Made for the places concrete struggles.

P3 Polymers was founded in 2013 by Dan Jones, a Longhorn rancher and serial entrepreneur searching for a better material for pasture fence posts. That search led him to polymer concrete—and to the realization that an exceptionally durable material remained significantly underused in construction.

In 2016, P3 began producing polymer concrete manholes. During the decade since, we have delivered projects to more than 20 states, with every structure produced at our manufacturing facility in Washington, Indiana.

Wastewater infrastructure remains our core focus because it is an application where polymer concrete can solve difficult and expensive problems. But our ambition extends beyond the structures we manufacture. We believe the construction industry has only begun to recognize what polymer concrete can do. Through the Polymer Concrete Innovation Center, we work to deepen understanding of the material, advance its technology and encourage its responsible use in new applications.

P3 is grounded in faith, family, honesty and community. Those values shape how we treat our employees, customers and partners—and how we approach the difficult problems entrusted to us. We are proud to manufacture in Washington, passionate about solving problems that matter and committed to pushing polymer concrete forward.