I just signed on with a sand hauler in PA.....

Yo tobiasrook. above average local company signed on with. it sucks not knowing what the pay could be.
Don't reveal the company just yet, Anticipation sucks with any job. As i mentioned curious myself.
l'll directly ask the drivers wondering around in commercial complex I deliver in daily., reply back ASAP PM bud

 

To the OP, if you are working out of Williamsport and headed north on 15, the Turkey Ranch restaurant on rt 15 has really good food. Over on rt 14 on south side of Canton is a fuel station with truck parking and pretty good food. Also a mom and pop fuel station on 15 at Liberty. All these places have pretty good food but none have showers......pay was well above average until Schneider showed up and Shell got sick of paying demurrage...nowadays its like any other job, nothing special.

 

Negative on everything. Not even a resident of our fine state. Going in blind. But it's a respected local company opposite of you mentioned and i never guessed past post . We are just unsure of exact pay. Respecting his private information

 

I would hope it's over $700 per week. But it's not unusual to stutter at the start as you're worked into the pre-existing schedule.

When I started at my place I was lucky to have 4 days on in a week, and my worst checks were under $400 for TWO weeks.

But I stuck with it and now I'm making much more now.
Also high turnover forced the boss to start offering time & a half O/T.
Which worked out well for me because I do a lot of work other drivers turn up their noses at.

 

Why are you not saying who exactly it is you're working for? It's either RAM, W.W. Sell, Dana, Modern, Frac Tech, Cal-Frac, or one of the few independents leased on to those bigger companies. If you hauled water for frac you should have a good idea what you're getting in to. You're probably looking at an average of 15-20 an hour for demurrage pay, and anywhere from 23%-30% on the loads hauled.

Fracing in western PA is hit or miss, I think you'll see a transition into Ohio in the near future. I'm sure a lot will depend on who you're fracing for as well, Range, Chesapeake, Chevron? There's so many variables that no one can give you all the answers, go give it a shot and see what you think. I personally wouldn't want to be stuck in a truck for 2-3 weeks on a frac site in PA, but to each his own.

 

You might make most of your money from detention then. Hope it's a good enough rate.