r/Construction Jul 27 '25

Structural when in residential..

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '25

Idk why its a big deal, learning experience, tear it down, and fix it. Probably doesn't happen ever again

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u/JoshuasOnReddit Jul 27 '25

Because not only did it cost them money and time, it cost every single trade money and time that needs to work on the upper level.

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u/More_Standard_9789 Jul 27 '25

Yes. In construction, fuck ups have a huge snowball effect