Before the every other day snow started, Tim, Kevin and Mike were up north on a commercial project in Moultonborough. They were tasked with excavating and installing 260′ of schedule 80 conduit from an electrical pullbox to the customer’s existing house meter. Although it had it’s challenges with all of the rocks and boulders that needed to find new homes, the guys did a real good job getting it done! They’ll be back after mud season for restoration.
Here at LJM, we conduct pre-dig inspections to make sure that everything we wanted marked by the utility locators has been successfully completed. When I showed up to this job site, there was a crew getting ready to pave a driveway in our dig path!...
Failed septic system, removal of tank, leach field, and installation of new tank and leach field I dropped by to check on Brandon and his crew to see how this failed septic system job was going. We had their old tank pumped out and Brandon's crew...
Stopped by Tim's crew in Grantham to see how things were going. They were on site to excavate and install about 100' of 3" conduit from an existing pole to the meter on the front of the residence. It was miserable out there but they did a great job...
Larry's crew and sometimes more than his usual gang excavated and installed 4,800 feet of 4" schedule 80 conduit. They also had to install 6 single phase vault structures and cut approximately 8 road crossings. We'll be back in the spring for loam...
Residential paving project in Hillsborough, NH.
Mr. Mac's in Manchester had an issue where the water running off from the hill was infiltrating the subsurface under the pavement and causing it to fail. We had crews come out and remove all of the bad material, install new drainage and bring the...
