I like the coring drill setup. Do you save the asphalt slugs to patch your potholes, or do you have to come back and do a proper t-cut/cap for each pothole?
In my experience they will set back the cores and then come back at a later time to cut out and permanent patch an actual square. Pretty much same size though lol.
Taking shortcuts and not eye witness verifying the location of existing utilities is a poor business decision. You run a drill through someone else's fiber or the city's waterline, it's going to be a bad day and a worse repair bill.
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Excellent work and so chill back.
I like the coring drill setup. Do you save the asphalt slugs to patch your potholes, or do you have to come back and do a proper t-cut/cap for each pothole?
In my experience they will set back the cores and then come back at a later time to cut out and permanent patch an actual square. Pretty much same size though lol.
It depends on the municipality. We grouted the cores back on this one
Just use your locator to get the depth and drill a few feet shallower. No need to pothole
Taking shortcuts and not eye witness verifying the location of existing utilities is a poor business decision. You run a drill through someone else's fiber or the city's waterline, it's going to be a bad day and a worse repair bill.
@@hobbesip1 I mean usually when we hit something we blame it on USIC
@@hobbesip1yeah and if you drill through a 16 inch high pressure gas main, you’re gonna make a crater the size of a football field.