Pervious Concrete

Pervious concrete uses little to no sand in its production process. The absence of the fine aggregate creates an open-cell structure and thus a more sufficient storm water management system that allows rainwater to filter through to underlying soil.

There are both environmental and cost-cutting advantages to applying pervious concrete to a land development project. According to the United States Enviromental Protection Agency (EPA), nearly 90% of pollutants found on the surface of traditional parking lots leak into our rivers and streams via storm water runoff. Luckily the use of pervious concrete has improved these conditions by allowing oils and other hydrocarbon liquids to pass through the surface and enter back into the ground.

Consequently, the material also minimizes the potential for flash flooding and standing water. Without the need for retention ponds and other costly storm water management practices, pervious concrete can be considered the most economical choice for contractors.

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Placing Orders

We encourage you to call and place your orders as soon as you know your needs. Delivery hours are 7 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Cancellation of orders must be made at least 90 minutes in advance of delivery time. For more information regarding placing orders and special orders, please read our Ordering Information.