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McDonald's N. Division, Spokane
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The solarium was to be removed. |
Included framed walls & roof structure. |
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We use our 10 cubic yard roll-off container for concrete & CMU waste. |
Our Freightliner, and Superintendent Landon Brown in fall protection on the roof. |
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The HVAC RTU ready to be craned off. |
We try to get our equipment as close to the waste stream as possible. Our skidsteer moves waste floor tile to the smaller container from here. |
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Our Brokk 150 quickly broke up the slab and foundation. |
Our mini-excavator easily extracted the concrete waste. Our 30 cubic yard container is still receiving "soft" debris. We protected the asphalt. |
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All done with the solarium. Our air compressor cooling off on a hot summer day. |
The entire drive-thru structure was to be removed. |
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Roof tiles removed from drive-thru. Our generator chained to compressor for some theft protection. |
Mission accomplished. Some mansard parapet framing removal still necessary. |
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Soffit removal was a tedious manual process. |
Uhhh . . . this is not a good thing. |
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Now for the hard part. The ceramic tile was directly adhered to the CMU walls. |
And the ceiling was double layered with loads of loose insulation to snow down on us. |
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Detailing the ceiling and walls. |
All done except for floor tile. |
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No more solarium. |
We had to use our hydraulic hand saw to cut the basement slab for plumbing trenches. |
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We cut the slab for electrical trenches and the CMU wall for a new opening. |
Floor tile removal was often a team effort. |
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This was some of the toughest floor tile we've ever worked on. Nothing seemed to work. |
Our meanest tools just bounced off it. |
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The boss tests out an extreme method--the ole 60 pound jackhammer. It didn't work very well.
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Ready for the next job. |
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