Now, that -- the same construction crew would upgrade all the homes on the same block at the same time.
Today, a construction crew is putting the finishing touches on Gary Limmroth's new home, which has a poured concrete safe room.
During the making of the film a construction crew mistakenly built a set so that it was facing straight into the sun.
She suspects that a skeleton uncovered by a road construction crew is that of her late husband (and Owen's father), who supposedly drowned in a flood decades ago.
The luxury Madison Avenue storefronts hung polite closure messages but I was surprised to see one with a construction crew outside boarding up all its windows and doors.
The construction crew may come into a neighborhood, upgrade one home one week, and then they have to come back to work in a neighborhood home a few weeks later, maybe the same neighborhood.
Economists point out that this obviously won't be like Franklin Roosevelt's Depression-era program that allowed virtually anyone with the strength to wield a shovel to join a construction crew or move to a work camp.
After pouring millions of dollars (he won't say how many) into the property, housing a construction crew on the island when bad weather made getting back impossible and making multiple trips to the National Archives to comply with historic building standards, he says he'd do it all again.
The night I arrived, we dined with four delightful expat friends at a nice hotel restaurant, where I learned, among other things, that in 1992 a construction crew working for Ross Perot illegally blew up a coral reef so that he could moor his yacht, the Chateau Margaux, at his doorstep.
So, you've celebrated the landing of yet another construction deal by giving the whole crew their own Motorola Defy (except for Derick, who's saddled with a lowly i365), but there's still one problem: on-the-job entertainment.
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