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Old 11-03-2009, 08:53 AM   #1
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GC and construction clean up

I'm branching out into the Post-construction clean up and am running into two situations... and am interested to know what you all do or help me out.

For the various phases of clean up, the first phase is getting rid of the bricks, stones, lumber, drywall etc... do you all have your own people do that or you hire outside? For myself, I charge by the load on a 16" trailer. Please advise if there is a better method of doing that.

Secondly... when you do hire subcontractors to clean up for the first phase, how in-depth/detailed do you want them to get in regards to removing "ALL" the debris etc?

Thank You and depending on the replies, I may have a few follow up questions.

Leatherneck Constructon Clean Up
Marine Cleaning Co
Dallas, TX

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Old 11-07-2009, 08:56 AM   #2
Kevin
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I have my own crew that takes care debris removal. Find that we can keep better handle on what they do.
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