Concrete pumps in Singapore
Concrete pumps in Singapore cost from about S$1,250 for a grout or mortar pump to about S$395,000 for a large boom pump, and a small portable concrete pump is around S$7,500 to S$14,700. These are approximate prices from sellers' websites in November 2026. For a current quote, send a request on BlaBlaPrice and sellers will reply in the chat.
Approximate prices in Singapore, November 2026 (sellers' websites)| Pump | Approximate price |
|---|
| Grout, mortar and cement pumps | S$1,250 to S$18,100 |
| Small portable concrete pumps | S$7,500 to S$14,700 |
| Used stationary concrete pump | about S$87,900 |
| Truck-mounted concrete pumps | S$89,600 to S$198,300 |
| Large boom pumps | S$243,100 to S$395,400 |
Operator training and safety
Mobile concrete pumps often have to be driven and repositioned by pump operators on worksites and in factories. The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) has supported a driving training programme for concrete pump operators, so ask the hire company to show that the operator has completed it. The Workplace Safety and Health Council has also urged companies involved in concrete pumping to review their risk assessments and work procedures. A pump should meet the safety standards that apply to its type, so ask for its inspection record before it arrives on site.
Season and pour timing
Singapore has no winter, so a pour can be planned in any month. The climate is hot all year with wet and dry seasons, and rain is the main risk: a heavy shower can stop a pour or wash out the site. Book the pump with a backup date, check the forecast the day before and agree the pour window with your concrete supplier.
Sizes and what to specify
Snippets show truck-mounted pumps rated for 100 to 150 cubic metres an hour and reaching below 37 metres vertically, and mobile boom pumps listed at 48 to 57 metres. Give the boom reach in metres and the concrete volume in cubic metres, so the seller can match the pump to the pour. Ask whether delivery to the site is included, and name the town, because the site in Singapore, Tampines, Jurong West, Woodlands or Ang Mo Kio decides the travel time for the pump.
Your request in Singapore
Say whether you want to buy or rent, the pump type (stationary, truck-mounted or mobile boom), the boom length you need, the concrete volume, the pour date and your city. Add the model, year and condition if you have them, and your budget in S$. The more exact the request, the fewer questions sellers need to ask back.
BlaBlaPrice is free for buyers. Describe the job in your own words in a chat and add a photo if it helps. The AI reads the request, asks for missing details and looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Singapore, then shows the prices and businesses it found. Registered sellers reply in the chat with their own offer, price and terms, and your contacts stay hidden until you decide to exchange them. Compare concrete mixer trucks or drilling rigs, or see how it works.
Questions and answers
How much does a concrete pump cost in Singapore?
Grout and mortar pumps start around S$1,250, small portable pumps are about S$7,500 to S$14,700, and large boom pumps reach about S$395,000. These are approximate prices from sellers' websites in November 2026.
Who may operate a concrete pump?
Mobile pumps are often driven and repositioned by pump operators, and MOM has supported a driving training programme for them. Ask the hire company to show that the operator has completed it.
Is November a good time to pour?
Singapore has no winter, and the climate is hot all year with wet and dry seasons. Rain is the main risk, so book a backup date and check the forecast the day before.
Should I buy or rent a pump?
Tell sellers whether you want to buy or rent, and for how long. Rental prices did not appear in the search results, so ask sellers for a quote.
