The Shenanigans the pipe guys are doing when you take one 3.5 hour nap in your truckApr 18 ⋅ Inspector_7 ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #3 #5
After 3 long years of service, our shingle cutting blade is being retiredOct 2024 ⋅ sam_baker1234 ⋅ r/Construction
Lowest run of a 3 run stair. Not my work. I’m just the PM, but I’m pretty proud of my sub.Jan 2021 ⋅ SnakebiteRT ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #3
3 dead, 2 injured in scaffolding collapse at Port Arthur LNG construction site in Sabine Pass, TXApr 2025 ⋅ Street-Baseball8296 ⋅ r/Construction
Boise Airport, last night. 3 guys crushed. 9 more hurt bad. It can still happen. Be safeFeb 2024 ⋅ Disastrous-Initial51 ⋅ r/Construction
Paperwork mixup led to wrong roof on a unit 3 stories up so I just picked it up and moved it to whereNov 2019 ⋅ 1320Fastback ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #3
Client make me install lights fixtures worth several hundred dollars each, in a 2.5-3 million dollarsMar 2025 ⋅ Agriandra ⋅ r/Construction
Big sharpie fits perfectly into 3/4 conduit for an extra long markerAug 2024 ⋅ Halolavapigz ⋅ r/Construction
What 3 hour online course do I have to take to operate this thing?Apr 2023 ⋅ GotTheKnack ⋅ r/Construction
Slurry wall corner rebar cage - 3' thick by ~55' tall. #10 horizontals and #11 verticals. 1 of 32 forFeb 2020 ⋅ SillyStringTheorist ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #f #10 #55 #11 #3 #1
When the jobs 3 months behind schedule but concrete is still coming tomorrowOct 2020 ⋅ im_eh_Canadian ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #3
Local jackass takes up 3 trailer parking spots at Lowe's this morning.Mar 2024 ⋅ cacarson7 ⋅ r/Construction
After installing, I cut and installed the 3 center shelf facings and ran base around it.Nov 2018 ⋅ shotgunparade69 ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #3
3 of my coworkers had a competition to see who could look at the eclipse the longest with their nakedApr 2024 ⋅ Obscenely_Obscure ⋅ r/Construction
-with his imaginary team of 10 seasoned professionals and not the 3 newbies he actually hasDec 2022 ⋅ abominableunbannable ⋅ r/Construction
Can we turn the 3 car garage into a 1 big car garage?Mar 2024 ⋅ Maleficent_Look_1147 ⋅ r/Construction
With this I'm officially a bricklayer like 3 generations before meJul 2021 ⋅ CPT_Valkyrie ⋅ r/Construction
After 31⁄2 years of service, it's time for the old boys to get some rest. Long live the New Boots!May 2025 ⋅ VigorousNapper ⋅ r/Construction
I think they cut into the beam and added the 3 studs on each side. Thoughts?Oct 2024 ⋅ user01020313 ⋅ r/Construction
Is it unusual to see the rafter lines on the roof on a 3 year (max) old house?Apr 2024 ⋅ Stoon_Slar ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #Saskatoon,-Sask,-Canada #Saskatoon #Canada #Sask #max
Now I know why the house was 2-3/4” out of square over 22 feet. What a fuckin’ joke.Oct 2022 ⋅ leftfordark ⋅ r/Construction
It's out 3/4 at btmJun 2021 ⋅ yoooooosolo ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #likely-where-the-flex-came-from #installed-by-manufacturer #r/hinge #3 #4
8 3-ply girders on barn style home. 13 pitch roof with 5 dormers definitely an unusual job for my newDec 2018 ⋅ tjwaite3 ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #13 #80 #5 #3 #2 #8
Weather went from 65 to 31 today in 3 hours, who else had their joy turn into misery today?Jan 2018 ⋅ ElBarto12 ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #m #31 #3
1 3/8 thick glass wall I installed at a land rover dealership. Glass fins were added for rigidity.Dec 2019 ⋅ J_chevy88 ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #1 #3 #8
Boss on friday at 3:30. Hey, can you just spot some screw holes for paint on monday, let me show youMay 2017 ⋅ asdfghb ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #30 #3
503 Cu yd concrete placement for my 3 million gallon post tension tankSep 2016 ⋅ Pipeinthehole ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #503 #3
They’ve done it twice now since the last 3 months. Location: Sydney, AustraliaDec 2022 ⋅ Same-Excuse-3193 ⋅ r/Construction
Update to my post from 3 days ago. Thank you all for the input and honesty about my situation.May 2022 ⋅ B1gred95 ⋅ r/Construction
From my QC internship this summer: this was our 3rd batch we had to have redone, slump had to be between 4-6Dec 2015 ⋅ T_wood47 ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #6 #3 #4
Cut door opening in a 3’ thick concrete wall. Cut in 4 pieces .Dec 2019 ⋅ chronicfornicators ⋅ r/Construction
My new site. 3 stair cans and one elevator combined. That went up 16 meters. Any love for formwork?Jul 2013 ⋅ ontopoftheworld88 ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #16 #3
Looking for some advice on a wacky subfloor. 2 3/4” height difference over 6 feet. HELP!Jul 2021 ⋅ ehudsonification ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #2 #3 #4 #6
this is only the 28th floor and accessible by an “emergency” exit door that’s open for construction, 3Jan 2019 ⋅ Kermit_leadfoot ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #28 #3
There’s a good 70M of precast concrete pipe with 3 sections so 70x3 Carry the 1 add the scraped and bruisedFeb 2020 ⋅ LaterBihhhtch ⋅ r/Construction
Hint... that's NOT his belly button. 3 nail into the gut. Doesn't make for a nice weekend.Jun 2017 ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #3
That's 3 hrs of wasted work due to the CAD f***ing up.Jul 2020 ⋅ DamnIamHigh_Original ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #3
Should I add straight 3/8 minus to build up the base before I pour a slab to support a Hot tub?Jul 2025 ⋅ bluerockjam ⋅ r/Construction
what do these triangles mean with the 3 numbers and the number in the middle?Mar 2024 ⋅ plumbersbuttplug ⋅ r/Construction
I’ve seen this same thing in Headquarters jobsite shithouses, consistently for over 3 years.Oct 2020 ⋅ Q-VisionGarage ⋅ r/Construction
Besides the obvious flashing still needed, what's your favorite way to get 3 rises, and a 3x3 landingMay 2024 ⋅ luv2race1320 ⋅ r/Construction
Please dissuade my wife from covering all this up this up with 3/8 inch plywood, water barrier and tileNov 2023 ⋅ fastornator ⋅ r/Construction
3 year old kids have been tripping on this every day. City won’t do anything about it.Feb 2024 ⋅ XfinityHomeWifi ⋅ r/Construction
10 feet !!!! Aka 3.048m......how tall can you goJan 2021 ⋅ OldTrapper87 ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #048 #10 #3
There's only about 3 or 4 inches of actual space between the door and the wall inside.Oct 2013 ⋅ tartacus ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #3 #4 #8
What is behind door 1, 2, 3, 4??? More doors and a mile of trim..Jun 2023 ⋅ Hellscanyonlifers ⋅ r/Construction
First time doing a multi pick with the crane, removing 3 curb adapters for old rooftop units at onceJul 2 ⋅ bootsmegamix ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #3
This was this architect’s solution to add 3” to the stairwell, so another tread could be added to theFeb 2023 ⋅ DETRITUS_TROLL ⋅ r/Construction
Believe it or not but the floor was out 3 inches from end to end.Jan 2020 ⋅ J_chevy88 ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #3