Temporary bridge/ ramp
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Quoting a pretty large job. I'm eager to win it as it's close and involves a bit of creative thinking.
Of the top of my head there's 100 ish tons of disposal to be done before the job is started and currently that involves wheel barrows around the garden, through a gate down the side of a house and down some steps.
There is a quicker route which involves removal of a bay and building a 20 ft length bridge to bridge a lower level patio and the driveway out the front of the premises. I'm contemplating this but I need something for in the region of 6 weeks ish and it needs a 2.5 ton capacity I would reckon.
Any thoughts always welcome.
Ta
Of the top of my head there's 100 ish tons of disposal to be done before the job is started and currently that involves wheel barrows around the garden, through a gate down the side of a house and down some steps.
There is a quicker route which involves removal of a bay and building a 20 ft length bridge to bridge a lower level patio and the driveway out the front of the premises. I'm contemplating this but I need something for in the region of 6 weeks ish and it needs a 2.5 ton capacity I would reckon.
Any thoughts always welcome.
Ta
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Get a scaffold company to quote building a bridge. Its what I have done before
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Yes they can. I had some constructed to go down some steep steps, it took a 1.5tonne digger and dumper no sweat, the dumper going up with soil, and down full of readymix.
could you not hire some conveyors as an alternative?
Edited By dig dug dan on 1485619736
could you not hire some conveyors as an alternative?
Edited By dig dug dan on 1485619736
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Sounds like an awkward one
With shifting the muck and bringing materials in your probably looking at least 7 days just moving things
I'd work it out for shifting it with barrows around the garden then if you get the job work out after if a ramp/bridge will be cheaper or more I.portantly quicker
It sounds like one of them jobs that not many will want or quote for you maybe better off to just agree a day rate
With shifting the muck and bringing materials in your probably looking at least 7 days just moving things
I'd work it out for shifting it with barrows around the garden then if you get the job work out after if a ramp/bridge will be cheaper or more I.portantly quicker
It sounds like one of them jobs that not many will want or quote for you maybe better off to just agree a day rate
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I reckon 10 at leastrxbren wrote:Sounds like an awkward one
With shifting the muck and bringing materials in your probably looking at least 7 days just moving things
I'd work it out for shifting it with barrows around the garden then if you get the job work out after if a ramp/bridge will be cheaper or more I.portantly quicker
It sounds like one of them jobs that not many will want or quote for you maybe better off to just agree a day rate
I mentioned a day rate and I'd give him a best worse case scenario but he didn't like it.
Very rough mental estimates atm are pushing the 20k mark. It's mainly removing a sizeable hill, terracing with sleepers, removal of trees and stumps and shrubs, installing drainage, fencing and artificial grass
A lot of stress, a lot to go wrong...
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