Lower equipment costs
Reduce equipment costs by up to 50% and eliminate expensive concrete pump rentals, with a potential return on investment in 3–4 days of use.
MicroCrete Systems Inc. · Delaware C Corporation
Invest in the solution for concrete pumping.
A revolutionary hopper attachment designed to save time, cut costs, and transform the way contractors place concrete. Created by Tim Barry, a contractor with 25 years of field experience.
U.S. Patent D742,428 S
Built for the jobsite
A simpler way to place concrete
MicroCrete attaches seamlessly to existing excavators, utilizing the same hydraulic system that operates the bucket. Its simple, gravity-fed mechanism enables precise concrete placement without complex pumps.
From tight urban spaces to remote sites, the hopper brings controlled placement closer to the work—without the setup and expense of a traditional pump on every job.
What sets us apart
A straightforward attachment built around the realities of concrete placement, with the flexibility to serve projects of different sizes.
Reduce equipment costs by up to 50% and eliminate expensive concrete pump rentals, with a potential return on investment in 3–4 days of use.
Place concrete in urban environments, confined areas, and remote sites with minimal setup.
Designed for small to large projects, with the ability to operate multiple units in demanding environments.
The gravity-fed system can cut fuel consumption and emissions by reducing reliance on fuel-hungry concrete pumps.
A durable design for harsh environments, helping reduce waste and support more sustainable jobsite operations.
A simple design means fewer maintenance demands and less downtime compared to traditional pump equipment.
A great market opportunity
The U.S. construction equipment market was valued at $45 billion in 2023. MicroCrete Systems is positioned to serve concrete placement for small- to medium-sized projects, as well as large-scale infrastructure and defense applications in demanding environments.
We believe a simpler, cost-effective tool can address many concrete pumping use cases in the U.S. and beyond—with potential applications across global markets.
Efficiency that adds up
By reducing the need for fuel-hungry concrete pumps, the gravity-fed hopper can help contractors lower fuel use, emissions, and material waste. More efficient operations can mean lower costs and a smaller carbon footprint.
Traditional concrete pumps can cost up to $2,500 per day to rent. At a one-time cost of $10,000, MicroCrete Systems is designed to pay for itself quickly while reducing ongoing rental costs.
The opportunity, in full
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