digger242j
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Well, one thing's for sure--they certainly don't make any distinction between taking a rich man's money or a poor man's money...
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Fill dirt "ethics"
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Well, one thing's for sure--they certainly don't make any distinction between taking a rich man's money or a poor man's money...
earthmoverv
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fill dirt
I factor closest haul to price to dump to possible sale of dirt and always ask people in the area perferably before the job starts maybe make money maybe not. keep your eys open to the surronding area kind of like deer hunting
I factor closest haul to price to dump to possible sale of dirt and always ask people in the area perferably before the job starts maybe make money maybe not. keep your eys open to the surronding area kind of like deer hunting
Colorado Digger
Senior Member
here is how we do it here. If i am digging and you need fill and it is within the turn time i have quoted i will haul it to you all day , trucking included. that we i save on the dump fee and help my friends out. when i am backfilling and need fill , i get it hauled to me for free. of course we are charging for the export and import, but saving on dump fees. now there are a few guy's who can't get anyone to take their material and have to haul it to the dump. so they have a higher cost on export and have to self provide or buy import