What a great crew!

As a contractor who builds culverts in New Zealand I relate to this. Good job guys.

Elma project, what a joke!

These operators love breathing in dust. Everyone tracking around with every window and door open 🤦🏻

hello sir good job what size drive box lenth with hight so idia for water storage under street, my farm, how much price for drive box,

QUESTION PLEASE: * Out of curiosity, how much does each culvert "box" cost? Thanks Retired, Veteran

I can do this box better

The invert is ugly it won't pass here in FL

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was that a repurposed barrel? we just cut styraphome to make holes way up at the top like that so im just wondering just noticed they even put a o-ring in the header lol

This is surreal. Spartanburg County in SC just installed 10 sections plus 2 aprons under our pigtail of a road. Then, it widened the road to match. They are awesome. We've had two massive floods since, and they held beautifully with NO erosion!!!

Video would be much better without the music

How much yall lay in a day . My crew lays at least 300 foot a day . On a good day . 6 man crew , hook up, 2 tamp men , operator , grade man . And we don’t do all the by hand grading we use the excavator it’s a lot faster . We lay 150 before lunch . Starting at 7:30 and get done laying by 10:30 back fill to 11:30 then lunch .

I never heard of tamping sand . You can’t get it compacted enough to have a tight compaction. That would fail wheee I’m from and you would have to dig all that up and compact it better until it passes.

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Do you have long clip

What’s the specification of the sand that you used here?

how under box close the seal

You guys rock keep up the amazing work

Read up on your company, fascinating you’ve only been in business since ‘98 and have come so far. This appeared to be a generational company, amazing job.

Thank you so much for this tutorial

Get that damn roller off that good rcp !!🤘😂

About 8 thousand each. Huck … seen how it made in korea LOL

That's a bunker ! Plenty of headroom ...two of those side by side x however long you need and your safe until it's time to emerge !

good get

Restoration was almost as impressive as the culvert itself

I have seen this type of construction used in Europe for overpass work ....Quick easy and efficient .. why dont we do this in this country ..Would solve alot of problems ..

placing a concrete pad down is way better because when you put the boxes together there wont be stone between the joints and the pad keeps the level all the time especially if your close to any water table or dirt that's not great . You can say oh thats more money but when you have to go back and fix it you didnt save anything

very goog job

Beautiful 👌

That was really interesting and informative. Thanks guys

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l o l I design these ...

So yo wrapped and sealed the top and sides.. but nothing on the bottom where the water is flowing.. what the hell is keeping it from seeping into the ground?

You could build one heck of a underground structure out of these units.

Music for a truck or whisky

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Well done, job! Coconut mats prevent soil erosion on slope to hold vegetation in place. Rock placement, too. Again, very well done project.

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Goddamn annoying "background" music!

They become more in demand here canada.the cost is not cheap but long run pay off.small town use this because faster small bridge install.wildlife use same because save vehicle on road so use this type systems.😮

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Not sure what your prices are but down here in the south I was quoted $30k for an 8x12 box culvert delivered.

I wonder if they could be used to build a bunker 🇬🇧

Die Musik hätte man weglassen können

Fellas, search the web for someone who can do a quality voice over of your motto in the opening logo sequence. It can’t cost that much…maybe even Fivr?

Ihr glaubt doch wohl nicht Im ernst, das jemand bei dieser große mit dem ''Stampfer'' fährt....? 😂😂😂

Pretty neat job😁🙏

Excellent Job!!

I can see why the pre-cast boxes are so much cheaper to install. I spent many months of my youth building poured-in--place boxes. I do not miss it. :) Nice video.