Rinker Materials

Ever wonder what keeps cities running when heavy rain hits, or roads get flooded? A lot of the hard work happens underground.

Reinforced Concrete Pipe (RCP) has been helping move stormwater, support sewer systems, and protect communities for more than 100 years. In fact, some concrete pipe systems installed in the 1800s are still in service today.

Built to handle heavy traffic, extreme weather, and large volumes of water, RCP is one of the most durable and dependable materials used in infrastructure. It may not be the most visible part of a project, but it is one of the most important.

At Rinker Materials, we are proud to provide solutions that help keep communities moving, safe, and prepared for the future.
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Happy National Infrastructure Week!

Rinker Materials was represented by John Susong, Bruce Spatz, and Craig Ramsey at the Transportation Construction Coalition (TCC) Fly-In in Washington, D.C.

This event provided a valuable opportunity to meet with Representative Sharice Davids, Representative Dave Taylor, and Representative Tim Burchett to discuss the critical importance of strengthening America’s infrastructure and advancing policies that support long-term investment in our nation’s transportation systems.

The conversations focused on the role concrete plays in building the nation’s infrastructure and the importance of the roadway authorization and surface transportation reauthorization bill as a foundation for sustained infrastructure development across the country. Continued federal support is essential to ensuring safe, reliable, and resilient infrastructure for communities nationwide. Concrete products help deliver durable infrastructure designed to withstand fire, flood, and other natural disasters. Unlike many alternative materials, concrete is non-combustible and plays a vital role in critical roadways, bridges, and emergency evacuation routes that communities depend on during times of crisis. These resilient solutions are essential to Building America Stronger.

These investments are about people, protecting families, improving safety, and ensuring that every community has access to dependable roads and infrastructure during both everyday use and emergency situations.

It was an honor to advocate for the concrete and transportation construction industries and to reinforce the importance of infrastructure investment that supports economic growth, public safety, and national resilience.

We appreciate the opportunity to engage in these important discussions and remain committed to supporting policies that strengthen America’s infrastructure for generations to come.

Rinker Materials Headwalls and Wingwalls do more than finish the job — they help keep roads, bridges, and drainage systems safer and stronger.

From guiding water flow to protecting exposed pipe ends and holding embankments in place, these precast solutions are built to handle the tough stuff.

Durable, DOT-compliant, and made for long-term performance, Headwalls and Wingwalls are small details that make a big impact.
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