Little Bridges

Our local YMCA has a network of trails that are used during summer camps and other activities, and there were some bridges that had seen some better days. We didn't do any work on the well established trails, but per the client request we installed newer, better, in-kind bridges. And while the work itself was an easy lift, because the bridges crossed some small streams, the project was presented to the local Conservation Commission for permitting. 










Like I said, this project was an easy lift.


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