I finally saw a full steel pour go right after 15 months of nothing but headaches
Back in March we poured the foundation for a 40,000 square foot warehouse in Boise and it was the first time in over a year everything lined up. The concrete trucks showed up on time, the pump never clogged, and the crew finished the whole slab in nine hours flat. Our super, who is 62 and has been doing this since he was 18, just stood there watching and said it was the cleanest pour he had seen in a decade. Most weeks it feels like we are fighting the weather, the inspectors, and the subs all at once, so that Thursday stuck with me. What is the one job that went smooth for you when everything else was falling apart?