“You just pretty much try to stay as warm as possible and struggle through the day,” explained Mack Fire Protection employee Chris Cibula.Ĭonstruction workers at the corner of Crown and College Streets in New Haven are struggling through the icy temperatures as well, because the masonry work hasn't stopped. Established in 1973, Ronnie DeMeo Construction, Inc. On cold days, Middletown-based company Mack Fire Protection receives a higher volume of calls about freezing vehicles. The servers were just some of the workers who have to be outside no matter what the thermometer says. We have nearly 50 years experience with all types.
Our brick work is durable and carefully crafted for its select use. Others had to come up with their own methods of keeping warm, like putting tarps over their carts. RDC’s masonry division is the largest non-union mason contractor in Connecticut. Some food servers were lucky enough to be enclosed inside their food trucks. “We're working a little bit harder outside here,” said Siad Lifhil with Ali Baba’s Fusion. RDCs scope of work on this job includes site work, concrete, masonry, metal stud framing, insulation, drywall and taping. Workers in Connecticut are undeterred by brutal cold, braving the elements to get the job done no matter the weather.Įven with the temperatures well below freezing, the food carts were out by Yale-New Haven Hospital serving up lunch like they do every day.
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