Concrete pump and concrete mixer truck hire in the Philippines
In the Philippines, hire for a concrete pump or a concrete mixer truck is quoted per job, once the volume, the pump type and the site are known. For context, a new concrete pump costs about ₱750,000 to ₱5,800,000 to buy, according to a supplier's price guide. Post a request on BlaBlaPrice with the concrete volume and the address to get current offers for your pour.
What the price depends on:
- Equipment: boom pump, trailer pump or mixer truck, and the boom reach in meters
- Concrete volume in cubic meters (m³) and what is being poured
- Duration, the pour date and the number of pours
- Site access: gate width, turning space and distance from the plant
- Whether the quote includes the trip from the depot
Operator, licence and experience
A job advert for a concrete mixer driver in the Philippines asks for a valid heavy vehicle driving license and at least five years of relevant experience. Ask in the request whether the hire includes a qualified operator for the pump, and ask the seller to confirm the operator's license before the pour.
Weather and season
The climate is hot all year, with wet and dry seasons instead of winter and summer. November is at the end of the wet season, and heavy rain can stop a pour or delay the pump on site. Agree a backup date in the request, and where possible plan large pours for the drier months from December to May.
Volume, reach and access
Concrete is ordered in cubic meters, and one cement mixer truck is listed as delivering 16 cubic meters per hour. Boom pumps are sold with reaches such as 30 meters, so state the height and the distance the concrete has to reach. Check that the truck can reach the gate and turn there, and tell the seller how far the site is from the batching plant in kilometers.
How it is hired here
Quotes are per job, so give the pour date, the duration and the full site address at the start. Cebu City and Davao City are far from Manila, so ask whether the price covers the trip from the depot to the site. Ask also who pays for waiting time if the site is not ready when the truck arrives.
Get offers on BlaBlaPrice by describing the pour in your own words in a free chat. The assistant asks for missing details, such as the volume and the address, and looks through concrete pump and mixer truck offers in the Philippines before it shows the prices it finds. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply in the chat with their own price, terms and delivery time, and your contacts stay hidden until you choose to exchange them. For related machines, see Vehicle & heavy equipment hire and Crane, or start at BlaBlaPrice.
Questions and answers
How much does a concrete pump cost to hire in the Philippines?
Hire is quoted per job, after the concrete volume, the pump type and the site are known. For comparison, a new concrete pump costs about ₱750,000 to ₱5,800,000 to buy, according to a supplier's guide.
Does the hire include the operator?
Ask for it in the request and confirm it in writing. A concrete mixer driver job in the Philippines calls for a valid heavy vehicle driving license and at least five years of relevant experience.
Is the rainy season a problem for a pour?
It can be. The wet season runs from about June to November, and heavy rain can stop a pour or delay the pump, so agree a backup date before you book.
What do I write in the request?
Give the concrete volume in cubic meters, the boom reach in meters, the pour date, the duration and the site address. Sellers reply with their price and terms.
