Just to let you know what kind of people might be coming on to your property, my wife's sister was married to, divorced from, and re-engaged to a pipeliner. He and his buddies are at the bar as soon as they are done with work everyday. They think they are pretty special and have an attitude. Don't think you have to worry about them stealing because if they work all year, they make over 100K a year. But he drinks and gambles it all away and has nothing to show for it. Most are not family men, because they are gone for months at a time. He brags about how hard they work, but when he is laid off in winter, he has to hire somebody to clean snow off his little town driveway so he can get to the bar. That is all he does when he is laid off, is drink and gamble. And he is in his mid 40s. I can't speak for all of them, or every crew on pipelines, just the ones I know. Good luck.
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