Has anyone constructed their own bridges on their prospective properties?
We have done the math on a proposed issue and its not cheap any way we go.
Option 1: Bring in a excavator , break old cracked concrete and move what is left of the 4 24 inch culverts and rebuild it with old culverts it they can be saved. (pretty rusty). $2200.00 ish (might not fix the erosion issue)
Option 2: Bring in excavator, and demo all of the old workings and bring in two new 42inch x 20ft culverts and rebuild all of it. 4800.00 ish (might not fix the erosion issue)
Option 3: Bring in excavator and demo all of the old workings, dig and pour 6 footings, bring in two 48ft x 102 inch salvage trailers and position them onto the footings and anchorbolt into place, 2 loads of rip rap and rebuild the road on each side of the new 16ft by 48 ft bridge. 6000.ish (If built up high enough would negate the erosion issue , and well you would have a cool bridge.)
We have even priced old "Pony bridges" at 6000.00 plus shipping.
This area is a major drainage and at times can be over 10ft deep and 35 ft wide
We have done the math on a proposed issue and its not cheap any way we go.
Option 1: Bring in a excavator , break old cracked concrete and move what is left of the 4 24 inch culverts and rebuild it with old culverts it they can be saved. (pretty rusty). $2200.00 ish (might not fix the erosion issue)
Option 2: Bring in excavator, and demo all of the old workings and bring in two new 42inch x 20ft culverts and rebuild all of it. 4800.00 ish (might not fix the erosion issue)
Option 3: Bring in excavator and demo all of the old workings, dig and pour 6 footings, bring in two 48ft x 102 inch salvage trailers and position them onto the footings and anchorbolt into place, 2 loads of rip rap and rebuild the road on each side of the new 16ft by 48 ft bridge. 6000.ish (If built up high enough would negate the erosion issue , and well you would have a cool bridge.)
We have even priced old "Pony bridges" at 6000.00 plus shipping.
This area is a major drainage and at times can be over 10ft deep and 35 ft wide
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