Posted: Sun Nov 03, 2013 12:56 pm
I've got a mountain of hot tar overbanding to do when the weather dries up!
Bulk excavation works for new entrance to property
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Posted: Sun Nov 03, 2013 1:45 pm
Recent sewer connection
Bulk excavation works for new entrance to property
Bulk excavation works for new entrance to property
Posted: Wed Nov 06, 2013 7:29 pm
ill try to add some pictures when i get some time, been in america for two weeks
was in new york state for another wedding then did a big 1800 mile loop from buffalo through new york state up to acadia national park then down to cape cod and boston
got lots of american paving pics to share hehe
super f'ing busy as usual working at the moment at ferodo, leigh hospital, glossop, adlington and next week got two more jobs starting then move to another factory refit in leeds
looked at a 5 hectar site today we are in the running for the groundworks for and just when i though work was running thin at ferodo they are chucking more and more work at us
i need another holiday, i'll get some pics up when i get a minute
was in new york state for another wedding then did a big 1800 mile loop from buffalo through new york state up to acadia national park then down to cape cod and boston
got lots of american paving pics to share hehe
super f'ing busy as usual working at the moment at ferodo, leigh hospital, glossop, adlington and next week got two more jobs starting then move to another factory refit in leeds
looked at a 5 hectar site today we are in the running for the groundworks for and just when i though work was running thin at ferodo they are chucking more and more work at us
i need another holiday, i'll get some pics up when i get a minute
Posted: Wed Nov 06, 2013 8:10 pm
Dave, its twin wall or clay pipe beneath roads up this end, un-adopted road ?
Posted: Wed Nov 06, 2013 10:32 pm
thats god's country for ya davy
LLL
LLL
Posted: Wed Nov 06, 2013 10:46 pm
new job started ,worst access ever
double yellow line (close to train station) and everything has to be handballed
access
more access
double extension to go here pls
by a long shot its the worst access ever
we can only get a skip where my cabstar is parked for 3 hours a day
onwards and upwards
LLL :;):
double yellow line (close to train station) and everything has to be handballed
access
more access
double extension to go here pls
by a long shot its the worst access ever
we can only get a skip where my cabstar is parked for 3 hours a day
onwards and upwards
LLL :;):
Posted: Thu Nov 07, 2013 7:27 pm
got started
outbuildings down and footing marked out
brick hardcore waiting for messr DDD's crusher
hand dug a fair bit today
the water board who the client paid £350 for a build over agreement has just informed us they want the drains moved outside the footprint
this "drain adoption" has turned into a poison chalice
LLL
outbuildings down and footing marked out
brick hardcore waiting for messr DDD's crusher
hand dug a fair bit today
the water board who the client paid £350 for a build over agreement has just informed us they want the drains moved outside the footprint
this "drain adoption" has turned into a poison chalice
LLL
Posted: Fri Nov 08, 2013 6:04 pm
Holy crap you and hand dig Tone! Diggers can be replaced when worn out, you can't!
Posted: Fri Nov 08, 2013 8:37 pm
all dug out and passed today dave :;):
TBH i dont mind hand digging at all ,been at it for 25 years
we couldnt have used a digger as the neighbour needs24/7 access
but its done
sometimes you just have to suck it up and crack on
LLL
TBH i dont mind hand digging at all ,been at it for 25 years
we couldnt have used a digger as the neighbour needs24/7 access
but its done
sometimes you just have to suck it up and crack on
LLL
Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:17 pm
silver trowel and silver spade eh Tone, i dont mind hand digging, keeps the place and the dig clean
Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:46 pm
like i say sometimes you just have to suck it up and get on with it
the people are nice people so that makes life a lot easier
barrowed 5.5 cube of concrete in today in the sea mist :;):
got to reduce for the oversite tomorrow ...... by hand
LLL
the people are nice people so that makes life a lot easier
barrowed 5.5 cube of concrete in today in the sea mist :;):
got to reduce for the oversite tomorrow ...... by hand
LLL
Posted: Tue Nov 12, 2013 5:51 pm
5.5m2 of crete in yesterday
digging off the oversite today
LLL
digging off the oversite today
LLL
Posted: Tue Nov 12, 2013 8:22 pm
cant remember where i was upto, we are super busy at mo. got 4 jobs on spread all over from leigh near wigan to chapel en le frith. yesterday won two huge jobs, one in leeds at a factory doing new production line and the other in uppermill doing slope stabilisation, remidation and new driveway on a big house.
cleared a 5 acre site for survey as well going to have 52 houses on, fingers crossed we get the contract. got 6 guys working for me at the mo.
finished glossop retaining wall repair
new path for pedestrian access to site
open texture porous asphalt
16 ton lumsden grinder fitted onto its 9 hold down bolts no problem
putting in some new foundations at leigh infirmary for the nhs site strip
we are doing some internal work as well, converting this old maintenance shop into a new laboratory for quality control
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cleared a 5 acre site for survey as well going to have 52 houses on, fingers crossed we get the contract. got 6 guys working for me at the mo.
finished glossop retaining wall repair
new path for pedestrian access to site
open texture porous asphalt
16 ton lumsden grinder fitted onto its 9 hold down bolts no problem
putting in some new foundations at leigh infirmary for the nhs site strip
we are doing some internal work as well, converting this old maintenance shop into a new laboratory for quality control
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Posted: Wed Nov 13, 2013 6:31 pm
Don't let anyone in Leigh hear you saying it's anywhere near Wiggin! No more certain way to get a bowl of lobby smashed in your face than to mention the proximity of the Pie Eyters.
Leigh Infirmary - I spend almost as much time there as I did in school between the ages of 11 and 15. If there had been such a thing as loyalty cards in the 70s, they would probably have given me one. Bikes and teenage boys - not the safest of combinations!
Leigh Infirmary - I spend almost as much time there as I did in school between the ages of 11 and 15. If there had been such a thing as loyalty cards in the 70s, they would probably have given me one. Bikes and teenage boys - not the safest of combinations!
Posted: Wed Nov 13, 2013 8:48 pm
nice work there Giles,I dont know how you can keep so many customers happy at once
it must be a juggling act, I struggle with 2 at a time
cheers LLL
it must be a juggling act, I struggle with 2 at a time
cheers LLL