Comments on: Smoothing the Boardwalk in San Diego, CA!

By: theedger

theedger — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 18:08:33 +0000

It seems no matter what the topic everyone wants to give their veiwpoint of how they would do it, and this is the perfect place for those ideas.

I love reading what other people think about it gives me a constant source for new ideas in my job.:)

By: sidewalker

sidewalker — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 18:48:24 +0000

Things tend to move in Cycles, so, if you are referring to the current building levels, then yes this downturn will end.

Of course, there will always be Sidewalks moving according to the many physical factors such as ground settling, freeze-thaw cycles in areas other than San Diego, and Tree Roots lifting the sidewalks, as well as simple wear and tear or errosion of the concrete itself.

Bottom line: there will always be a need to “Fine Tune” the sidewalks and eliminate the Stub-Toe Trip Hazards whenever they occur. Sidewalk Saving is an on-going process. This makes it worthwhile for every property manager to have a set of Sidewalk Saver Equipment available to grind the sidewalks as soon as it becomes necessary.

GRIND IT! CUT IT! FIX IT!

Sidewalker

By: sidewalker

sidewalker — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 15:27:58 +0000

Good Day to you as well.

Cheers!

By: Neopresent-new

Neopresent-new — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 02:10:11 +0000

Good day to all

By: sidewalker

sidewalker — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 15:38:20 +0000

It seems that the reduced building levels that we are seing today would be a perfect opportunity for the construction workers to perform Sidewalk Saver operations. We are getting calls from people who are looking for workers to provide Sidewalk Saving as a Service. Perhaps it is time to add the names of qualified Construction Workers to the List of Sidewalk Savers as they fill in this Construction Dead Time. Please insert your name here:_________________________________________