Reply With Quotekeep us posted with pics Rick
I hope they don't get shut down before i have a chance to have them do some work for me.
keep us posted with pics Rick
I personally don't care if some one has a CL or not.( I know ppl that have been working 35+ years and never had one. actually most ppl I know that are "good" are not .) Just remember if they are working on your porperty and get hurt, you can be sued.( and you will lose.) Just a heads up.
How is the wall tied to the pilasters? Is there vertical rebar in the walls? Masonry ties how many courses apart? Work does look good.
How is the wall tied to the pilasters? Is there vertical rebar in the walls? Masonry ties how many courses apart? Work does look good.
There is vertical rebar every 4 cells (#4 in free standing wall, #5 in retaining wall), and there is 2 horizontal runs of rebar in free standing wall, and 3 in retaining wall. The retaining wall was built with bond beam block and the entire wall will be filled with cement, and the free standing wall will have every fourth cell filled (the one's with the rebar). All columns will be filled solid.
The columns and wall are tied together with the runs of horizontal rebar. The courses with the horizontal rebar run through the columns (bond beam block).
That is looking good, make sure you post pics of the finish product.
I would let them do it but a new house and the General contractor won't.
I would let them do it but a new house and the General contractor won't.
give Sammons Systems a call....
Zack 928.727.0613
give Sammons Systems a call....
Zack 928.727.0613
Zack is one hell of a contractor, somebody trained him wrong! He shows up when he says he will, he calls when something is delayed (even when it's not his fault), if he does forget to do something, he comes back and makes it right immediately. Todd969 can attest to these things as well. The guy just don't fit in here in Havasu.
There is vertical rebar every 4 cells (#4 in free standing wall, #5 in retaining wall), and there is 2 horizontal runs of rebar in free standing wall, and 3 in retaining wall. The retaining wall was built with bond beam block and the entire wall will be filled with cement, and the free standing wall will have every fourth cell filled (the one's with the rebar). All columns will be filled solid.
The columns and wall are tied together with the runs of horizontal rebar. The courses with the horizontal rebar run through the columns (bond beam block).
Sounds like they are doing it right. Kool. Post some pics when it's done.
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