@Teoy Thompson @Candice Jackson @Sharn Robertson @Ivette Salinas @Kwame K.Dadzie @Jessica Grant here it is... found it.

@Candice Jackson

@Candice Jackson we'll do more of them more often as they come up!

@Candice Jackson negative... we're still having a class meeting tonight here.

@Jessica Grant guess it’s just what it is out there.

@Jessica Grant WOAH! That seems like a good return if you know the build process.

@Ivette Salinas 294 Applewood St Willis TX 77378

@Keith McCammon

@Drew Phebus I don't do temp driveways unless I absolutely need to. The reason why is because it will have to be done twice. Once now for the temp and then again for the final. I also don't do a temporary electricity pole because it's the same thing. It's a "nice to have" for the contractors but not for me since I'm paying for it. I tell them to bring their own generators... kinda standard practice around here!

@Drew Phebus it will def be a muddy mess for some of it without rock. I'm used to it though so I don't really care either way. If it's a genuine concern for you, and you can get a truck load for like $500-$800, then I would just do it. Here is and I think a big lesson for everyone: "A CLEAN WORK ENVIRONMENT MAKES FOR EFFICIENT BUILD" Can't tell you how many "other builder's" projects I've visited during construction and it isn't just a MUDDY MESS... there's food trash on the floor, wood trash, contractor material trash, tripping hazards, the sawdust hasn't been removed from the when the framers will still there... Keep it clean always. Yeah, I think it's a Texas thing for contractors. Also, Texas gets hit with hurricanes and just about everyone here has some sort of portable generator.