Rolled Slate Everywhere!
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- Back at this double driveway house, we are finishing up the concrete in the back yard with one of our favorite finishes.
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Excellent work. Lol at Steve... When a fellow that makes minimum mistakes and finally they make one, a fellow has to pick it up and run with it. Lol. Nice job videoing. Enjoyed.
Nicely done Tom. A great look for the customer. They'll be very happy with the outcome. You and your crew are true artists. Stay safe.
I was thinking one part of the fire ring hadn't been sprayed! Until you moved down off the bank. You're right about the angles and sun changing the look. Boy that's some beautiful designing for their yard. There's still lots if grading to be done. Ya'lls work is beautiful, but I can't help think how much more beautiful it will be after all the landscaping is complete w grass. I wish you could go back later and give us a look at it then. When you were floating the porch, I just knew the handle was gonna hit the camera, glad I was wrong! I feel stupid for saying this, but it's on my mind, I assume the texture of the rolled slate will be enough to give it enough roughness to keep it from being slick when wet. You know, like the broom does regularly. It's got to or you'd be doing something to it. I'm anxiously waiting to see the color added. Rolled slate is as beautiful as stamped concrete! We'll see that tomorrow. Hey Tom, Mike Morgan has finished leveling off neighbor Cliff's pad for his pour. I'm hoping he gets you to either stamp or roll slate some of that. Looks like a pretty large pour. I just love your content on this channel, thanks so much for sharing! See ya tomorrow! 👍👌❤
Your videos encourage me to want to do more around the house , Thank You Tom and your crew
looks great tell steve just cos hes all grown up doesnt mean you wont kick his ass lol when he answers back
There are very few things that my dad can’t do, but kicking my ass is one of them. He can try, but he would fail hahahahaha thanks for watching!
Rollin, rollin, rollin rawhide! 🤣
Looks awesome Boss Haus. But man them garage doors thou lol
If only you could play the Rawhide theme music when you do rolled slate. I opened up another page with the theme song playing and then muted your video while watching the guys work. It was hilarious.
3 days without a video is a long time for you guys. Hoping for a new one soon!!
Glad to hear you’re missing us we have some coming real soon thanks
Tom, another fantastic job by you and your team. One question. Would there be any interest in having a brief introduction or short bio on the crew? I think it would be interesting to see how long they have been in the business. Thank you again for all the great videos. I look forward to watching every episode.
A team photo !
Another quality job by the Hauses. Well done. Does Jim ever talk?
Lol, I did hear him give a one word answer once when Tom ask a question on camera!
Tom: "You ok here Jim?"
Jim's response: "Yeah"
Thing is, the whole crew knows what to do, they're like a machine! Only noise ya here is bull floats, trowels, and edgers, rubbing concrete! LOL
Nope busy working
great job guys, easy money.
Looks good. I'm glad I don't have to do the landscaping around all of that new concrete! 😁👨🚒
Am I the only one who expected a cheesy 3D effect when the bull float handle came towards the camera (around 4:10)?
Great video Tom and crew
huh first time seeing a roll on stamp. looks amazing
Joints look better if they’re a little bet longer than the width. 5’ wide sidewalk could be 6’ to 7’ long. A 3’ sidewalk they can be 4’ to 5’ long. Note: joints being a little longer than they are wide some people think it will effect the cracking but it won’t .
On this sidewalk you kept the joints pretty much square and it made it look to busy on the narrow end. This is not a Criticism just a tip to make your sidewalk work look better.
Personally, I would like the top step to have more depth (from door out).
You and your crew do some excellent work with some really cool finishes.
That's an awesome job love watching your videos
Hello, could you please talk about the price for concrete and availability? Are there shortages of concrete? What is your turnover like? Starting wages and skilled 3-5 years expernece wages? would be very interested in knowing some numbers. Thank you!
Have you done a black colored concrete before? I would think that would be stunning looking.
My son‘s porch is dark gray wood plank
Another great job. Beautiful.
I've got to say Tom I've been a carpenter for 25 years and I've never seen the concrete man as good as you guys. Another Awesome Job Brother
Thanks
Another great job as always!!
I love the slate look! Growing up we had a dark blue-gray slate on the screened in porch between the driveway and kitchen door. It was always cool in the summer so I would sit on it to shuck corn and snap green beans.
Can y’all replicate that natural dark blue-gray color in the initial pour?
TOM, I have a question. on the form placement on these pours, is it the homeowners design/idea and you make it 'work' ?
Or, yinz have to follow a print exactly to the "T" ?
Also, yinz have so many different types of finishes, who makes that call? I'm sure with all your years of doing this stuff, you're
Input matters. Good stuff!
This was a LandScaper design
@@Concretewiththehauses OK, thanks for the reply! Lookin at that layout, Can't say for you, just in my opinion, I'd change some layout. BUT, no matter,..."customers always right" 'n you made money with no complaints! Good stuff!!!
Keep em coming Tom, Always impressive stuff yinz do!
Very nice guys, would love to own that concrete.
My buddy asked if I can do a 70 yard rolled slate job for him. Let the games begin.
Sounds like a good size project
@@Concretewiththehauses something to do. I haven't done one this size in awhile. There are no problems only solutions.
Wow, amazing looking job!
You have such a multi-disciplined, multi-talented team.....but, you don't need me to tell you that do you...?
I thought for sure you were going to hit the camera with that pole
Hello Tom & all Yinz guys….Another fine job that looks fantastic. Y’all work at some really nice properties.
Tom, YOUVE been doing this so long, do you use a math formula to figure the amount of concrete needed for each job or do you SWAG it?
See y’all on the next one
Have a day!
No use math with a little bit of guessing
Was there a reason to pour the firepit before the walkways? Would seem like it would be easier to do the walkways then the firepit
I found it easier to do the walks as connectors
Beautiful work .
I always thought you saw cut stamped concrete
Tom are you adding steps were the sidewalk deadheads into the wall ?
Looks great again a good lunchtime video to watch 👊🏼👊🏼🪚🔨✌🏼🇺🇸🇺🇸
LandScaper is putting stone steps in
What product did you use as a spray for the release? Also, no landing on steps was required?Thanks
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Excelente trabajo 👊 👏 💯
Just asking where do you get the little stamp wheel at I also have the bigger ones you use ? ? ? ?
Carroi supply
Hope everything is ok, been missing you guys this week?
Glad to hear we’ll get you some videos at real soon
Love the videos Tom. I commend you and your crew. Maybe you’ve answered this but I don’t remember…. Why don’t you use a magic or power screed and power trowels? I understand on smaller jobs but garage floors and basements? Just wondering….
I think those only work when the concrete is super wet. He’s from PA and a super wet concrete doesn’t last there. Maybe in California or Arizona. Also, I’ve used them before with my crew and unless you get the levels spot on, they are slow and cumbersome.
I’m bigger jobs we do
Curious why such a short top step by the slider?
Just a sill not a step
Those steps on that patio look like a real trip hazard, the top one is so narrow.
It’s not , everything else is so big
Yo put a gallon in that
What is the best sealer to use for concrete pool deck
For plain concrete I like master protect 350 for decorative concrete I like Butterfield clear guard don’t forget the traction control
Do you have weights inside the roller stamps?
We do have weights in one wheel if the concrete gets tight we will use that last
How di i buy one of those rollers . What brand is it.
Slate bon tool
Tom, did you make these rollers? If not where can I buy them? Thanks
Bon tool or Carroll supply
@@Concretewiththehauses thanks for the quick reply. You, Mike Day, Ryan from Victory, and a couple finishers I’ve hired have taught me everything I know about concrete!
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true pros!! love your videos where do you get those texture rollers??
Bon tool
@@Concretewiththehauses ty tom
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What does your payroll run a weak...
Alot
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I love the rolled slate, looks like water wouldn't have an issue draining away before freezing.
Tom ,I just recently saw a crew do a burlap finish on concrete, had you ever seen that ? Interesting look but they explained it was uncomfortable for bare feet . This was a city contract job out west
They must have been pulling your leg.
No I haven’t
@@Don.Ryan91 another concrete contractor,either
New Mexico , or California. They draped the burlap across the concrete and dragged it across , it left waves in the finish. Was at a Riverwalk where the city doesn't want people in barefeet. It was on CZcams
NOPE
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Get a life
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