Rained Out?

[C & M Sevices]

I was wondering when it has just rained and you know it is going to start within the next 5 hours do you even start the job knowing it is going to take longer than that to finish? Or do you just postpone it until the next day?

My scenerio is the job will be a minimum of 7 hours, if I'm lucky. It just stopped raining and will start again in less than 5 hours. I am doing a bunch of rust removal where my chems work better on dry concrete(they get to diluted on wet) It will be sunny for the next few days following. Do I go out try to knock out some or postpone and knock it all out at once?

 

[PressureX]

I would just re-schedule. It would be too much of a waste of time to go out there, do a little bit, go back home, then come back and do the rest.

Would be more time efficent to do it all at once IMO. Saves you travel.

 

[C & M Sevices]

That's what i was thinking. It would take about half an hour one way to get there. By the time I'm sent up and running there goes one hour out of 5.

 

[crfguy168]

I would Prob. reschedule all togeather!! What if you get there set up, and soon as you apply your chems the rain starts. Then not only will you have wasted time but also chems too. It doesnt take much of mother natures rinse job to completely dillute chems!! Just my thaughts.

 

[Alexy]

With KEC work the only thing that stopps us is lightning and ice.