Concrete Pumping in Cross City, Florida

We pump concrete weekly in Cross City, Chiefland, Steinhatchee, and Suwannee Town. Hourly billing, no fuel surcharges, fully insured. Lake Butler based, on-site across the Gulf Coast.

Cross City + Dixie County Pours

On-Site Weekly in Cross City and the US-19 Corridor

Cross City is the seat of Dixie County and the Gulf Coast hub for our weekly route. From our Lake Butler base we pump concrete in Cross City, Chiefland, Steinhatchee, and Suwannee Town on a regular weekly schedule, with monthly rotations through Perry to the north.

Whether you are pouring a slab on the US-19 corridor, a foundation in a fishing community along the Gulf, or a commercial pad in town, we deliver hourly-billed pump service that keeps your concrete moving. We work alongside Columbia Ready-Mix and SRM Concrete plants serving this region.

  • Weekly presence in Cross City, Chiefland, Steinhatchee, Suwannee Town
  • Boom pump (39m Schwing) for elevated or obstructed pours
  • Multi-pump Schwing line fleet for slabs and foundations
  • Hourly billing, no fuel surcharges, no primer fees, fully insured
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Pumping Concrete Across Dixie County

A Weekly Route Through the Gulf Coast Communities

Cross City sits at the crossroads of US-19 and US-27 Alt, the Gulf Coast highway that links Dixie County to Levy County to the south and Taylor County to the north. Our weekly Cross City route covers the town itself plus the Gulf-side communities that depend on it: Chiefland just south on US-19, Steinhatchee on the coast where fishing and second-home construction drive demand, and Suwannee Town at the mouth of the Suwannee River.

Concrete pumping in this region looks different from inland markets. Driveways serve fishing camps and weekend properties. Foundations get poured for stilted Gulf Coast homes that have to handle storm surge and wind load. Commercial pads serve marine and timber industries. Pour scheduling has to account for tide, wind, and the longer drive times between job sites.

Justin started pumping in this region in the early 2000s and has built relationships with concrete contractors and finishers across Dixie, Levy, and Taylor counties. We work alongside local concrete plants on most jobs, and we coordinate directly with your finisher and the supplier unless you are managing concrete supply yourself.

How a Cross City Pump Runs

Booking a Cross City pump

01

Tell Us About Your Pour

Same-day estimates by phone, written estimates available on request. The sooner we know about Gulf Coast pours, the better we can sequence them with the rest of our weekly route.

02

We Coordinate the Pour

Justin coordinates timing with your finisher and the concrete plant unless you are managing concrete supply yourself.

03

Pump on Site

Our crew arrives, sets up, and pumps to wherever your finisher is working. Boom for elevated or obstructed pours, line for ground-level slabs.

04

Wash Out + Hourly Billing

We wash out per your GC rules. You get hourly billing at our posted minimum, no fuel surcharges, no primer fees.

What Contractors Say

Trusted by Concrete Plants and Builders Across North 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

“I have worked with Croft Concrete Pumping for years. They are on time, efficient and keep the job moving on schedule.”

Ben Lofstrom
Lofstrom Builders, LLC
Questions Contractors Ask

Cross City concrete pumping FAQ

Everything contractors ask before booking a pump.

How often do you pump in Cross City?+

We pump in Cross City weekly as part of our regular Gulf Coast route. The same route covers Chiefland, Steinhatchee, and Suwannee Town. The sooner the job is on the calendar, the better the chance of hitting your preferred date.

Do you serve other Dixie County and Gulf Coast communities?+

Yes. Our weekly route covers Cross City, Chiefland, Steinhatchee, and Suwannee Town. We rotate through Perry to the north on a monthly basis. For other Gulf Coast addresses, call us and we will tell you honestly whether we can fit you into our schedule.

What pumps work for Gulf Coast pours?+

Most ground-level slabs and foundations work with our Schwing line pump fleet. For elevated decks, stilted Gulf-front homes, or pours over obstacles, we bring our 39-meter Schwing boom pump.

What We Do

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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