Concrete Tracker

When Hartman Concrete saw the plans for the proposed Fulton Bank in Harrisburg, they were intrigued by the use of the pervious asphalt in the parking lot. Having seen several pervious asphalt projects in the past, they knew that pervious asphalt paving in the city would be a maintenance nightmare for the building owner. After discussing the project with Ryan Coudriet, LEED, AP from Pyramid Construction, the general contractor, it was decided to provide a concrete alternate price for not only pervious asphalt, but for all the asphalt paving on the project. Once the bids were received, not only were concrete’s life cycle costs less than those of the asphalt, the initial costs were also found to be below that of the asphalt alternative.