Repeat customers

[Harbormaster]

Design build from 2004....before and after.......

Slab we put in Friday and finished up Satry morning! 2400 feet of 1 1/4" to feed receptacle banks on each beam! The bridge crane I-beam on this project is 38" tall and 24" wide for the entire length of the 320 foot building!

The old man I did the original building for in '04, wanted me to do their new building! ; ) Do it like you do it for a living boys!

[Wgoodrich]

Bet you slept good that night ! How many hours sleep did it take before you were able to think productively again ? Hee Hee

Wg

[Harbormaster]

I wont sleep till time for the final inspection! Times are tough and I got everything I could in the slab to save the 35 feet up...100' across...200' either way...then 35' down!

Even moved the 800 Amp 480 service 60 feet closer to the pole than drawn!

Did I mention...we did it in 104 F degree heat.....112 heat index! ; )

[Wgoodrich]

I was that tough once, about 20 years ago. Uh !

Wg

[Harbormaster]

I was that tough once, about 20 years ago. Uh !

Wg

Sir...you need to plan a trip down here to whack some fish and take a few home!

Nothing 'bout being tough...just getting the job done!

Email me....captsteve@att.net

You boys need a southern trip for sure!

[Wgoodrich]

Boy I don't know about that sir part but the fishing sounds inviting especially during the winter. I think you are still warm in your area. May try that sometime. Thank you for the invite.

Wg

[Harbormaster]

Very warm compared to what ya'll have up there! :D

Pouring concrete at 0400 in the morning.....cleaning debris out of the pier beams with a screwdriver and vacuum cleaner!

All inspections are go!

[Harbormaster]

Waiting on erectors!

Last pic is train rails set flush with slab for roller fab! :D

[Harbormaster]

Finished! :party:

[Fischer]

Nicely done. I just don't see where you wired for the Slurpee Machine to keep you cool. Nothing like an Ice Cream Headache on a 100 degree day.