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Pervious Concrete Links & Information
NRMCA Pervious
Concrete Contractor Certification
The NRMCA course is designed to educate, train and
certify concrete finishers in pervious concrete
placement. Ohio Concrete will provide the half day
classroom training necessary for the knowledge in
pervious concrete materials and proper placement
procedures in preparations for the written 'technician'
exam following the training. The next available
course will be held on August 4, 2010 in Zanesville, OH.
Looking
for a certified pervious concrete contractor?
View a list of contractors currently certified as NRMCA Pervious Concrete Contractors and
find out more about the program offered through the
Ohio Ready Mixed Concrete Association.
Specifier's Guide for
Pervious Concrete Pavement with Detention
Approved
by the Ohio Ready Mixed Concrete Association Technical
Committee, you
can download the latest version of the Specifier's Guide
for Pervious Concrete Pavement with Detention.
Deteriorated asphalt pavement around the drainage
inlet in your parking lot, may be an opportunity.
You could improve the drainage, repair the pavement
and learn to use pervious concrete all in one little
project.
Click on the drawing below to download estimated
quantities to construct your own miniature storm
water detention system with a pervious concrete
pavement cap.
Information ::
Find out about the ORMCA/NRMCA
Pervious Concrete Contractor Certification Course.
Take a Tour and experience the
versatility of concrete and cement including direct
links to a wide realm of other concrete websites at the
PCA's Concrete Thinker Website.
Visit the NRMCA and PCA's
Pervious Concrete Pavement website for the latest
information, links and project planning
assistance for
pervious
concrete.
Pervious Concrete Links & Information
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for a certified pervious concrete contractor? 
