Concrete Pumping in Starke, Florida
Boom pump and line pump service for Bradford County contractors. Lake Butler HQ is 15 miles from downtown Starke, so Croft crews roll in early and stay on schedule.
Your closest concrete pump crew
Starke is the shortest run on our board. From the Croft yard in Lake Butler it is a 15 mile drive up SR-100, which means our boom and line trucks are on your Starke jobsite before most pumpers have left their shop. Justin runs the company, the crew knows the Bradford County road network, and hourly billing starts when we pour. We pump regularly in Bradford County, typically one to two jobs on a busy week, covering residential slabs, light commercial footings, county road work, and the occasional Camp Blanding adjacent project without hauling in equipment from two counties away. We pump alongside Columbia Ready-Mix and SRM Concrete plants serving Bradford County and the US-301 corridor.
- 15 mile run from Lake Butler HQ, earliest arrival in Bradford County
- Boom pump and line pump, residential and commercial
- Hourly billing with a minimum fee, one rate on the clock
- Fully insured, owner-led
Why Bradford County contractors call Croft first
Starke sits 15 miles up SR-100 from the Croft yard in Lake Butler, which makes Bradford County the shortest run on our dispatch board. When a Starke contractor calls at 6:30am and needs a pump on site by 7:30am, we are the crew that can actually make that happen. Other pumpers are driving in from Gainesville, Ocala, or farther. We are already halfway there.
That proximity matters more in Bradford County than most places. Starke is a small town, and the contractor community is tight. Framers, finishers, and GCs talk to each other, and a pumper who shows up late once does not get called twice. Croft has been pouring in Bradford County for more than twenty years, and a lot of the relationships go back almost that far. Justin knows the guys running the jobs, and the jobs run smoother because of it.
The work in Starke is a mix. On the residential side, we pump footings and slabs for custom home builds off CR-225, SR-16, and the subdivisions north of town toward Santa Fe Lake. These are steady, bread-and-butter pours: 10 to 40 yards, in and out, often paired with a line pump where the truck cannot reach the pad. On the light commercial side, we see tilt-wall footings, warehouse slabs, and the occasional retail pad along the US-301 corridor that runs through the middle of town.
Camp Blanding proximity adds another layer. The Florida National Guard installation draws subcontractors who need pumping for support facility work, concrete pads for equipment staging, and infrastructure on the perimeter. We are not chasing federal contracts, but when a local contractor wins Blanding-adjacent work and needs a pump crew that can get there, Croft is usually the nearest option.
Bradford County also runs a steady stream of county road and culvert work, and our line pump handles the tight access and long reaches that come with bridge abutments, headwalls, and drainage structures. For longer reaches into a fenced backyard or over a house, the boom pump handles it without dragging hose across finished landscaping.
Billing is hourly with a minimum fee. The estimate on the phone is the invoice you pay. You tell us what the pour is, when you need us, and where the truck can set up. We give you an estimate, a start time, and a crew that shows up ready. Pours that land on schedule are the whole product. Call us at (386) 623-1782 or email office@croftconcrete.com to put a Starke date on the book.
Booking a Starke pump with Croft
Call with your pour details
Yards, mix, access, pour date, and whether you need boom or line. Two minutes on the phone gets you an estimate.
Lock your date
We confirm the Starke date and time on our board. Bradford County runs usually get early slots because the drive is short.
Crew rolls from Lake Butler
Truck leaves the yard in time to arrive before your mud. We set up, prime, and pour on your schedule.
Clean, off, on to the next
We wash out on site where permitted, hand you the hours, and invoice clean. No surprise line items.
What Bradford County contractors say
Starke concrete pumping FAQ
Everything contractors ask before booking a pump.
How fast can Croft get a pump to a Starke jobsite?+
Starke is 15 miles from our Lake Butler yard, so for a morning pour we leave early enough to be on site before your trucks. Same-day calls depend on our board, but Bradford County is the easiest county for us to squeeze in.
Do you pour near Camp Blanding?+
Yes. We pump for contractors working Blanding-adjacent projects. We do not hold federal contracts directly, but we support subs who do.
Boom pump or line pump for a Starke residential slab?+
Depends on access. If the mixer can back up to the pad, a line pump is usually the cheaper call. If the pad is behind the house, fenced, or on the far side of landscaping, a 39-meter boom pump saves the whole day.
What is the minimum charge for a Bradford County pour?+
We bill hourly with a minimum fee. Call (386) 623-1782 with your pour details and we will give you a clean estimate before the truck rolls.
Our Services
Boom Pump
39-meter boom pump for large commercial pours and elevated placements. Crews handle complex job sites across North Central Florida.
Learn more →Line Pump
Tight-access line pump solutions for residential pours, pool decks, slab work, and confined job sites where boom pumps can't reach.
Learn more →Commercial
Commercial concrete pumping for contractors, builders, and general contractors. Coordinated pours with ready-mix suppliers to reduce wait time on site.
Learn more →Residential
Residential concrete pumping for finishers, pool contractors, and custom home builders needing reliable placement in driveways, patios, and foundations.
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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.
