Hi.

I'm a homeowner with an old house that has a dirt floor for a basement. I want to put a few inches of concrete down to make it usable for storage space. The bulhead door is tiny, so I thought that the best way to get some concrete in there would be to pump it in. I would like to find a contractor or two to do this for me maybe, right after the holidays in January. I'm in Central N.J. between Freehold and Princeton. Zip Code is 08512. I guess any replies can be put here on the board and I'll respond to them.

Thanks for your help.  

I would suggest find a finish crew in the area that has experiance. Then ask them who they like using the best as far as redi mix and also for a pump. It sounds like you would need a line pump. Get a list of companies and see who has the most reasonable rate and make sure they will not leave your yard a disaster when they are done. Sometimes it is worth it to pay a little more per hour to a company that will take the time to clean any mess and not destroy plants and grass in the process.

Thanks.

The bulkhead door is only a few feet from the street, so a line going into the basement is no problem.

I guess the finish crew does the screeding and floating and all of that stuff?

Try Alegra concrete pumping.He is out of Manchester, has all that you would need.He will stop by and look at job for you.He also finishes concrete 732 845 4561.

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