You earned my sub brother! It would seem some cheap aluminum roof gutter or flashing mounted over all the hoses and connections would be an inexpensive way to keep this from ever happening again. As a telecom contractor I've had my share of unforeseen whoops-a-daises and that is NO FUN so I feel your pain! God bless in Jesus name! PS If you were to wrap all the pipes and connections you would also benefit from the extra thermal insulation keeping the product well heated and protect against catastrophic failures as you had there.
Had a similar issue last season, my dumbass didn’t double clamp the hose thing pops off and covered this lady’s deck,lawn chairs,plants. Cost about 1,800$ after rebuilding her deck and replacing her chairs.
I've never seen someone spray seal a driveway. This seems pretty lazy to me. Seems like a way to save money by making it look sealed instead of actually being sealed.
Quite simply the reason not to take the easy route and spray on. Also simply the reason you don’t own the best sealing business. To have a quality seal you must brush the whole driveway. Spray jobs are cheap jokes that don’t last to professional sealers such as myself... Possibly you have learned your lesson
Jonah Bartholic ahhhh well written young man. I am part of the top dawg seal coat team and by the way u speak it almost makes me think your are to. No one else understands the real way to seal. I can’t wrap my head around being lazy and spraying. Putting on such a thin coat of sealer and compared to the amount we brush on there’s no way it lasts as long.
