and residential builds on larger lots are both part of the regular rotation.

Baker County. Macclenny is the county seat and our main Baker County town. We pour residential and light commercial in Macclenny and Glen St. Mary, mostly for contractors building custom homes and small commercial along US-90 and I-10. Baker County is our northeast edge, and we handle it without issue.

Suwannee County. Live Oak has its own page. Beyond Live Oak, we pour in Branford, Wellborn, and McAlpin, mostly rural residential and agricultural operations. The Spirit of the Suwannee area and the I-10 corridor both drive steady work.

Putnam County. Palatka has its own page. Beyond Palatka, we cover Interlachen, Crescent City, and the areas around Keystone Heights and Melrose, which sit on the Putnam and Clay county edges. Lake country residential is the dominant work, often on sloped lots where a 39-meter boom pump earns its keep.

Marion County. Ocala has its own page. Beyond Ocala, we cover Dunnellon, Belleview, and Silver Springs. Marion County is our southern edge and the runs are longer, but the work justifies it, especially on boom pump calls for commercial and custom residential.

Beyond our nine city pages, our regular weekly route also includes Steinhatchee and Suwannee Town along the Gulf Coast. We rotate monthly through Perry to the north in Taylor County. See our Cross City and Chiefland pages for more on Gulf Coast pours.

Edges and tertiary coverage. We do take calls from contractors in Trenton and Williston (Gilchrist and Levy counties) outside our regular weekly Gulf Coast loop. These are outside our core eight-county zone, so the scheduling depends on the week and the pour size. Call and ask, we will tell you straight whether we can make the run.

Billing across every town is the same: hourly with a minimum fee, one rate from setup through washout. Call (386) 623-1782 or email office@croftconcrete.com.

How It Works

How coverage works

01

Call with your town and pour

Tell us where and what. If you are in the eight counties, we can almost always make it work.

02

We confirm the run

Scheduling depends on drive time and pour size. You get a straight answer and a clean estimate.

03

Crew rolls from Lake Butler

Truck leaves the Union County yard in time to arrive before your concrete.

04

Hourly billing, clean invoice

No surprise line items at the end, no matter which town the pour is in. Hourly rate in, hourly rate out.

Testimonials

Contractors across North Central Florida

“When anyone asks me who I would recommend to pump a job for them, the first name that comes out of my mouth is always Croft Concrete Pumping.”

Justin Riccelli
Smyrna Ready Mix, Belleview FL

“On time, professional service and easy to work with.”

Wade Quattromani
Creteworks Concrete, Beverly Hills FL
Questions Contractors Ask

Service area FAQ

Everything contractors ask before booking a pump.

Which counties does Croft cover?+

Union, Bradford, Alachua, Columbia, Baker, Suwannee, Putnam, and Marion. That is eight counties across North Central Florida, all covered from our Lake Butler yard.

My town is not on this page. Can you still pump my job?+

If you are inside the eight counties listed, almost certainly yes. If you are on the edges (Gilchrist, Levy, Dixie, Taylor, or Clay), call us and we will tell you whether the run works for your pour date.

How do I book a pour in one of your smaller coverage towns?+

Call (386) 623-1782 with the address, yardage, mix, and access. Shannon will confirm whether the crew can be there for your date, and you will get an hourly estimate before anything rolls.

Is billing the same in every town you serve?+

Yes. Hourly with a minimum fee, one rate on the clock. Same billing whether the pour is 15 miles from Lake Butler or 70.

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Reach out by phone or email for a free hourly estimate. Our office is in Lake Butler, FL and we serve contractors across North Central Florida.

Croft Concrete Pumping
Boom Pump · Line Pump · Commercial · Residential
Location
7598 SW County Road 241
Lake Butler, FL 32054
Hours
Mon-Sat 6:00am-6:00pm
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Fully Insured Est. 2003
Serving a 100+ mile radius from Lake Butler