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Old 03-26-2009, 10:00 AM   #1
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This was a first for everybody on the roof, We have a tar and gravel flat roof, about nine squares. The previous H.O. layered chicken wire with LOTS of nails then flooded it with concrete. Ten men and two and a half days to remove this.
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Old 03-26-2009, 11:21 AM   #2
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I have had to do that on commercial buildings before, but a bobcat and a jack hammer were a necessity to proceed with any degree of progress. But, there was also a concrete span deck under the top layer of concrete, not a plywood deck.

Geez, how the heck did that not collapse?

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I suppose lightweight concrete? The deck is 1" X 12" planks over typical joists. Looking over at the next door neighbors I see the same thing. Chop sawn into small pieces and brute force got this one done. H.O. approved the change order $$$.
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Wow I hope you core cut that when you bid. I might print this thread and put it in our manual as proof you should always core cut. Home ownhers and hacks can do some strange things.
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Old 03-27-2009, 06:52 AM   #5
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And just when you thuoght you had seen it all
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I was out of town and the owner bid this while I was gone. H.O. still paid the difference for the extra labor.
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That looked like fun to tear off. better u then me LOL LOL
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