HI guys, I have a bid coming up and was looking for some expert opinion on the subject matter. The job is around a county courthouse, removal of all concrete sidewalks for updates etc.. I will be using a larger mini x (Rubber Track w/thumb) / skid steer to do my removal and loading and hauling away with my tri axle mack. I am looking for an avg price many of you go by to start and adjust from there. Here are the numbers I am looking at. Roughly 183,337.5 SQ FT 181.5 Cubic Yards of Concrete 363,000 lbs. I figure in a perfect world 9 loads in Mack. With a little room to play I am saying 11. Also what do you all charge for saw cutting in concrete? All concrete on job is 3 inches thick. Thanks Guys let me know. Don DIGit Dirt Worx, Inc.
do you have to pay to dump
No the area is surrounded by ag land and ppl are always looking for busted up concrete to use in gullies and such.
The only way to get close to 18 CY's of concrete in an 18 CY dump bed is to pour it in there wet and let it set up. Seriously I would add 30-40% fluff to your haul-off quantity. You just can't get a truck load of broken concrete without voids in the bed. You could pulverize the concrete but most of the times the extra equipment and labor is far more expensive than a few more truck loads, especially if there is no dump fees.
I just ran the numbers and if I could get someone else to run them that would be nice too, according to your numbers I get way more yardage then you do. 183,337.5 SQ FT X .25(3 inches)=45,834.375 CU FT 45,834.375 CU FT / 27(1 CU YD)=1697.5694 YDS Like I said, can someone else please check these?
wooooo.... big mistake... 19,337.5 sq ft sorry guys.. cant figure out where that number came from!!
4" concrete in saw'd slabs i can get roughly 9 ton in a 16' dump, that is just throwing them in with a loader or telehandler, not placing them with a hoe Pj
ok, so the thread is from jan, which makes the work long since done. How close did the figures come?
lol, yeah i dint even catch the date lmao. Pj