I tried to stick to our calendar, but we are already in need of a change.\u00a0 We had initially planned on being in the Meridian 83646 for the first three days, but there is so much in Meridian on pressurized irrigation that hasn’t been shut down yet we were spinning our wheels yesterday.\u00a0 We are going to give them a little time to shut down and then work them back into our schedule.<\/p>\n
We still want to take care of the areas on city water, pumps, or wells while we are waiting on the pressurized irrigation to shut down, so today I am sending Jacob and Jesse to the Boise 83716.<\/p>\n
It’s already 3:00 a.m. and I am just now finishing up the routing because of all the other things I have to do to prep for each day for sprinkler blowouts.\u00a0 With new requests coming in, dealing with cancellations, invoicing for work completed, texts, emails, to customers answering their questions, etc., it takes a lot of time out of my evenings.<\/p>\n
Being as late (early) as it is, I am going to stay home today and do paperwork after some much-needed sleep. We would generally have 3 machines running but Jesse’s truck is still in the shop so we are running two machines.\u00a0 Hopefully, he gets his truck back by the end of the day today so we can get three machines on the road for Wednesday. Jesse will be driving my service rig and pulling our largest compressor.<\/p>\n
I will update the calendar today as well as I get more info in from our customers as to when their pressurized irrigation will be shutting down.<\/p>\n
I will have Jacob start on one end of the route while Jesse starts on the other end and eventually meet in the middle.\u00a0 There isn’t enough time to clean up and post an image of the route, but if you have signed up in the 83716 zip code your blowout should be done today barring any system issues along the way.\u00a0 We currently have 43 in the zip code to take care of.<\/p>\n
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