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Concrete Promotion Resources

NRMCA provides a variety of resources suitable for owners, architects, engineers, concrete producers, contractors and other concrete and construction industry organizations. For a full list of concrete promotion publications/resources in the NRMCA online store, click here.

Owners, architects and engineers can request at no cost up to five copies of the brochures that are noted with an asterisk (*) through an e-mail request to mbarringer@nrmca.org

Pervious Concrete:

• Pervious Contractor Certification Program - Administered by local sponsoring groups

• *When it Rains, It Drains - 4-page pervious concrete brochure– 4-page general information brochure, free downloadable PDF 

• Freeze/Thaw Pervious Brochure - 17 page brochure

• Pervious Concrete Pavement (NRMCA/PCA Publication)- 32 page booklet covers benefits and engineering properties of pervious concrete

• Pervious Concrete: Hydrological Design & Resources (CD-ROM)

• Pervious Concrete at the LEED™- Certified East Atlanta Library (Mini-CD-ROM)

• PerviousPavement.org –  Comprehensive pervious concrete site for specifiers includes full text of Pervious Concrete Pavement booklet

Other Services and Resources:

• NRMCA's Buildings Under Design ("BUD") Online Lead Program - NRMCA state affiliate program provides early information on new projects, member discounts for service also available

• Concrete in Practice Series  - Information sheets for contractors (PDFs)

• “Webinar” Promotion Training – Training sessions on a variety of topics

• Concrete Promoter Directory – Planned for Fall 2007, concrete parking lot promoters are asked to register now

• NRMCA Promotion Articles– Free copies of articles from InFocus and other industry sources

• NRMCA Fiber “Savings” Calculator – Download this free excel spreadsheet to help estimate contractor savings on applications where fibers are useful