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Post by cadman on Jun 14, 2024 9:46:36 GMT -5
Tree guy called me today and asked the same question. Said the operator should have at least explained the risk of parking on the concrete. I told him the guy never mentioned anything about the driveway or had me sign anything, he was upset the tree guys were late and he was just standing around waiting on them. I bet a crane operator is getting his ass chewed today. But it isn't a big job, not like they have to remove the entire 10' by 12' driveway, just half of it.
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Post by garycoleco on Jun 14, 2024 10:53:41 GMT -5
Tree guy called me today and asked the same question. Said the operator should have at least explained the risk of parking on the concrete. I told him the guy never mentioned anything about the driveway or had me sign anything, he was upset the tree guys were late and he was just standing around waiting on them. I bet a crane operator is getting his ass chewed today. But it isn't a big job, not like they have to remove the entire 10' by 12' driveway, just half of it. Do not pay any bill until the drivers repairs your satisfaction. It was poorly done if the crane broke it while on rubber. Make sure it's done right this time
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Post by cadman on Jun 14, 2024 11:36:36 GMT -5
Tree guy called me today and asked the same question. Said the operator should have at least explained the risk of parking on the concrete. I told him the guy never mentioned anything about the driveway or had me sign anything, he was upset the tree guys were late and he was just standing around waiting on them. I bet a crane operator is getting his ass chewed today. But it isn't a big job, not like they have to remove the entire 10' by 12' driveway, just half of it. Do not pay any bill until the drivers repairs your satisfaction. It was poorly done if the crane broke it while on rubber. Make sure it's done right this time I watched my cameras today, His rear tire broke it at some point. The issue looks like the ground had a soft spot at that spot the way the concrete broke and sunk down at the spot one of his right rear tires was at. The driveway is 65 years old. The boons were not on the concrete only his rear tires. That was why I was surprised it cracked, his tires were off the ground when they did the crane work. One boon did sink in some due to soft ground, I can see the indent.
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Post by garycoleco on Jun 14, 2024 12:49:30 GMT -5
Do not pay any bill until the drivers repairs your satisfaction. It was poorly done if the crane broke it while on rubber. Make sure it's done right this time I watched my cameras today, His rear tire broke it at some point. The issue looks like the ground had a soft spot at that spot the way the concrete broke and sunk down at the spot one of his right rear tires was at. The driveway is 65 years old. The boons were not on the concrete only his rear tires. That was why I was surprised it cracked, his tires were off the ground when they did the crane work. One boon did sink in some due to soft ground, I can see the indent. They made a colossal mistake. I've owned piles of cranes and we only broke 1 driveway. It was junk. I always have waivers fully explained and signed before we crank the truck
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