“We built this structure in a matter of two weeks, uh, from the ground up and it's, it's interchangeable skills like carpentry skills, uh, rigging skills with a good crane crew up there that allowed us to, uh, basically go from ground up. Yeah. In two weeks and deliver a really, um, cool looking building at the end of it.”
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built the Maryborough mass timber fire station from the ground up using a local chippy and crew in two weeks
two weeks
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