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Pervious Concrete

CONCRETE THAT MANAGESSTORMWATER NATURALLY

Our pervious concrete allows rainwater to pass through, reducing runoff and replenishing groundwater. Ideal for projects that require both durability and permeability, it delivers long-term performance while helping manage stormwater naturally.

What Is Pervious Concrete?

Pervious concrete is a specially designed concrete that allows stormwater to pass through the surface and into the ground below. It helps reduce runoff, replenish groundwater, and improve stormwater management while providing a durable paving solution for parking lots, sidewalks, trails, and other permeable applications.

How pervious concrete works

From Rainfall to Groundwater

Cutaway diagram of rain passing through pervious concrete, open graded stone, and native soil into groundwater
  1. Rain falls on the surface.
  2. Water flows through the pervious concrete.
  3. Open graded stone temporarily stores water.
  4. Water filters into the native soil.
  5. Groundwater is replenished and runoff is reduced.

BENEFITS OF PERVIOUS CONCRETE

Pervious concrete manages stormwater naturally by allowing water to drain through the pavement. It reduces runoff, improves site drainage, and supports sustainable, long-term pavement performance.

  • Reduces Stormwater Runoff
  • Improves Site Drainage
  • Minimizes Standing Water
  • Helps Recharge Groundwater
  • Supports Sustainable Development

applications

  • Driveway paved with pervious concrete
    Driveways
  • Aerial view of a striped parking lot with numbered spaces
    Parking Lots
  • Pervious concrete walkway beside a building
    Walkways
  • Backyard patio built with pervious concrete
    Patios
  • Pervious concrete trail through trees
    Trails
  • Park pathway and play area paved with pervious concrete
    Parks

FAQ

Pervious concrete allows water to pass through interconnected voids, reducing runoff and improving stormwater management.

Parking areas, sidewalks, trails, and environmentally sensitive developments commonly use pervious concrete.

Yes. Fresh on-site production provides excellent control over consistency.

Yes. Proper placement and curing are essential to maintain permeability.

Our ability to accurately proportion materials helps produce consistent pervious mixes.