Begin Regrading with Compact Track Loader

that he's good with it fantastic good thank you sir thank you have a nice afternoon all right you too [Music] you want some metal [Music] where are you off to next uh right up the street on 132nd street for a fireplace wow they double booked me two inspections at the same time well it's only a couple blocks away apparently well i'm glad you're here we only took four or five minutes to go through this one he reviewed every single bit of my time-lapse footage that you guys are gonna get to see and we're good to go thanks pat yeah have a good afternoon yeah you too all right i'm leaving it in your hands jason okay keep doing what you're doing i'll be back in just a little bit i got a three o'clock meeting and i will see you right after that no problem so whenever we're grading we have to contain the drainage on the site that we're working on what i'm actually meaning is we can't take and re-grade a yard so that it dumps all of the water from the property we're on onto somebody else's yard and that always seems to be one of the challenges whenever we're doing a swimming pool demolition is exactly where is the water going to go and how do we keep it within the confines of the property that we're working on now in this case where the camera angle is farthest away from the house is exactly where we're going to drain that water because that's another no-no we do not want to dump that water toward a house toward a structure on the property we always want to have a path where the water can go away from all of the buildings and structures but not hit the neighbors