600 sq ft Paver patio installation with fire pit - time lapse
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- čas přidán 26. 10. 2021
- This installation is of a paver patio, with a stone fire pit, and circle inlay. We put a double border around the inlay and fire pit. The pavers in the inlay were put down on a 45 deg angle off the main patio. The pavers we used were Techo Bloc. The total patio is a little over 600 sg ft.
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It’s crazy how different the outcome is when a professional does it vs when a DIYer does it.
time lapse speed and music are perfect, shows whole projects can pause anytime to see something specific this way. Love the design, lot of material and effort shows quality workmanship all the way
Thank you I'm glad you enjoyed it
this is the difference between good enough and done right. awesome job ! you didn't cut any corners and spent the time to do the time consuming details. great idea with the round center pavers and the rest going the other way.
Thanks 👍 I appreciate it
I agree but I’m quite sure he cut lots of corners
Very impressive work. Love the attention to detail. This separates the men from the boys. Real pros.
Thank you very much!
that fire pit build is incredible! You're very talented and you can tell you take your time with design, build and finishing touches. Amazing!
Time lapse makes it look like such a fun job. Haha.
Wow! That came out pretty awesome.
Beautiful! I sure the family was well pleased.
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Looks awesome that's a hell of a skill
looks really really good
unbelievable mate
WOW! Great video! Thank you for making our dream of having a beautiful and functional backyard a reality :-)
Our pleasure!
keep these guys around
Stunningly Beautiful!
Thank you!
Nice work
So nice! Great work! I watched the retaining wall first. You’ve got my sub.
This whole build was amazing!
Thank you very much
Wow. This is how it's done ✅ nice work. Clean!
Thank you, I appreciate it
Great video 👏🏻
Thank you
You guys know what you are doing!
Thank you
You really do a great job man!!
I appreciate that!
Hey, I am trying to understand how do you organize the pavers, seems extremely chaotic, but it's beautiful which makes me think there's a system?
Very nice job : )
Thank you very much!
That’s nice ASF👏🏽👍🏽💪🏽👊🏽🤦🏽♂️😵💫🎯TOP NOTCH
Subbed! Great Work!
Thank you, I appreciate it!
Great video content is amazin❤️
Glad you think so! Thanks for watching
WOW!
very beautiful. I would add an iron railing on the edge.
That was a fantastic job. Wish you guys were in Michigan to do mine.
Thank you very much and best of luck with your project!
What was the cost on this? Its beautiful
Curious to know how much this cost ? I have to redo my backyard and looking to do something similar with the retaining wall too
I’m sitting here thinking 🤔 Y’all can just come do my outdoor kitchen
What made you decide open grade clear chips for bedding on this one?
Awesome job! What is the rebar for?
Very well done, I would hope with your videos mines would come out just as well 😀.
Thank you, good luck with your project!
is there any pitch to the patio, or completely level in all directions? i know it gets more difficult when there's a level wall on two sides you have to line up with
I don,t know where this was built but should there be a railing and a banister ?
Just the flatware would cost 18k in Delaware. 35-40k for everything
Nice work on this mailbox but you could have pulled the blocks in the middle on the right side out alil more. You can see the difference, it would bother me too much to not fix it
Why no stone dust or paver sand, I was under the impression all rock should be compacted before pavers ontop. I saw you screen the rock with the level then put pavers right ontop. I own a landscape company and am trying to learn as much as I can
We used 3/8" chip stone in place of the sand. We did what is called an "open grade" base for this installation. There's a lot of debate on whether to use open grade (which is 3/4" clean stone base with 3/8" chip stone as bedding) or traditional (which is 3/4" modified with concrete sand as bedding). I believe both have their places and are both good options. Thanks for watching
QUESTION, I am getting ready to do a raised paver patio like this video, my retaining wall will be curved instead of straight like this video. How do I slope the retaining wall so it matches the slope of the pavers? Similar to the curved parts of the patio in the video
I build the wall level and then crown the patio. So the high spot is in the middle and the water will shed to the edges. Hope this helps
What kind of paver base did you use? I see the Sakrete brags and then I see crushed gravel/rock bags for cheaper. Can either one be used? AWESOME video BTW
The base is crushed gravel. Thanks for watching!
Real good work this is pure quality!….where are y’all from?
Thank you, I'm in lower bucks county PA
Just curious....why no sand as top layer for the pavers.?
Do you ever run into any trouble with needing to provide a railing at the top of the wall?
On a small wall it's really up to the customer. I think anything over 4 ft I would strongly recommend one
LOVE watching how you do it, and please wear respirators to save on pulmonologist bills after 50s , all that masonry cutting u do and no protection, makes me worry about your health ( the other guy who helps you to handle bricks)
Looks great! Is the body the chestnut color and the border is chocolate?
Thanks you and yes that's correct
Great work. Will you guys consider a job in hamburg pa?
Thank you, sorry that is outside our coverage area.
looks great and very helpful video. What's the cost of something like this?
There are many factors, but in my area pavers around $18-$20 per sq ft
That’s labor and materials?
@@srmcontracting that’s labor and materials?
What is the round bar on there. Is that for your lighting?
Yes it was the conduit for the lighting
why no sand under paver
This is an open grade install, we used 3/8" chip stone instead of the sand. Thanks for watching!
Probably about a $35K patio and retaining wall on a property with a box house covered in vinyl siding and the cheapest OC shingles you can get. Man, people crack me up. 😆
Absolutely no shade towards SRM, though. The project looks fantastic and well thought out, nice job!
How much does a job like this cost
Starting at $20 per square foot for pavers
Rip off
@@joyfaith1711 No it aint. Between base rock, chip stone, pavers, fill sand and a few other things, half of cost is in materials. fThen the other
half is to pay dedicated professionals who have invested their life and money into this field and are coming with a wealth of knowledge and a wealth
of professional eqquipment. The cost of maintaining eqquiment, cost of large yard or warehouse to store eqquipment and materials, cost of diesel,
truck / tractor payments, and the general cost of survival along with major inflation in this country. With the inflation situation, the math and current
numbers in your head all have to be updated. They will likely have to charge more soon...in order to survive.
@Notta Bidenfan I can get some Mar-A-Lago staff to do it better for less. 🤡
@Joy Faith Remember, good labor isn’t cheap and cheap labor isn’t good! This gentleman is a craftsman! Worth every penny and then some! His work will stand the test of time. Mar a largo labor, not so much.