Added response to owner:

Added response to owner:
Are you saying that it is normal to use water pumped from a creek to clean roads. Are you saying it is TDEC spec. that you wash bridges and roads directly into a the creek. I have witnessed both. Are you saying it is normal for job sites to have rocks in the road. Is it normal to pump muddy water from a hole into the creek. It is apparent you don t know what your employees are doing in Collegedale. You were driving pipes for weeks in the early morning. It wasn t until I was tired of you waking my children that I made a complaint to TDOT. However I got a response from them saying they spoke with you and it was only one day. And they provided me a number to call if I have issues. That was a deliberate lie to protect your selves. Somebody is not doing their job. Either you are covering up your problems or TDOT is. This would not be allowed to happen in Georgia.

By far the worst construction company. They are doing a project by my house. I work in the same field as they do. I know what the state requires and they are consistently allowing the workers to be non compliant with standard operating procedures. It is apparent when driving through the project the foreman have no idea how to do their jobs. There is all kinds of debris left in the road and along the shoulder where cars can hit it. They have ruined wolftever creek in Collegedale by allowing workers to wash debris from road directly into the stream and not maintaining their erosion stuff. When it rains you can walk the area and see all the material from the job site eroding into the creek. It is apparent there is no oversight for this job. Everyone involved should be retrained. Including everyone from the state that allows it to continue. I filed a complaint and they lied to the state to make me look bad it feels. They are not professionals. I would not recommend them for any sort of work.