And My Wife Wonders Why I Drink

ch0mpie

we've been using ground penetrating radar and vac trucks on a lot of jobs. As for gpr, its usefulness is directly related to the amount of experience the operater has.

dayexco

here we go again, son had 9 wire/gas main/power cable jumps in 120' what was really nice, was most of them ran at an angle to our excavation

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someday, i'll be as patient as Nick.

tgeb

Do you know all that is there when you bid and include the Pain in the ass costs in your initial bid, or do you do change orders for that sort of thing?

The one thing I hated about doing sewer house connections was working around the utilities. Really grinds on the nerves.

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Teetorbilt

Shoot, ain't nothin' to that! You should see what's at the base of a major bridge in downtown Ft. Laud.! Imagine all of that in a 16X16X6 hole + a water main and you're adding a 16" force main. Been there.

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rino1494

I pity the guy in the ditch with the shovel that day.

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lenny

Sorry but thats Nothing in the uk All utilitys are always in the pavement sorry side walk and all on top of one another
thats gas, electricity, fiber optics,telephone,cable tv, and small drainage all between a depth of 1'-4' in a side walk thats usually only 4' wide

leakygoose

This makes me imagine a young kid looking down into the hole and asking,what you looking for and then the frustrating grin of the man with the shovel in hand .

funk5stacks

fiber optics, by far.