I wouldn't wait for their asses to finish either. Get it, get the job done, and patch any holes the other crews might leave - while also charging for those hours.
Fuck, I’m in retail and even I know you don’t leave shit laying around on drywall day. Work is getting done, zero fucks given to what else is going on.
This is their own fault. I feel like if drywall is being installed, then all the electrical work should be done (besides finish work) and they should have screwed in some lightbulbs and taken the temporary light down beforehand. Or been using normal work lights that aren’t strung between the studs.
When I was doing it we got paid by the sheet, so you can bet your ass we were doing stimulants and just slapping them shits up and throwing mud around.
Worked 10 years installing drywall with my dad. I've seen him drywall electricians' screwdrivers into the walls because they left them in the frames. When I asked why he wouldn't just move them his response was just "They shouldn't have left them there if they didn't mean for them to go into the wall".
I hammer a giant hole in the wall and pull my lights back through. Drywallers can eat a D. Cut my wires? Hammer time. Box me in? Hammer time. Bury my wire? Hammer time? Stop. Hammer time.
And it doesnt matter if you have paper and blue tape and big neon orange letters over the ceiling saying in all seven languages the drywall crew understands "do not do the ceiling more work must be done"
I have so many of these coiled up in my garage. I keep telling myself that I’ll splice them all together but the last thing I want to do after doing electrical all day is so electrical at home.
The problem is that the temp lights should have been re directed before the boarders put their boards up, for them to move the lights would be potentially dangerous and you can't expect them to wait for an electrician to come and sort it out
I started a job as a superintendent building houses in Arizona and walked into a house that was basically finished. All the flooring, fixtures were done. Literally just touch up was left. I walked into a bedroom and there was a 2x4 that was used to brace the trusses when they rolled trusses sticking down out of the finished drywall ceiling, diagonally, totally out of place, super obvious.
Otis or Schindler? I beat the drywallers off for the Schindler dudes the other week. My shit was in danger but no one listened until I started talking elevators.
Happens all the time. Use your lineman's to cut the cord and drag it through. (Make sure it is unplugged first unless you want your cutters to become strippers)
Hardly the only thing you find. When I open walls for repairs or replacement I still find vintage soda cans and food wrappers stuffed in there. Construction workers are some of the laziest hard workers you will ever meet!
I'm a journeyman drywaller. We try to work with the electricians as much as possible. We let you guys know we're getting paid to make a wall white way ahead of time, and the builder knows your shit is in there even if it's not wired. I've been paid to board the same wall 3 times because of this. It's shitty job supers thay cause it.
Yeah super should have rerouted the lights through the door first thing the day the bard was going up. 30 seconds to walk over and unplug it. If the lights going through the door caused more issues/interferences, then take 5 more minutes and figure it out. If this was my super I’d be asking what he’s looking at day to day if this was missed.
I'm an acoustical ceiling installer and same thing. If I'm there I'm getting the job done hell or high water. Electricians and hvac guys know I'm coming it's up to them to be ready for it. They always act so surprised when I come to do my job. Every. Job.
If it were my job site I’d have re routed the lights through the door opening the day before drywall went up. Call me crazy but there’s some value in reusing the temp lighting on future projects.
You can’t hang temporary lights like this. It’s code to have them running through the doorway only. And when the door frames come in you take the temp lights down and put them back up afterwards.
I tint windows and am commonly on sites, i remember hearing an argument with a PM and a drywall guy cuz he apparently got the PMs phone stuck behind the area he was doing. Fuckin hilarious, fella was braindead
I’m a super on a large project and we were discussing this Shit in the office yesterday. Apparently they drywalled a cat in the wall at my PM’s last job (it was rescued).
How do I get someone to tint my garage windows? It's a fancy garage with all windows that are probably 36Wx24H. The last tinters I called wouldn't do it as they only do auto.
They never ask, they schedule the drywall without telling the electrician and it's always blamed on the electrician. At least in my area. I'm fucking up that drywall to save my lights, the GC can get fucked and pay the drwallers to do it again.
My brother flips houses, in the one house he had a new toilet he bought unboxed in the living room. The drywallers literally filled the bowl with shit, in the living room. No toilet paper, no water, just a toilet bowl of human shit.
If you ever get an appliance delivered and see a big puddle where the truck was during the delivery, that is urine. With all the water you have to drink to stay hydrated there's just no way you can keep stopping at gas stations. We'd get those huge cups from QT and use them as a bathroom all day.
Cable would have been routed through the studs before the drywaller was on site. They wouldn’t have been able to easily move it out of the way. Usually these temp lights are cut out anyway so it’s way more efficient to not mess w it and just patch the hole later. Time is money, money = more sweatpants and Mountain Dew.
I’ve been a superintendent and now PM in construction for 18 years. Never have I wasted a strand of lights like this. Fucking unplug the light strand, run it through the door opening and let the drywallers have at it. You get to reuse the lighting again and not need the tapers to come back and patch the hole. What a waste to think this is the way it should be done.
Was working a site once and the drywallers kept covering up the oven receptacles. Every. Single. Suite. Only so many times I can go into a suite with a jab saw and cut them out, so I started using my boot. I’d walk up to the suite, find centerish and just kick a hole in the wall and tell the drywallers they need to go back and fix it. Closer to the top floors they finally started cutting a hole for the oven receptacle
id even prefer it. Everyone is saying move it. Wherever you move it, it will need to be moved again. And if its providing great light for finishes, only results in a few small holes, then it makes sense to leave it.
This is totally normal behavior for a drywall crew actually. Prior to their arrival, your project manager should know to leave on place those things that they desire to bedrywall, and remove those things they do not. In an industry that spans multiple languages, there's no need for communication if everyone does their job as expected. I see this as completely normal and expected. Do not expect them to PRESUME anything,vandalizing they don't have time to ask. You cannot expect them to lose time asking you sbout details that your project manager was expected to hash out. Time is money, not their money, YOURS. That's the way it should be and hopefully you've learned to be better prepared before asking for a service you are poorly prepared to receive.
This happens on most jobs actually. I'll only keep temp lighting installed until I get some raceways up and use perm wiring and boxes for temp lighting.. saves a bunch of trouble with inspections and rerouting temp Romex several times
Put it this way, if you want tapers to come in and do stuff better make sure it’s cleaned and ready because we ain’t about to bust our ass moving your shit, we wanna be in and out and gone
lol. they did that on purpose because they wanted to make a point “Get your shit out of the way so we can do our job”. Dumbasses for running the lighting through a wall you knew was going to be drywalled.
When we had our basement finished, the drywallers sealed the cord and plug to my internet modem behind the wall and mudded it in. I called the contractor and he didn't sound that surprised 😂
I used to do MEP engineering for high-rise buildings. I was told by one of the engineers about a job site where the mechanical drawings showed the cold water piping and HVAC duct crossing over. They installed the duct first, and then the plumber just ran the water pipe straight through the duct.
Carpenter here. That’s 100% how it’s done. Would have tried to put the wire higher if possible but it’s fine… more worried about they rocked the doorway with no doorbuck
Ha ha ha! At least they cut out the switch box. That's dedication to stupidity though, with the drywallers sheeting around it and the taper mudding it! Amazing!!!
A point was being made here. There's probably 100 feet of temp wire and lights, running through a dozen walls. That shit has to be down before they show up with their sheetrock crew, which they will remember next time, lol.
How did they run the cable through there? Did they put the plasterboard up first, drill a hole and disconnect the cable somewhere and run it through? Or did they somehow put boards around the cable and sealed around it?
Yup. When the job's ending, the lights get turned off, cut up and thrown out; any lights left in the walls/ceilings are there to stay. Mudders fill the holes.
Pro tip the GC should make sure all obstructions are clear before bringing in a sub like drywallers who get paid by the sheet and gotta knock that shit out in a day to make any money
This is the culmination of multiple trades not giving a fuck about anything. Should know better too. When the crack pipes and sweat pants crew roll up on site you’re rough in better be done cuz everything’s getting covered.
Drywallers are the worst. They covered all of the electrical receptacle boxes on our job one time. Its nice and convenient that they're at kicking height. So we kicked holes all around until we found them all and made them patch them up.
I worked in a tire place that had been built in the early 80s in around 2010. In the back, up in the rafters way up high was an old string of work lights just like those that had been cut off at both ends. I thought it was kind of neat, like an old relic, that had been up there longer than I was alive. I wonder where the person who said "fuck it" and cut the lights free is today and if they ever think about if they're still up there.... forgotten.
This is what you get with cheap non English speaking crews. Don't shoot me, I'm just the messenger. Same guys plastered a power strip cord into my moms basement wall. Idiots.
I used to be a project .anger for a drywall company. Don't call us until your site is 100% ready. Your crews will drywall everything. If there's a small child playing around, they will get entombed in the walls.
First time on a construction site?
I like to ask “ Besides today, how long have you been in construction? Don’t include today in your answer please “
I wouldn't wait for their asses to finish either. Get it, get the job done, and patch any holes the other crews might leave - while also charging for those hours.
Fuck, I’m in retail and even I know you don’t leave shit laying around on drywall day. Work is getting done, zero fucks given to what else is going on.
nice finish tho
Lol
Still need lights after the drywall goes in lol
On a construction site this small.
I was gunna say like I’ve only been in the trades for a year but this happens all the time
Was gonna say..this is very common..they will just patch it up when they temp lighting is taken down, it gets cut up and thrown in the trash anyways
This is their own fault. I feel like if drywall is being installed, then all the electrical work should be done (besides finish work) and they should have screwed in some lightbulbs and taken the temporary light down beforehand. Or been using normal work lights that aren’t strung between the studs.
I've seen a wall framed over a 10 gage extension cord. We cut the sill plate to get it out.
I'm an electrician, this happens ALL THE TIME.
When I was doing it we got paid by the sheet, so you can bet your ass we were doing stimulants and just slapping them shits up and throwing mud around.
Worked 10 years installing drywall with my dad. I've seen him drywall electricians' screwdrivers into the walls because they left them in the frames. When I asked why he wouldn't just move them his response was just "They shouldn't have left them there if they didn't mean for them to go into the wall".
I am a former drywaller and I would have done the exact same thing.
I hammer a giant hole in the wall and pull my lights back through. Drywallers can eat a D. Cut my wires? Hammer time. Box me in? Hammer time. Bury my wire? Hammer time? Stop. Hammer time.
And it doesnt matter if you have paper and blue tape and big neon orange letters over the ceiling saying in all seven languages the drywall crew understands "do not do the ceiling more work must be done"
That piecework incentivizes that kind of behavior. All about get it hung, get it finished and move along to the next area.
I have so many of these coiled up in my garage. I keep telling myself that I’ll splice them all together but the last thing I want to do after doing electrical all day is so electrical at home.
I saw bricklayers build a wall over a cord for a power distribution box with 220v once.
The problem is that the temp lights should have been re directed before the boarders put their boards up, for them to move the lights would be potentially dangerous and you can't expect them to wait for an electrician to come and sort it out
Super common Saw it today on the job site I’m on. I build elevators and the did that to my wires around the door frame
I started a job as a superintendent building houses in Arizona and walked into a house that was basically finished. All the flooring, fixtures were done. Literally just touch up was left. I walked into a bedroom and there was a 2x4 that was used to brace the trusses when they rolled trusses sticking down out of the finished drywall ceiling, diagonally, totally out of place, super obvious.
Sounds like your job has a lot of ups and downs.
Otis or Schindler? I beat the drywallers off for the Schindler dudes the other week. My shit was in danger but no one listened until I started talking elevators.
Happens all the time. Not a big deal really.
A little bit of puddy ....and its gone.
It's permanent now. They have to frame out a chase for wiring and have the drywallers come back all over again for the new work.
It is for whoever is paying for the string lights after it gets cut
Happens all the time. Use your lineman's to cut the cord and drag it through. (Make sure it is unplugged first unless you want your cutters to become strippers)
“Cutters become strippers.” I’m going to use that. I might have a few electrically created strippers laying around.
Can confirm, have turned cutters into strippers.
If you cut it right it will trip the breaker for you
Like… what are the drywallers supposed to do? Leave a giant hole? An unfinished wall?
First time working construction? Lol there are so many dead extension cords in so many buildings that were rocked and never touched again it's insane
That or he's only done small jobs, like single family homes, where the electrician is just a small business owner.
Hardly the only thing you find. When I open walls for repairs or replacement I still find vintage soda cans and food wrappers stuffed in there. Construction workers are some of the laziest hard workers you will ever meet!
I'm a journeyman drywaller. We try to work with the electricians as much as possible. We let you guys know we're getting paid to make a wall white way ahead of time, and the builder knows your shit is in there even if it's not wired. I've been paid to board the same wall 3 times because of this. It's shitty job supers thay cause it.
Yeah super should have rerouted the lights through the door first thing the day the bard was going up. 30 seconds to walk over and unplug it. If the lights going through the door caused more issues/interferences, then take 5 more minutes and figure it out. If this was my super I’d be asking what he’s looking at day to day if this was missed.
I'm an acoustical ceiling installer and same thing. If I'm there I'm getting the job done hell or high water. Electricians and hvac guys know I'm coming it's up to them to be ready for it. They always act so surprised when I come to do my job. Every. Job.
It’s so they still have lights and can hang doors until permanent power, it’s pretty much how it’s done.
And it will take about 3 minutes to fix
If it were my job site I’d have re routed the lights through the door opening the day before drywall went up. Call me crazy but there’s some value in reusing the temp lighting on future projects.
Why the hell would you cut your string of lights? I’d just leave them a nice hole to fix.
You can’t hang temporary lights like this. It’s code to have them running through the doorway only. And when the door frames come in you take the temp lights down and put them back up afterwards.
I tint windows and am commonly on sites, i remember hearing an argument with a PM and a drywall guy cuz he apparently got the PMs phone stuck behind the area he was doing. Fuckin hilarious, fella was braindead
I’m a super on a large project and we were discussing this Shit in the office yesterday. Apparently they drywalled a cat in the wall at my PM’s last job (it was rescued).
Seriously, I don't know whether Drywallers or Painters are on average more braindead, but it's a close race!
How do I get someone to tint my garage windows? It's a fancy garage with all windows that are probably 36Wx24H. The last tinters I called wouldn't do it as they only do auto.
Landlords be like, overhead lighting included, $4000/month.
$4000 a month??? You obviously don't live in CA. $4K a month is low income housing rates. . . .
Thats your bad. Imma rock everything
Lol. Mudders gotta mud, sparkies gotta pull.
Fine by me. This gc needs me. Work it out with him.
part left out: the 7,234 times they asked someone to remove the damm temp lighting so they could do their job...
They never ask, they schedule the drywall without telling the electrician and it's always blamed on the electrician. At least in my area. I'm fucking up that drywall to save my lights, the GC can get fucked and pay the drwallers to do it again.
I bet they pissed into a Mountain Dew bottle as well
My brother flips houses, in the one house he had a new toilet he bought unboxed in the living room. The drywallers literally filled the bowl with shit, in the living room. No toilet paper, no water, just a toilet bowl of human shit.
I PREFER it in a mountain dew bottle. I do plumbing and asshats will piss in my untested drains
I’m not kidding, I found piss in a Mountain Dew bottle last week IN THE WORKING BATHROOM
Rule of thumb: for every 1 sheetrocker piss bottle you find, 5 more are buried inside the wall...
If you ever get an appliance delivered and see a big puddle where the truck was during the delivery, that is urine. With all the water you have to drink to stay hydrated there's just no way you can keep stopping at gas stations. We'd get those huge cups from QT and use them as a bathroom all day.
Drywall contractors: We need you to move your work lights. Other contractors: Not my problem. Drywall contractors: Fine.
Me, a drywall guy: can you move you lights please? Contractor: work around it Me : ight bet!
Naw that's just a Bethesda office
notmyjob
Therrre it is.
Cable would have been routed through the studs before the drywaller was on site. They wouldn’t have been able to easily move it out of the way. Usually these temp lights are cut out anyway so it’s way more efficient to not mess w it and just patch the hole later. Time is money, money = more sweatpants and Mountain Dew.
Do they splice the strand back together? That's gotta cost at least 3 sweatpants.
I’ve been a superintendent and now PM in construction for 18 years. Never have I wasted a strand of lights like this. Fucking unplug the light strand, run it through the door opening and let the drywallers have at it. You get to reuse the lighting again and not need the tapers to come back and patch the hole. What a waste to think this is the way it should be done.
Most likely, cable was freely hung in the beginning and the studs were put up around it when they erected the wall.
Your equation is brilliant. Checks out.
I don't see the problem.
When I was little, we moved house, and the movers packed my hamster.
That's common.
Was working a site once and the drywallers kept covering up the oven receptacles. Every. Single. Suite. Only so many times I can go into a suite with a jab saw and cut them out, so I started using my boot. I’d walk up to the suite, find centerish and just kick a hole in the wall and tell the drywallers they need to go back and fix it. Closer to the top floors they finally started cutting a hole for the oven receptacle
See it all the time on jobs. Not that big of a deal
id even prefer it. Everyone is saying move it. Wherever you move it, it will need to be moved again. And if its providing great light for finishes, only results in a few small holes, then it makes sense to leave it.
As a new electrician I laugh whenever I see this. But not when I can’t find my cable where I left it. Cutting holes is dumb.
lol. But an easy fix. That’s why I love drywall.
Not their job lol
No cage on that light?
It's an LED plastic light though...
This is normal. Temporary lighting gets left up until the end of the job. Sometimes it’s left there permanently. NOT A BIG DEAL :)
This is totally normal behavior for a drywall crew actually. Prior to their arrival, your project manager should know to leave on place those things that they desire to bedrywall, and remove those things they do not. In an industry that spans multiple languages, there's no need for communication if everyone does their job as expected. I see this as completely normal and expected. Do not expect them to PRESUME anything,vandalizing they don't have time to ask. You cannot expect them to lose time asking you sbout details that your project manager was expected to hash out. Time is money, not their money, YOURS. That's the way it should be and hopefully you've learned to be better prepared before asking for a service you are poorly prepared to receive.
Should have taken it down. Drywall guys do one thing very good.
install drywall.. ?
I’m a union electrician and this is a pretty common thing…
What's the problem? That's how it's done. Unless you want to work in the dark.
That’s called “we asked them to move the lights 3 times now so fuck em”
Nah, that's called "GC scheduled the drywall too early and didn't tell the electricians". I'm bustin' holes to get my lights, fuck 'em all.
His job is drywall, lighting is the electricians problem
This happens on most jobs actually. I'll only keep temp lighting installed until I get some raceways up and use perm wiring and boxes for temp lighting.. saves a bunch of trouble with inspections and rerouting temp Romex several times
"not my job mate"
Legit standard jobsite work there
I'm pretty sure this is standard
First job?
How to spot the new guy on the site. (OP)
Fuckin sheetrockers man.
The electricians probably started this shit.
You got shit in my way when it’s time to hang? I’m going around it. Not my fucking problem.
Put it this way, if you want tapers to come in and do stuff better make sure it’s cleaned and ready because we ain’t about to bust our ass moving your shit, we wanna be in and out and gone
Yep, gotta know when that crew is coming.
It’s a really good job though.
This is such
lol. they did that on purpose because they wanted to make a point “Get your shit out of the way so we can do our job”. Dumbasses for running the lighting through a wall you knew was going to be drywalled.
In larger commercial buildings this is typical. You just pull them out and patch when switching over to permanent power.
Nothing wrong with this you're meant to do this.
Who scheduled them to finish that wall without moving the lights? They don’t move lights
As an electrician we dont care. This is common practice. Costs more to move it than to just cut it out later when no longer needed.
Peak “Not my job” right there.
"Not my job" for the drywallers, or "Not my job" for whoever was supposed to have the site ready for the drywallers.
That's what you get for not moving your shit outta the way lol
Craftsmanship. 10/10
If it's a rated wall it needs to be finished before inspection. Simple patch when the time comes. See it all the time.
So what? This is convenient and very easy to full later?
Where funny
When they're done they can cut the extension cord near the end, haul it through and put a new end on it very easily and quickly.
This is impossible to do on accident. Were they just like fuck this cord that's here?
Modern problems call for modern solutions. These get nipped after the job gets done anyway.
That’s normal. The stitching on that scrim needs to be addressed
I’ve never not seen them do this, if you think this is funny you must never stop laughing.
This is more or less intentional right? Cheaper to abandon those lights then have some guy reroute it for the sheet rockers.
At the end of the job they cut these out and throw out scrap or reuse what can be.
I hate when they do the screws that way, like do they just really really like sanding?
notmyjob
NotMyJob
notmyjob
notmyjob
Prank them back by knocking down the entire wall to retrieve it.
When we had our basement finished, the drywallers sealed the cord and plug to my internet modem behind the wall and mudded it in. I called the contractor and he didn't sound that surprised 😂
Id wager $10 that they asked someone if they could move the light and were told no just do the damn drywall
Always happens. First day?
How to tell me you walked through a construction site without telling me you walked through a construction site.
Nothing out of the ordinary to see here.
I used to do MEP engineering for high-rise buildings. I was told by one of the engineers about a job site where the mechanical drawings showed the cold water piping and HVAC duct crossing over. They installed the duct first, and then the plumber just ran the water pipe straight through the duct.
Should of got it out of the wall. Never had this happen before ever.
Move your Fkin wire or its becoming part of the wall. Damn sparky!
Where’s the cage around the bulb?
They always do this!
Carpenter here. That’s 100% how it’s done. Would have tried to put the wire higher if possible but it’s fine… more worried about they rocked the doorway with no doorbuck
If I had to guess this is one of three things.
Ha ha ha! At least they cut out the switch box. That's dedication to stupidity though, with the drywallers sheeting around it and the taper mudding it! Amazing!!!
A point was being made here. There's probably 100 feet of temp wire and lights, running through a dozen walls. That shit has to be down before they show up with their sheetrock crew, which they will remember next time, lol.
What’s hilarious is they didn’t just hang it like that... they finished as well lmfaoooo. No fucks were given
I had to run a water line in a hospital and they put up the ceiling tiles before I had the pipe up. People in construction learn not to give a shit.
How did they run the cable through there? Did they put the plasterboard up first, drill a hole and disconnect the cable somewhere and run it through? Or did they somehow put boards around the cable and sealed around it?
There is a fresh piss bottle somewhere in those walls.
All I see are comments saying this happens all the time…
They won't be laughing when they need to redo the whole wall
Hell I was doing a bathroom remodel and the framers boxed in the plumbers 14ft ladder lol. Had to cut it up to get it out.
Should have had that shit down if they knew the sheetrock guys were coming. Zero fucks given
Yup. When the job's ending, the lights get turned off, cut up and thrown out; any lights left in the walls/ceilings are there to stay. Mudders fill the holes.
NotMyJob
Pro tip the GC should make sure all obstructions are clear before bringing in a sub like drywallers who get paid by the sheet and gotta knock that shit out in a day to make any money
It’s temp lighting. You snip the cord when it’s ready to be taken down and call it a day. It’s all built into the price lol
But... was that wrong? What were they supposed to do?
Well If I did drywalling I certainly would not be playing with 110. Either someone else disconnects that or I work around it.
This is actually common on constructions sites. I would know, since I read the other comments on this post.
This is done on purpose, otherwise the wire would be in the way of the door frame.... literally happens every job....
I’m not gonna lie. Y’all shoulda put the temp lighting through permanent openings. You both suck
Just their way of telling you Theres pee in a bottle in that wall.
notmyjob
This is what we do to have light to work before ceiling grid is up and lights are dropped. The finishers fix the hole later. Super funny post though.
Painter will fix it.
Looks like the electrician forgot to move the lighting after they constructed the frames.
Wait until they router it out and cut the cable in half.
I mean.. they don't get paid to move lights.
Might even get a minimum charge fee for patching it up after electricians fix it. So win win..
This is the culmination of multiple trades not giving a fuck about anything. Should know better too. When the crack pipes and sweat pants crew roll up on site you’re rough in better be done cuz everything’s getting covered.
This is common. This literally happens all the time.
Needs to get firecaulked if that’s a rated wall
Drywallers are the worst. They covered all of the electrical receptacle boxes on our job one time. Its nice and convenient that they're at kicking height. So we kicked holes all around until we found them all and made them patch them up.
Snip snip
NotMyJob
Yeah drywallers do not give a fuck. Such a pain in my ass.
cause lights are electrical, and drywallers dont get paid enough to do their job for them, lol.
I just remodelled my home with my father in-law who builds homes.
I worked in a tire place that had been built in the early 80s in around 2010. In the back, up in the rafters way up high was an old string of work lights just like those that had been cut off at both ends. I thought it was kind of neat, like an old relic, that had been up there longer than I was alive. I wonder where the person who said "fuck it" and cut the lights free is today and if they ever think about if they're still up there.... forgotten.
This is what you get with cheap non English speaking crews. Don't shoot me, I'm just the messenger. Same guys plastered a power strip cord into my moms basement wall. Idiots.
Fairly standard. Cut the feeds, patch the holes.
Must be unionized.... not my job!
Shouldn't this be on
I’m confused. How did they drywall around it and thread the cord through
You mean permanent lighting.
Yup, drywallers are just shy of being legally retarded on every jobsite
This is an example of the not my job attitude.
No, the lights were left in the way.
Look at the bright side
I hate US approach to buildings.
Drywall. Completed on schedule. ✔️
U must be new to construction if ur amazed by that.
I used to be a project .anger for a drywall company. Don't call us until your site is 100% ready. Your crews will drywall everything. If there's a small child playing around, they will get entombed in the walls.