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robinson.leo
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13h ago
The old super at the Riverside job asked why I kept setting my sill plates off the snap line
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phoenix_adams60
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2d ago
The port-a-john at my site in Gary tipped over with the inspector inside
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kai_brown23
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3d ago
Why does nobody talk about how fast a tenant improvement budget gets eaten by fire rating upgrades?
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gonzalez.vera
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3d ago
Question about fire caulking penetrations on a 3 story job in Reno
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matthewgonzalez
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3d ago
Just realized the tape trick an old super showed me in Tulsa in 2011 still saves me callbacks
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laura_park
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4d ago
Walked a job site in Nashville last week, the super's tape trick saved me a callback
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gonzalez.vera
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4d ago
Serious question, poured a 4,000 sq ft slab with laser screed vs hand screed and I'll never go back
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umac71
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4d ago
Saw a taper in Phoenix coat 4,000 sq ft of board without a single butt joint and it made me rethink my whole layout
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harperschmidt
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5d ago
A GC in Boise made me rip out 40 feet of fresh drywall over a 1/8 inch gap
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sullivan.abby
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6d ago
Can we talk about panelized wall systems vs stick framing on a 12,000 sq ft strip center in Tulsa?
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anna567
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7d ago
Thought prefab electrical risers were cutting corners until the job in Tulsa changed my mind
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keithbennett
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9d ago
Hit 47% waste on a Tenant Improvement in Denver and it split our whole crew
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charlesanderson
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11d ago
Warning: I ran a 40 ft scissor lift on the wrong slab pour for 2 weeks straight
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sarahp13
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12d ago
Tried switching to cordless framing nailer on a 3,000 sq ft build, it cost me half a day
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christopheryoung
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13d ago
Question about a door frame that took 3 tries and 5 weeks to get right
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