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The biggest problem is usually that they have to work at night, due to requirements to keep roads available during normal usage hours. That really slows things
by smackfu 10y ago
The biggest problem is usually that they have to work at night, due to requirements to keep roads available during normal usage hours. That really slows things down and raises costs.
- honkhonkpants 10y agoI wish. That would be the sane way to do it. The way it seems to be done around here is they don't start until 10AM because of rush hour, then they come in, uncover the trenches, work for an hour, cover the trenches back up, and kick off at 3PM because of rush hour again. There seems to be only 2 hours of real work done in the day. If the cities were willing to just close the road these projects would be done in a day or two.