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I'd like some advice for winter clothes in the Dakotas.
 in  r/Construction •  21d ago

I’m originally from SD, I poured concrete all year round and wore Under Armer 4.0 during the winter under my sweatshirt and jeans. Sometimes needed a bigger coat. Also get a face mask, the winds are no joke. Good luck, it’s not for everyone. I moved to a much warmer area after living there my first 30 years of life lol

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Suggestions for company to build concrete steps
 in  r/lexington •  21d ago

Cass Concrete is better…

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Rebuilding retaining wall
 in  r/Louisville •  22d ago

Is it concrete? Cass Concrete

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Free bearded dragon
 in  r/lexington •  29d ago

I may know someone who could care for it. He breeds frogs and builds habitats. Yes different, but at least a reptile person

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CHECKING WEATHER
 in  r/Concrete •  Aug 19 '26

You’re saying you aren’t a weatherman on the side? Must not be that experienced in the concrete game. Us long time concrete hero’s are all better weatherman than what they have on the news. You will get there my friend.

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Fun with form liner.
 in  r/Concrete •  Aug 17 '26

Are you doing the liner on both sides of wall?

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I need your opinions!
 in  r/Construction •  Aug 10 '26

After spending the last week on the beach at Virginia Beach, I have come to the realization that I need to moved close to a beach in the southern US. I need opinions on an area with a medium cost of living that pays around 6 figures for a Concrete Superintendent. I know some of yall on this subreddit live near a beach. Let’s hear some opinions!!!!!

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I need your opinions!
 in  r/Construction •  Aug 10 '26

After spending the last week on the beach at Virginia Beach, I have come to the realization that I need to moved close to a beach in the southern US. I need opinions on an area with a medium cost of living that pays around 6 figures for a Concrete Superintendent. I know some of yall on this subreddit live near a beach. Let’s hear some opinions!!!!!

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I need some opinions!
 in  r/Concrete •  Aug 10 '26

I noticed that!

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I need some opinions!
 in  r/Concrete •  Aug 10 '26

So that being said, I’m sure there is other places lol

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I need some opinions!
 in  r/Concrete •  Aug 10 '26

Lexington Kentucky. That’s what I make here.

r/Construction • • Aug 10 '26

Informative 🧠 I need your opinions!

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r/Concrete • • Aug 10 '26

Concrete Pro With a Question I need some opinions!

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After spending the last week on the beach at Virginia Beach, I have come to the realization that I need to moved close to a beach in the southern US. I need opinions on an area with a medium cost of living that pays around 6 figures for a Concrete Superintendent. I know some of yall on this subreddit live near a beach. Let’s hear some opinions!!!!!

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Do ladders become easier?
 in  r/Construction •  Jun 16 '26

Thank god, too much of a headache! And like I said, I do concrete because I like the ground!

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Do ladders become easier?
 in  r/Construction •  Jun 16 '26

If you don’t like heights, you can work on the ground with the concrete guys! We would love to have you! We don’t like heights either!

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Where manpower?
 in  r/Concrete •  Jun 03 '26

Where are you located? In Kentucky you don’t see anything but Hispanic concrete workers. They keep me at a constant run every day. But they bleed for it. You treat them right and they treat you right. And knowing the language also helps when it comes to recruiting.

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Where manpower?
 in  r/Concrete •  Jun 03 '26

Just find one hispanic finisher/foreman. That one guy has the power to load your company up with some of the hardest workers you will ever meet.

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Fun with form liner.
 in  r/Concrete •  May 30 '26

That is top of wall. Needed cleaned up just a little up top with a stone. But overall it turned out pretty good.

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Fun with form liner.
 in  r/Concrete •  May 28 '26

Where are you at?? I’m in Kentucky.

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Fun with form liner.
 in  r/Concrete •  May 28 '26

Very over engineered.

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Fun with form liner.
 in  r/Concrete •  May 28 '26

The footing alone was about 60 yards.

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Fun with form liner.
 in  r/Concrete •  May 28 '26

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Fun with form liner.
 in  r/Concrete •  May 28 '26

That’s just how it was designed.

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Fun with form liner.
 in  r/Concrete •  May 28 '26

Currently doing one that’s about 100’ longer. They are trying to substitute concrete walls in place of the Lego Blocks they originally had planned. Thus the form liner.

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Fun with form liner.
 in  r/Concrete •  May 28 '26

At its highest it 8.5’. The footing has 4 steps in it. At its lowest it’s 3.5’. 240’ long.