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GB_Groundworks
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I thought suds applied to even a relay job?
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>>>>>I thought suds applied to even a relay job?

it does Giles
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Post: # 79874Post Kuts

I think it should be upto the customer at the end of the day.

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Post: # 79881Post DNgroundworks

^^ agree with that, i cant see the point in them round my way, every dig i have ever done is pure clay......

Dave L, just like us, we WILL get the digger in, Que LLL with his bulldog fork and 3 men on barrows ;)

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Kuts wrote:I think it should be up to the customer at the end of the day.
Totally and utterly agree; I'd say 75% of customers who are priced SUDS installations tell me to not bother with it - I always include it as a separate item on quotations so that I am in with a bite, not everyone includes any SUDS work, so that could go against me (or any other proper contractor specifying the job properly)
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Post: # 79885Post DNgroundworks

I do exactly the same as Dave, not one person has wanted it doing, put a few in on new developments though :)

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Post: # 79886Post dig dug dan

the suds regulations are a joke
one drive near me, the contractors lowered all the kerbs (without permission) paved the whole garden over with tumbed setts, sloping towards the road, and when a neighbour complained to the council about the run off, the reply came back " we poured a bottle of water on it and it appeared to drain through so we are happy that this drive does not need drainage!"
unbelievable
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New SMA as laid on that drive above will appear to act as permeable bitmac, so thats the get out of jail free card for the householder.
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DNgroundworks wrote:Dave L, just like us, we WILL get the digger in, Que LLL with his bulldog fork and 3 men on barrows ;)
There is NO WAY we would have ever considered hand digging those holes, 1.5 tonne machine with an 18" bucket and a hydraulic breaker had the job done in just over a day. Was pretty tough on the barrows wheeling the much out! Over 8 ton out in the end! 5.4 m3 of C35 back in by barrow too, that wasn't too bad.
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Been a busy few weeks on a new extension been flooded for weeks always rains when digging founds enjoy
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Post: # 79993Post dig dug dan

eerrmmm, how you gonna get that dumper out ???



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Post: # 79994Post flowjoe

Great minature shovel you have there on the tunnelling picture or `my first spade` as someone described mine the other week, cant fault them for a tenner a piece.

Think Sean will be along shortly to discuss your shuttering though :laugh:
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Post: # 79995Post mickg

>>>>>Think Sean will be along shortly to discuss your shuttering though
I think he has enough on his plate at the moment knitting a voodoo doll of Giles :D
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dig dug dan wrote:eerrmmm, how you gonna get that dumper out ???
The garage doors behind believe it or not we've had near on 20 8 wheel grab lorry loads out through that garage.
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