About Our Company

Showing Our Clients The Difference for Over 20 years

Here at Concrete Services Pump & Finish, Inc., our number one priority is to deliver exceptional services for all of our customers, large and small. We specialize in all aspects of concrete pumping for residential and commercial applications. We pride ourselves in being able to keep an open line of communication so that we can better understand your needs, ensuring that they are met at every stage of the project.

A Foundation Of Our Community

Over the years our reputation has remained solid due to our commitment to quality customer service and satisfaction. Serving the Miami-Dade and Broward Area since 1998, we’ve established our reputation through hard work, grit, and flawless execution of our projects every time. Our versatility between residential, commercial and industrial clients has made us a power house in the concrete industry.


It is a pleasure for us to serve you and we are pleased that many of our clients return to us for assistance with future projects. Whenever you are planning a project or renovating a property, make the decision to rely on the best — Concrete Services Pump & Finish, Inc. We won’t let you down!

Frequently Asked Questions

We know you might have some questions about our concrete pour or residential or commercial services. Find answers to frequently asked questions.

  • Do you provide free estimates?

    Yes, we provide free estimates for all of our services; simply contact us at 305-218-2467 and we’d be happy to assist you.

  • Can you deliver on short notice?

    Yes, in most cases we can provide same-day delivery.

  • Why is concrete the better alternative than asphalt?

    Although asphalt may be a little more economical than concrete, a good-quality concrete driveway will last about 30 years with little to no maintenance. On the other hand, asphalt driveways will need periodic sealing coats to prevent cracking.

  • What causes concrete to crack?

    By nature, concrete shrinks as it hardens. When placed on supporting soil or around steel reinforcement, the concrete mass is prevented from shrinking.

  • Do cracks in the concrete indicate a structural problem?

    In most cases, no. Cracks that have movement relative to the opposite side should be investigated by an engineer.