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A Couple of My Jobs I Am On

Nac ยท 2008-01-15 21:00

Here is a rock job I am on right now

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  1. #1Nac2008-01-15 21:04

    Job Pics Here is a storm and santary sewer job I did.

  2. #2Nac2008-01-15 21:08

    Job Pics Here are some planter walls we did in an intersection.

  3. #3Nac2008-01-15 21:13

    Job Pics Here is a Keystone Retaining wall we did a t a local College.

  4. #4Nac2008-01-15 21:18

    Job Pics 2 Pics are from a parking garage we pored 120 CY of concrete that day. And a pic od some of my containers from a demo job.

  5. #5rino14942008-01-15 22:11

    Geez Nac, looks like you have been busy.

  6. #6Eric2008-01-15 22:14

    No winter slow down for you huh? Nice stuff.

  7. #7Nac2008-01-15 22:20

    Work for me started a little slow in 07 but picked up in the summer and still busy. Also am doing a 25,000 sf interior demo job now. Some misc. seepage pits and storm drain work. And have a couple more weeks of work braking rock.

  8. #8atgreene2008-01-15 22:20

    Nice! No Snow there! Must be nice.

  9. #9woodee9552008-01-15 22:27

    Nac, is that concrete stamped in the final pic of the planters? If so did you do it?

  10. #10tonka2008-01-16 03:23

    Nice, Dirty Jerz baby!

  11. #11nedly052008-01-16 05:24

    Nice Pics NAC, nice lookin' work!!

  12. #12EZ TRBO2008-01-16 08:34

    Thanks for sharing, some great photos. Trbo

  13. #13bobcat ron2008-01-16 15:15

    Nice looking walls!

  14. #14Nac2008-01-16 20:05

    Yes the concrete is stamped no I did not do the flatwork on that job it was a sub

  15. #15woodee9552008-01-16 20:52

    Thanks

  16. #16jazak2008-01-17 18:03

    Nac nice work pics! You've been getting alot of rock jobs since you bought the drill? oh btw your website is down, not sure if you knew or not.

  17. #17Nac2008-02-09 19:02

    Here is a job in Brooklyn,NY they found a 2 boulders that there 330 they had on site could not move. I was in and out of that job in 3 hours had to godone a ramp about 28' below street level.