ChavezConcretePumping

3 years in Dallas.
Can’t believe it’s already been that long.

Truth is, this wasn’t our first try at Texas. Four and a half years ago we took a shot at Lubbock and it didn’t work. We learned the hard way that you can’t just send equipment somewhere and expect it to take off. We didn’t transfer our culture, and it showed.

I told myself if we ever tried Texas again, we’d do it right. We’d bring what built us, not just what we own.
In 2023 we loaded up two pumps, had one client lined up, no guarantees, and made the move to Dallas. This time we brought our people, our standards, and our way of doing things. Our branch manager trusted me enough to move his entire life out here. Our operators believed in it. Our GM held it all together overseeing everything from day one. That trust has been everything.

What started with a gut feeling has grown into a full operation serving the entire DFW metroplex. And 2026 is poised to be the biggest year in company history.

None of this happens without the people behind it. Our branch manager, our GM, our mechanics, our operators, our office controller. One giant collaborative effort. And to every GC, superintendent, and foreman who gave us a shot and keeps calling us back, thank you.
Here’s to the next three.

www.chavezpumping.com

We are proud to team with Chavez Concrete Contractors to construct 18 buildings for a new hypersonic missile manufacturing facility in Rio Rancho, New Mexico, operated by Castelion.
With our versatile fleet we can help accelerate the already demanding schedule.

We take pride in supporting work that strengthens New Mexico's role in advanced manufacturing and national defense, and we appreciate the confidence placed in our crews to deliver at this scale.