Welcome

At NMN Construction, we specialize in structural concrete applied in the shotcrete method for commercial projects. From the onset, our preconstruction department provides innovative solutions for the field teams to deliver a high-quality concrete product safely and efficiently.

Services

NMN Construction is the premier, self-performing structural concrete and general contractor specializing in pneumatically placed concrete (shotcrete) and Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP). Established in 1994, we are renowned for our expertise in delivering complex structural concrete solutions for seismic retrofit, structural rehabilitation, slope stabilization, channel lining, basement and perimeter walls, reservoirs, tunnels and foundations. Self-performing the entire scope of work ensures our teams can deliver innovative solutions safely and efficiently without depending on third party contractors. We service all market sectors and are licensed, bonded, and insured in multiple states. Every project we take on is tailored to meet the unique needs of our clients and their communities. At NMN Construction, quality means everything, and it’s the standard we bring to every project. 

Structural Shotcrete

Structural concrete applied by high-velocity pneumatic spray.

Structural Concrete

Cast-in-place concrete for foundational and structural elements.

Fiber Reinforced Polymer

Composite fiber wrapping to strengthen and reinforce concrete.

Advantages to Shotcrete

  1. Formwork savings of 50 to 100% over conventional cast-in-place construction.
  2. Formwork does not have to be designed for internal pressures.
  3. Complex shapes require very little, if any, formwork.
  4. Crane and other equipment savings or elimination.
  5. Labor savings of at least 50% in repair applications.
  6. New construction speed savings of 33 to 50%.
  7. Speed of repair reduces or eliminates downtime.
  8. Better bonding to the substrate, which enhances durability.
  9. Adaptability to repair surfaces that are not cost-effective with other processes.
  10. Ability to access difficult-to-reach areas, including overhead and underground.