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Originally Posted by killzoneq2
It is the slow time of the year...... I have been doing some small aluminum ammo boxes for a gun builder who sells rebuilt collector rifles. His demand has gone up and he cant keep up with orders. I have also done some concrete companies equipment blowing off the dryed concrete. I am doing two dump truck beds next week. Other than that, I have been real slow.......Things are about to pick up again now that it is geting warmer our. this sub zero weather is killing me....  |
Sounds as though you got us beat? I only have one for-sure job blasting a couple buildings that are going under renovation. Supose to begin around the 29th. I too have been giving out a lot of estimates. Will just have to wait and see.
I am curious as to what you bid the dump truck beds at. I recently submitted a bid on a dump truck bed for a landscape company. External walls only, 16' long, nothing on the inside, also the tandem rims and the external part of the frame rail from the cab back. Over all it was in good shape. No cancerous rust. One coat of paint. Basically I bid a range because they did not know to what extent they wanted it blasted. Brush off blast or white metal. My bid was min of $400 for 3 hrs or less to $1000. Let me know how it progresses for you.
Another avenue with the cement companies is water proofing. In my area usually it is a cement co. that does this. Around here if an existing building is having water problems they dig alongside of the foundation. Once the foundation is exposed creating room to work usually they have the foundation sandblasted to create a surface free of debris. Plus it gives the surface a profile for the mastic coating they apply to adhere to.
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