KCD Concrete Clinic - August 10, 2013 - Kitsap Conservation District

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Here’s a chance to learn how to pour your own walkways or pads. Learn from experts!

KCD District Office – 10332 Central Valley Rd. Poulsbo

Learn how to: Calculate mix and amount needed for your project, form the area for the project, order the correct mix and amount, pour and finish the concrete, and cure the finished project.

We will go over all these details before the real pour happens at about 10 AM. Live action after the truck arrives! The lessons learned will enable you to pour a small foundation for a walkway or pad for manure storage or other farm building areas.

Call for a spot in this hands-on clinic

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