tylerSC wrote:It might be interesting to see if those construction guys have anything to say about the project, and what they know about it. As I would assume they have access to the architectural designs, although they may be sworn to secrecy.
It is extremely unlikely that they know anything. Having been on hundreds of job sites (as a former electrician), it's the general contractor who would know anything. Most of the people you see out there working are actually just the workers. A lot of those guys you see today probably won't be there much longer - they're just the heavy equipment operators who dig the holes, the concrete workers who are skilled to make sure the concrete is mixed and poured right, etc.
On some jobs, like a Lowes, all the workers know it's a Lowes. I was on other jobs that were more 'secretive' per the client's request so we were only given the minimum information we needed to do our job. I assume that a job like this would fall into that category and the workers only know the bare minimum that they need to do their jobs.
Please don't bother them and let them do their jobs.
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