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Propump Engineering Ltd

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ProPump Engineering Ltd has been a specialist in foamed concrete since 1991, designing, supplying, and placing lightweight foamed concrete across the UK. Leveraging extensive expertise and experience, the company has established itself as a premier supplier, having developed plants, materials, and methodologies for significant European projects, including mine filling and infrastructure works for Crossrail. Their core business encompasses material design and specification, bespoke manufacturing of foam concrete plants, and on-site supply services.

5N/mm2 to 12N/mm2, catering to diverse applications. The company has developed specialized mixes and in-house equipment capable of pumping foamed concrete over 200 linear metres, demonstrating their advanced capabilities in delivering solutions for complex construction challenges.

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Railway platform extension

Railway platform extension

Placing lightweight foamed concrete for rail upgrades and platform extensions.

Road base in Dartford, Kent

Road base in Dartford, Kent

Dartford, Kent

Pumping foamed concrete specialists placing fluid foam concrete for a road base.

Stabilising mines in Combe Down, Bath, Somerset

Stabilising mines in Combe Down, Bath, Somerset

Combe Down, Bath, Somerset

Placing some 600,000 cubic metres of foamed concrete to stabilise mines.

Decommissioning Victorian sewers

Decommissioning Victorian sewers

Decommissioning Victorian sewers with Foam Concrete. The network of Brick-lined sewers, built in the late 1800's has served…

Finsbury Park shaft

London Underground

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Crossrail

Infrastructure works for Crossrail.

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What does Propump Engineering Ltd do?

Specialist light weight foamed concrete for permanent void infill, abandonment, or temporary structures all over the UK. Design, supply and place/pump. Their listed services include Concrete works, Civil engineering, Groundworks, Utilities and Drainage.

Where is Propump Engineering Ltd based?

Propump Engineering Ltd is registered at Unit 6 Kennet Road Industrial, Estate, Crayford, Kent, DA1 4QN, in London.

What areas does Propump Engineering Ltd cover?

Propump Engineering Ltd states that it works across Nationwide.

How many people work at Propump Engineering Ltd?

Accounts filed for the year to 2025 report 8 employees, which places the company in the 1-9 employees band.

What is Propump Engineering Ltd's turnover?

Propump Engineering Ltd does not disclose turnover: UK small-company accounts are not required to. Based on headcount and trade debtors in its filed accounts, turnover is likely to fall between £970k and £2.6m. This is an estimate, not a filed figure.

Is Propump Engineering Ltd still trading?

Companies House lists Propump Engineering Ltd as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2025-09-30.

What sectors does Propump Engineering Ltd work in?

Propump Engineering Ltd works in Infrastructure, Industrial, Commercial and Residential.

When was Propump Engineering Ltd established?

Propump Engineering Ltd was incorporated on 1992-07-29, though the company says it has traded since 1991.

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