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Look at us Eastern Carolinians rocking it out!

I used a mini-excavator one time in solid almost rock soil and it was a waste of money.Anyhow - I was primarily concerned that sometimes pipes get deep especially over a 120' run - if yours does then do not get into that trench - no one realize how easy it is to die in a trench - even if just above the waist - Yes, just above the waist.

Don't get discouraged if the owner tells you to kick rocks.

I'm in the same boat as you and am looking behind every rock I come across just to get all the info I can.

Done so any small pieces of dirt/rock/solder doesn't get caught.- turn water back on, slowly, so the pressure doesn't bang into stuff.- wait while the hot water heater and toilets fill- turn on hot water heater- open a faucet.

I don't want to kill your hopes of being an STR rock star, but it does take a sizeable investment, hard work, and follwing the law.

Right now, if a homeowner were to sell their home not only would they be paying more for an identical property, but their monthly payment would also increase over 40% due to the rise in ratesThe unfortunate truth is that the housing market is stuck between a rock and a hard place.

I will be starting my new job next Monday and will be working in blowing rock.

Hired a concrete saw guy to cut the concrete driveway, excavator guy dug the trench, hauled some dirt away and dumped a load of base-rock to fill trench.