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Great! Thank you!
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We have been digging our own holes the last 5 years. Made much more sense with the amount of bases we were doing. We got tired of working around someone else's schedule and one less bill to pay out to someone else. Not to mention, more cool toys for us! We just purchased a tandem dump truck to go along with it. We bought a 14,000 lb mini and we can drill 4' diameter holes. I couldn't imagine doing it any other way now. We started out using our Skid loader and then realized the mini was the way to go. The hydro vac is great for properties with a lot of utilities. Saves a lot of time and money on fixes!
nice thats quite a big "mini"! what kind of dump do you have? do you auger most of your holes? we do mostly square/rectangle holes unless the job is speced otherwise
We try to auger as much as we can. The spread take up a little too much time, but it really depends on whats called out. We just bought a Ford Louisville. Got a good deal on it. We were using our F550 dump, but we were tearing it up, so we decided to go bigger. Good luck!
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We have been digging our own holes the last 5 years. Made much more sense with the amount of bases we were doing. We got tired of working around someone else's schedule and one less bill to pay out to someone else. Not to mention, more cool toys for us! We just purchased a tandem dump truck to go along with it. We bought a 14,000 lb mini and we can drill 4' diameter holes. I couldn't imagine doing it any other way now. We started out using our Skid loader and then realized the mini was the way to go. The hydro vac is great for properties with a lot of utilities. Saves a lot of time and money on fixes!
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Anyone know who is the approved vendor for these?
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We are located in St. Louis and we are looking for an installer with experience. Great pay. Must have a CDL. Preferably lead experience. Email Chris@pirossigns.com
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We are looking for another crew leader! Great pay and benefits with nice equipment. Please contact me if you are interested.
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Thanks for the ideas guys. I don't want to add it to my hourly rate, since my rates are already high due to the crazy union labor rates around here. I think I will line item it and add it in at the end.
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We wing it alot also! haha, well I think thats what we are going to do also. We will just charge a flat rate across the board. Something is better than nothing.
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I haven't figured that out yet. Any thoughts?
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Thanks for the reply. We have been talking about it for a while now and it got brought up again last night. We are going to start also.
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Is anyone putting a fuel surcharge on there bill? Just wondering, we never have, but alot of people we buy from are charging us.
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We are looking for an estimator with experience in the business. We are also looking to add someone in our sales department.
Lead Sign Installer St. Louis
in Employment Job Listings
Posted
Lead Sign Installer
Piros Signs Inc. - Barnhart, MO
$60,000 - $90,000 a year
Piros Signs is the largest full service sign company in the St. Louis area. We have been in business for 60 years! We are rapidly growing and looking to add to our staff. We specialize in building custom signs, lighting maintenance and installing signs for national account vendors from all across the country. The person we are looking for must have the following:
At least a Class B CDL with air brake endorsement
Crane or bucket truck experience
Welding Experience
3-5 years experience
Electrical background
Common Sense
Drive to be the best
Detail oriented
Pass a drug test on a regular basis
We are IBEW Local 1 so the pay and benefits are great.
Job Type: Full-time
Salary: $70,000.00 to $90,000.00 /year plus insurance.
Required experience:
Installation: 4 years
Email your resume and questions to: jobopportunity@pirossigns.com