Colorado B.S. Thread

As much as I screw around at home. I don't mess around at work. No way would my crew have done that. But we also have a zodiac on our department. We drove through deep water yesterday and last night but it was never even close to that high up. Not worth losing a half a million to a million dollar truck.

 

Here's some photos from our crews in boulder.

 

That road wash-out is nuts!

 

Showed my chief that video and he said if we did anything like that he would have removed us from duty instantly.



And here is why, Fredrick got an engine stuck... And the Longmont video was a tower which is even a more expensive truck.

 

Due to the extensive flooding and natural disaster happening in Our community the Off-Road Car Show scheduled for tomorrow @ Sideways Sports Lounge is canceled hopefully to be rescheduled for two weeks later. Please pass the word around.

 

I'm kind of sad I couldn't find any water to drive through lol.

 

Hows that possible. I drove through water here in Aurora lol. It felt like I was under water in a submarine lol

 

I would hold off on a claim until you have a roofer take a look tell you the cost to fix,if its worth using the insurance then i would file a claim, insurance companies are getting picky about how many claims you file even if you don't get a pay out on them, they also stay with you like points on your license for 5 years

 

That's what I said. I think they improved some spots as the spots that usually flooded didn't. The spots that did have water were blocked off by barricade or cop.

 

Modified 12's, full personnel recall at the moment.

 

Good info thanks!!!!

 

Currently on a boil water status and no flush for ten days status.

 

Can't get up there to see. Got an email from the builder saying we will hear when they can get in. It has a roof on it so I'm hoping to too bad. The good thing is I haven't paid for it yet lmao.

 

If anything I would think this would be real good for the foundation.
They build houses way too quick now a days. The concrete in the foundation is too green to ever properly compact the dirt around it.

I can't tell you how many times I've seen people's air conditioning units literally hanging off the side of the house after the first big rain creates a giant sink hole around the foundation.

In other words, a ton of moisture should compact the soil around his foundation and they can fill in any sink holes before landscaping.

 

I find this hard to believe.

"Damn nature, you scary!"

 

I hope so I'm going to go with my buddy who is a construction engineer to check it out once we can get up there.

 

I saw that 172 people are unaccounted for from the floods.. damn