We're Expanding Our Building! | Parker Systems

David gives a tour of the construction site for the expansion of the Parker Systems main Warehouse! You'll see our plans for storing our Sleeping Trailers, Our Specialized Tanker Storage Building, Inside Vehicle Wash Bay, and expanded loading docks! We're still several months out from having the project completed, but we wanted to bring you guys along for a special sneak peek of our expanded facility!
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[@HDVideoProEric]

Dave owns a small city in Georgia. We are just seeing the Public Works side of things. Just wait until you see the Water Treatment Facility!! It all runs on Solar Power and Batteries. 😉

[@dwal2165]

Thanks for making

[@abecoulter8550]

you should get Atlas survival shelters to build you a big underground bunker and bas comand centre

[@vespermk]

Ah man. I've seen this story before. Guy has a business, launches a youtube channel, blows up and expands like crazy. Congrats!

[@CDUBMERC]

Can’t wait to see how it turns out!

[@graysonsmith2017]

Awesome facility, we just need a full tour!

[@Retired-nohurry]

Nice facility.

[@lpsowns]

Great stuff!

[@raymondgochenour8725]

👍

[@pauliossi2674]

looking good, well thought out facility. Just curious did you make provisions for an oil water seperator on the wash bay and also what provisions do you have for ventilation in the fuel storage area, massive explosion proof fans and engineered blowout panels? I worked in an engine test facility and have seen a minor incedent with 7 x 16 ft. 10 psi DuPont panels sailed 83 feet across the parking lot, the 20 psi double doors and 40 psi windows survived with no damage, the 20 psi double doors and 40 psi windows survived with no damage, no fire just a fuel vapor explosion when a door was opened and the fresh air was the missing ingredient. Apparently, the improperly installed and programmed hydrocarbon sensor shut the engine test down but didn't shut off the fuel and or leave the ventilation runnng. Not something i would recommend ever having to witness.