Question-and-Answer Session
Operator
(Operator Instructions) Your first question comes from Jack Kasprzak - BB&T Capital Markets.
Jack Kasprzak - BB&T Capital Markets
I wanted to ask about the new credit agreement and the covenants; could you tell us what those covenants are?
Drew DeFerrari
The credit agreement we entered into earlier in the quarter, it’s get typical covenants; there is consolidated leverage ratio; interest coverage and intangible network of the primary ones.
We will be filing the credit facility with the 10-Q this week and it’s a typical consolidated leverage test of three times and 2.7 times on interest coverage which we clear in both instances by a wide margin.
Jack Kasprzak - BB&T Capital Markets
And could you tell us for fiscal ’09, what you expect CapEx to be?
Drew DeFerrari
Yes, we’re thinking at this point Jack, somewhere in the neighborhood at $25 million to $30 million. Now, that there are some opportunities to grow the business and if we pickup new work, it maybe higher, but given our kind of current view of the economy, we think that’s the right number absent any significant new growth.
Jack Kasprzak - BB&T Capital Markets
I assume you said diesel fuel was up year-over-year, but I assume it’s coming down fast. What would be and so if this is the right way to ask at the end of the quarter, I mean did it change a lot during the quarter? What’s more the run rate as a percent of sales?
Drew DeFerrari
It certainly came down throughout the quarter Jack, with one caveat. Because of Hurricane Ike’s impact on Houston, we did see -- believe that are not, they were still high prices in the Southeast through October and also a little bit of shortage of availability, but I think at a run rate basis somewhere in a 3% range versus the 3.5%, 3.6% in the quarter.
Operator
Your next question comes from Simon Leopold - Morgan Keegan.
Mark Carroll - Morgan, Keegan
This is Mark Carroll calling in for Simon. Just a few housekeeping questions; can you go through your top 10 customers? I know you’ve typically provided that in the past?
Steven Nielsen
The top five are in the slide deck Mark and I’ll just go through the six to 10. Charter was at 4.8%, number seven was Windstream at 3.3%, Qwest was number eight at 3.1%, the Williams Companies where is at 2.2% and Cablevision was at 1.5%.
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