I would punch you in the throat and get back to work.

did you look a the pictures?

that is the good thing about construction
you can do that

Yes, I'm no expert on parking garages though.

Hey Der Vanderbeek, how was the archaeological site this summer? Always interested to see what y'all dig up

They had it shut down this year, the archaeologists had too many other projects going on. They plan to get back in there hopefully next summer.

I thought Butch was a roofer? Now he's building parking garages?

Park at your own risk.

Bummer, looking forward to next years dig

I can�t wait until I�m on one of your jobsites, Reid. It�s gonna be awesome.

Butch, none of us were arguing that pre cast garages are not done. But you�re building what looks like a pedal stool style low end apartment complex. Those are notorious for doing things as cheap as possible. If you�re building high end high rises, airports, high rise multi family, you�re probably not going pre cast. There is a number of reasons one being you need more wall support. So you can�t get an open natural light design from pre cast like you can a poured slab. As RO said you�ve still got tons of stuff to surface mount now like all your electrical, lighting, life safety. A high end architect is going to want all that in the slab, which you can�t typically do with pre cast.

Bottom line both ways have their places. Low end you�re usually going pre cast. High end you�re going to pour in place. Luckily there�s room in the market for both of us.

And as a disclaimer, I�m in the development side, not construction.

What happens on the job site, stays on the job site.

Lulz

those are the most high end apartments in Dallas county
BGO is the architect
also, what low end apartments have parking garages?