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Hi Tom, keep on keeping on with the emphasis of your videos on your methods and quality of work. Granted other CZcamsrs show more of the drama of their daily operations but your calmness is your niche. Maybe you could show more interactions with the property owners, concrete truck drivers and supply yard employees to make your videos a little more interesting which may drive up your subscribers. P.S. what type of aggregate do you use that you usually don’t need to compact.

Hi Tom, keep on keeping on with the emphasis of your videos on your methods and quality of work. Granted other CZcamsrs show more of the drama of their daily operations but your calmness is your niche. Maybe you could show more interactions with the property owners, concrete truck drivers and supply yard employees to make your videos a little more interesting which may drive up your subscribers. P.S. what type of aggregate do you use that you usually don’t need to compact.

Happy 4th of July

Tom you and your crew and the best

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Happy 4th of July

Concrete a world of pure imagination

Is this just me or am I missing something, that concrete definitely doesn't look right, at first I thought why demo it but then it obviously obvious right, I wondered if the water might collect under the concrete,😊😊😊.

Philadelphia Mike here -- Tom you know I am a 71 old, retired concrete worker -- And all the work that we do to make the concrete patios look so good - and better today with the stamp concrete -. But after he dries and people put their furniture and grills on top. -- I always noticed that people don’t even look at the patios at all - did you ever think about that? - or noticed that. -- TOM - let me know what you think.

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If you ever worked night shifts in your career you’ll appreciate the quietness trying to get to sleep at 6 am after shift.😢

I have a question: We have a 14 year old concrete patio. I’m thinking of having it stained, Is it possible to have designs like old boards stained into an existing patio?

Tom,y son-in-law had to go in this morning a 4 am because he had floor boxes in slab pour !!

Nice work as always guys!

Another good video

I pity anyone who has to do a job like this without power buggies. Pushing a wheelbarrow in that kind of heat would not be fun.

Tom, do you get a lot of humidity in your area? Does the humidity affect the working or curing of concrete?

A week of 90 degree weather... is that Global Warming, Climate Change or BS?

Hands down one of the best concrete channels on the tube.....very quality work.... And I've been in concrete for 30 years....Keep the videos coming!

Good afternoon, Tom. Being from western PA, your 95° is made worse by the humidity that goes along with. Now living in Southern Utah where our temps are running around 110° but with humidities in the single digits to low teens. When we built our house all the concrete pours started around 4am to beat the heat. As always, your work looks great!

Hiya Tom another great video and pour, always enjoyable. Like the ribbon and the looks on the first pour. Safe and Happy Independence day to you, your family and team. 🎆 🎇

To paraphrase the great Johnny Mercer, "you've got to accentuate the pour(sative)"....😊

I listened about fifty times and still didn't hear who does a great job on our small town parade @ about 33:10.... Is it Bull, Pa.? 😄

Im happy to see u using a $35 estwing hammer and not one of those $400 martinez hammers.

Great video as always. By the way... congratulations Susie! Good luck in your future!

Good Morning Tom, you and your Team are Concrete Artists, no matter if the Job is Big or Small you always make sure that the Final View of the Project Looks Amazing. Long Term Smiles gifted to the Homeowner to Reflect Upon making the Home Even more Inviting. 😀👍👍👍

The old driveway looked just fine! Cracks were Hartley noticeable! Could that old concrete be brightened up?

Hello Tom. The city will be replacing the sidewalk in front of my Hause because city workers incorrectly planted an Oak tree 20 years ago and the roots have pushed the sidewalk up, breaking it and creating a trip hazard. If they add Calcium to the concrete mix, will that shorten the drying time so that it can be driven on in 24 hours or so? That is what they told me they would do. We are currently having temperatures in the mid to upper 90's now. The length is about 45 feet. I'd rather that you guys do the work, but I am in Georgia. Have good days!

Why not use impede sealer

Is Elliot a relative or neighbor?

It is amazing how you and the crew jumps from one job to the other and keep a steady line of work going on and making all of the pours look really good amd thje border sets off the pour!

What a great idea. I recently bought a used 7,000 lb. GVW dump trailer. I have a mixer. But there is a concrete plant about 15 minutes from me. Sure would be easier to grab it from the plant rather than dealing with big box store to get material. handle bags of dry mix and the dust from mix. Good way to do the smaller jobs and not over pay a mixer to come to your property for 1 yard of concrete.

is elliot kin to you

Heck yeah you're doing borders!! Your customers are watching your videos and seeing how the border accentuates the pour. I especially like the border a bit darker than the rest. It just beautifies the entire pour. Put the broken stone on the edges and it turns into a work of art! I can only imagine the sense of pride your customers have when having friends and family over for an evening out on the patio. I remember ine pour y'all did that was on a mega million dollar estate, that had exposed aggregate borders along the driveway and parking area. Ive seen some really beautiful pours over the past 4 years on this channel. I've not seen anything like your work around here in NC. Homeowners here need to be watching your channel and start a demand for artistic pours here. I've seen magnificent homes around here w plain, i mean plain concrete. What a shame. The concrete guys here need to be watching your channel too. They're all missing out!!! Thanks Tom for sharing your awesome daily routines w us. I love this channel!!👍❤️🙏🇺🇲🇺🇲

You said that’s how easy that was. Anyone who has poured concrete knows easy is not a word associated with it.

When the concrete truck shows up, the mud is the boss. Everyone and everything else comes second.

Fastening blog , never boring , always a different twist on each job to keep you on your toes !! 😎👍🚧

Nice work 👍 I hate the heat. Probably comes from haying when I was a kid through my teen years. It would be 90 degrees outside and 110-115 degrees in the haymow. Keep hydrated

Moin! Ich grüße die Freunde des Betons immer wieder ein tolles und unterhaltsames video von ihn schaue sie gerne an. Wünsche ihnen und ihen team nach getaner arbeit einen schönen feierabend👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😎😎👏👏👋👋👋

I like the heat but I wish it was gradual in heating up. Going from 40 degrees in the morning to 90 by noon is hard to adapt to. I was a millwright for a few years. Coveralls, hard hat, boots and gloves and working above a boiler was the worst experience I’ve had. 😅 It can always be worse. 😊 Retired now so I can pick and choose what I do in the hot weather.

I know concrete work is tough but you all make it look easy. 😊

The master😁💯👊 greating from the Nederlands. 👍

I hope that they will be using some kind of common sense. I think that you are trying hard not to get the natives upset. Plus how much noise can a redi mix truck make. I think that they are very quiet.

I seen a video where at first I thought someone was going to make the concrete company made but it was okay. The people were walking their dog down the sidewalk to put prints in it. I guess what ever floats your boat!

Tom, a short washing machine hose would be handy for you for clean up.

You guys wouldn't make it down here in south Florida where it's 90- 95 everyday.

I will trade you my so far 9 straight days of triple digits from 100 to 111 with very little breeze blowing.

Love your videos but man why don’t you 2 man rod you have enough people. Keep up the good work

Nice Vid!

Good Evening Tom, love the Barn-board imprinting. Your Wife must do a Wonderful Job taking notes and Facilitating the Behind the Scenes support because the Jobs go so smoothly. Takes a lot of coordinated efforts to Build a Village. 😀👍👍👍