Concrete Pump Station Construction

We construct both above-ground and subterranean concrete pump stations. Above-ground stations are typically used for irrigation and farm water supply, while subterranean stations serve larger applications such as municipal water systems, drainage networks, and wastewater management. Each is tailored to the client’s hydraulic requirements and engineering design.

There’s virtually no size limit — we build from compact, single-pump units to large, multi-chambered stations. We work closely with engineers to ensure structural capacity matches pump size, load requirements, and long-term flow demands.

We don’t install mechanical or electrical systems directly. Our role is to construct the civil and structural components — including chambers, floors, walls, and bases — that house and protect your equipment. We can recommend trusted mechanical contractors from our preferred partner network.

Our pump stations are designed with raised plinths, sealed entry points, and integrated drainage to prevent flooding. Access hatches, ladders, or service doors are included to allow safe inspection and maintenance throughout the structure’s lifespan.

Yes. We also construct related works such as concrete foundations, access roads, and control rooms, ensuring each pump station is fully serviceable and integrated into the client’s broader water management system.

A pump house is a small protective building for a single pump system, often on a farm or private property. A pump station is a larger facility designed to move large volumes of water, sewage, or industrial fluids across longer distances.

We handle all civil and concrete construction — foundations, chambers, slabs, retaining walls, and protective structures — but not the pump installation or piping.

We work with municipalities, agricultural operations, and industrial facilities that need reliable concrete infrastructure for new or upgraded pump systems.

We use high-strength concrete, precision formwork, and proper site grading to ensure every structure is watertight, durable, and low-maintenance for decades.