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Smokey Point Concrete and Skagit Readymix have received press recognition from The Herald, Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce, and awards from National Ready Mixed Concrete Association (NRMCA) and Washington Aggregates & Concrete Association (WACA) for their outstanding service and safety.
Smokey Point Concrete takes prides in having one of the top safety ratings in our industry within Washington State. To find out more about our commitment to safety, including our Concrete Delivery Professional (CDP) certification, see our Safety Training.
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MSHA Safety Award
Darrell Wood and Bill Wartchow were recently given a safety award by the Mind Safety & Health Administration. [READ ARTICLE]
WACA Excellence In Concrete (EIC) Construction Award
SPC & CMI Homebuilders won Excellence in Concrete Construction Award for pervious concrete placed at the Stratford Place in Sultan, WA. [READ ARTICLE]
A Concrete Lesson by Eric Stevick
Students soak up geology from rock’s point of view.
The Herald Article,
February 15, 1996 [READ ARTICLE]
Pioneering Pervious Pavement at Stratford Place
Task Force assists City of Sultan and Developer, Craig Morrison of CMI Inc. CMI worked with Smokey Point Concrete to develop the mix, which includes fly ash, a waste by-product. [READ ARTICLE]
Camano Commons
2005 Washington Aggregates and Concrete Association award winners ...
http://www.djc.com/special/concrete05/decor2.html
Camano Commons
Location: 848 N. Sunrise Blvd., Camano Island
Owner/developer: Jeff Erickson
Project team: Gaffney Construction, general contractor; Lundeen Simonson, DKS and Backstrom Curb & Sidewalk, concrete contractors; Dykeman, architect; RB Engineering, structural engineer; Smokey Point Concrete, ready-mix supplierConcrete was used on the foundations and slabs of the buildings, many of which have 3-foot-tall exposed concrete stem walls that were board-formed with cedar planks. Several buildings have stained concrete floors.
Stratford Place
2006 Washington Aggregates and Concrete Association award winners ...
http://www.djc.com/special/concrete06/sustain.html
Stratford Place
Location: Sultan, Snohomish County
Owner/developer: CMI Homebuilders
Project team: CMI Homebuilders, general
contractor; Pervious Concrete Inc., concrete contractor; Smokey Point
Concrete, ready-mix supplier
Pervious concrete soaks up water, eliminating the need for conventional storm water detention systems. Pervious concrete is a two-part system, consisting of the concrete pavement and a coarse gravel retention layer for storm water storage. Using pervious concrete allows the development to exceed local storm water management regulations by eliminating untreated storm water and creating a zero runoff site. It also allows for direct recharge of rain water to ground water.