Loading and Transporting Concrete Debris

oh you can still see the old lettering underneath because it was brand new paint one that was put on probably able to shine that cab out pretty good with some heard we're at a critical point yeah can i see it let's go check it out hey don't leave without me because i want to ride with you know and the footings come back to about here and once you tear it out you know it's kind of a sandy mix back there so it's not very packed down too well and as soon as you take it down it just you know and especially once you pull the footing out of there and it really takes it back and there's no footing on that garage that's a poor slab it's not connected to the house so there's nothing on the bottom either nothing we can depend on you know what's your what's your plan probably going to cut this metal down at the bottom there cut it at the tops here wait for him to get that load and then i'm going to have some dirt kind of stockpiled down in there i'll rip this off if i need to pile that dirt up quick to build it up bank it up i will so okay looks like you got all the nasty stuff out yeah so far yeah that's the muck pile that's the muck pile yep how's the stuff packing up down here something a little bit that's why hopefully getting some drier stuff today will help with that tailings are packing up all right but you can't put any more of those in here anymore okay yeah that is pretty close if it wasn't sandy soil we could get away with it but being being so sandy with no footings under that garage it's better to be safe than sorry but look at this the driveway goes right into their garage you know what they need is they need a drain box right there i bet their garage floods like all the time but if we looked inside that garage that flat floor is going to be busted up to pieces it is i mean you can see the cracks coming out onto the apron there those go right into there