What part of the country are you guys located? I respect the hard work and the outcome always looks great but a concrete pump would save a lot of labor and you rarely get any splatter on your surroundings. You would then not have to pour your loads really wet. That saves you money by cutting back on the overtime because your guys are not waiting on concrete to set up. Just an opinion and nothing more!
Appreciate the comment Hector, we charge for power buggy , yes it is more work and clean up but I also put that in the bill. Concrete pumps are expensive here in Mississippi and the mess behind its even worse.
