Basement Dig gone wrong rush to save the neighbor house now!!
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The hole we dug is not safe and now the neighbor house is in danger time to save it.
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First, my condolences on the loss of your Jenna's grandfather. I know how much family means to you all. May he rest in peace. I find it amazing how calm you can be when faced with a tough situation on a job, especially when it comes as a complete surprise. But even with that, you took the time to help out a neighbor with his lot clearing issue. You guys can be proud of what you do and how you treat people.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, ideas and videos. Condolences to Jenna and your family. The beginning of the video had me flashing back to several Cole the Cornstar videos, if you didn’t know besides farming they are also the local area grave diggers. They use some steel rods driven into the ground to locate edges of the neighbors and have to be very careful watching for sidewall collapse similar to what happened to your first site. Unfortunately for them they don’t have the option to relocate to a different site. Thanks for helping out the local community the way you do, trying to leave situations better than you find them. Not enough of that left in this world these days. Made me laugh as you were packing the dumpster tighter and adding more to it just as the driver got there. Wishing you and your family the best.
Mike condolences to you and Jenna and family. Also congratulations on the 200K subscription mark. 🎉🎉🎉….. Not at all surprised with the 200K mark, because of the quality content you provide on your channel. It won’t be long now, until you hit the 500 K mark! Watching from Canada 🇨🇦 and enjoy watching the quality workmanship of you and your team. Well done Dirt Perfect!
Agreed
Thanks appreciate that
Sometimes being a good guy ends up being really hard. Derby owes you a big debt of more than just gratitude on this one.
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Yup
One thing is for sure. Soil samples for a basement need to be done before trying to dig the basement to ensure it will be suitable for the build.
@@americanpatriot2.06 yup
depressing those evictions
I'm so sorry to hear about Jenna's grandfather passing away. May he rest in peace. Great video, and I'm sure the boys will take care of your job.😂 This has been a great video. Thank you for sharing.😊
My condolences for the loss to the family . Great video, as always, for you guys. Always a plus showing the perils of construction and excavation work .
My condolences to Jenna and her family, Mike. What a day got thrust upon you guys there! Never can tell what can happen from one day to another.
Thoughts and prayers for Jenna and your family. Thank you for sharing, Dirt Perfect.
Condolences to Jenna and family.
First things first: tell Jenna how sorry I am for your family's loss. 2nd, awesome job you three, making a silk purse out of a sow's ear. Aaron looks so comfortable moving dirt now. Thanks for sharing this, Mike.
Dp needs his own borrow pit for times like this. As far as Chris he's a driver that loves his job; just like you like to operate and MBTS likes to weld. Keep praying for brother Pete. as always stay safe in the new year ahead. Thanks for sharing.
I think a good nickname for Chris would be MACK
You’re probably going to have a compaction issue next to the house as this needs to be compacted and a soil change for the foundation of the future house
Put rock on the bottom. About 3 foot. That is what we do when we have this problem. You don't have to cover the whole bottom. But about 12 feet from that wall or what it takes to ser up your basement wall.over. Pack it in with a tamper then put a cover over it and
then clay dirt to with in
16 inches of top. From rock over try to use clay
from a hillside.
But just try to help. Of course rock on bottom.
Watch the next video
Prayers for the family even though it was 2 months ago im sure Jenna still feels the effects glad to see Old Plumb Bob back on the job
Mike, sorry for Gena's loss prayers for your families, and congratulations on the 200.000
Condolences on the passing of Jenna's grandfather. Prayers go out to your family. Good thing the bank slid in before any further construction or anybody was injured. That lot apparently wasn't meant to have a basement. Mike. I commend you for helping the neighbor. I enjoyed you video and look forward for another. God Bless and Stay Safe.
Nice of you to help out the neighbor the way you did, seeing the 210 rip up that concrete reminded me of the time when you built that rock wall. Sheme no one dug a test hole of did soil sampling would have saved you a lot og time. Sorry to here about Mrs DP's Grandfather. 🌹
The three of you are much braver than I am by standing within 2 feet of a cut that you know is unstable.
My condolences for your family's loss. Keep an eye and ear open to everyone involved including yourself. Everyone processes grief at different rates and ways.
I lost my wife of 43 years back in September and it has been rough. Thanks to the Veterans Crisis Line and a local grief support group i feel im in a better place mentally now.
As far as the hole is concerned it could have been worse.
You could have broken into an abandoned mine tunnel.
Ive seen that happen.....
Cheers
Terry
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The second location is really nice. Have a great view and the museum just across the road. Condolences to Jenna and the family. Stay safe.
Thanks for your support of Habitat. It’s a great cause. The work may be a pain this time but the CZcams content is very interesting 😊
Quite the heart break to see that 1st basement dig caving in. Great coordination and team work on your part to get a new plan in action. The new site looks like it will be stable. Very sorry to hear about Jenna's grandfather passing. Will pray for peace and comfort for the family during this difficult time. Thanks for the video.
Boy did that go sout fast. It's good that you mobilize fast. Nice to have another truck driver. Condolences for Jenna's family. Stay safe
I was not expecting a change in locations but understand it. That was nice of you to try and help out the neighbor. Those lots are so small! I guess that's town living.
Condolences to Jenna and the whole family. It's tough losing grand parents of a family.
YEA, It's sure not the 310 acres I'm living on.
Here in Flanders (Belgium) that is never possible, digging such a deep hole without damper plates and dry suction. This always collapses, even if the soil has not been disturbed by previous excavation work. And certainly not done if it is so close to a house.
Condolences to Jenna and the family. I'm so sorry for your loss.
Sorry for your loss, my deepest sympathy. Condolences to Jenna and family.
Congratulations on well deserved 200K subscribers, DP.
It’s always something! You turned a bad situation, into a good situation. Hammer down and get the job done as usual! Condolences on your family’s loss DP!
Great job sorry to hear about that but better now than to find out troubles later after they build the house. See you on the next one.
Our condolences to Jenna & Family. On thing Dirt Perfect delivers is Surprises! That alone should help take us to 300 subs! Congrats to DP for 200K Subs and I see we are already at 201! Wow! Thanks for helping Habitat for Humanity! Great video! Thanks: Mike, Aaron and Chris! Lee
Been there! Just recently did the site work for a 12’-8” basement dig under a garage with elevated slab on a tight site. Geotechnical report said class A hard pan clay, which it was but it sheared off at seams. Was a couple of nerve racking days and required the rental of a long reach to clean it up. Sorry to hear about your loss. Keep up the good work!
That's why I never trust clay, there's so many different types that it's too unpredictable and if something happens it weighs a ton.
Condolences to Jenna and the family. This was an excellent video in that you pivoted on dime and made choices to protect both the neighboring home and still give the kids learning how to build a home an opportunity to still grow. Classy, DP, classy!
Great video DP. I dont know if all the meetings you had about how to handle this were filled with tension or not but it seemed like you handled it well. Sorry about your family's loss.
You have a great crew. You all work great together. You and Arron make this Chanel. Some of the comments I read about Arron are funny. Around my part,the state of Maine we would call Arron a state worker. One or 3 guys holding up a shovel while 1 guy works. Lol. You have a great crew. Awesome channel. Thanks.
Your probably thanking your lucky stars that it didn’t rain overnight and turn it into a big sinkhole! 👍👍
Condolences to you and Jenna and your work his Derfect ,Like the crew .
Sorry for you loss. Man behind the scenes has had a little sas these past couple of clips, I think he needs a vacation lol, working too hard. It's good to see some things that go wrong during a job and how you fix them. Love your channel and watching the work that you do. Learned soo much since watching you and let's dig18.
"No good deed goes unpunished." It all comes back in the end. Great work, as always. Only help build one Habitat house back in the late 90s. It turned out great but wasn't the smoothest ride.
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Wow DP you have a real job site now two guys standing over there yapping and one in the machine working😂😂
Looks like Union Job !!
First off my condolences to the Family for the loss of a loved one I know this is late due to the way the video fell. But you 3 are a hoot this is why I like watching you guys keep up the great work
The word you’re looking for is decompose 😂
My condolences to Mrs Dirt Perfect and your family Mike, I my thoughts and prayers from the UK
Condolences to your family on the loss of a loved one ,Looking forward to seeing how much MBTS and crash gets accomplished while your gone
Congrats on the 200K + and condolences.
I am always surprised at the ease at which the planning system seems to work in the US of A. Can't build it here never mind build it a totally different location. In the UK certainly as a individual it would mean totally new planning permission probably 6 months delay.
Oh boy!…that’s “Anytown USA” over there!…exactly where I grew up… our town was the one that built all the great bridges in this country…golden gate was just one of them…cool to see Anytown America!
Hey, Mike. Was there a soils report done on the first property that would describe a max unrestrained cut-slope during excavation? Thats a big gaffe on their part if not…
Always a great job on the videos!
My condolences to your family Mike.
What a pain in the butt job but you’re a good man for doing it.
Condolences to you and Jenna and family, may her Grandpa rest in peace.
Hello from the Netherlands.
my Condoleances to the Family on the lost of Jenna's Grandfather .
Condolences on the passing of your Grandfather Jenna ❤❤
thanks for the video DP and Aaron .
Kind regards, Hollandduck
I can't stop thinking about how many houses there could be standing on a sinkhole
One of those days where you want to say, “No good deed goes unpunished.” 😊
I didn't realize Roach Coaches(snack truck) were still around
So sorry about grandpa great video please keep them coming
Good morning guys! Enjoy the show😀😀😀😀
That could have gone really bad but y'all made it work as usual. Great job gentleman.👍👍
Aaron has a certain skill set that invaluable when working with you Mike. He can dish out BS as well as he can take it without getting offended. You guys make a good team. Lol
Chris's trucking skills are a real asset. Thinking a new nickname like Dude or something? Shame, shame, shame!!! Good fun!!
Our condolences to Jenna & her family. 😪
sorry for your loss and condolences to you and your family .
Great job running the excavator Mr Dirt Perfect
Sorry for your loss of Grand Dad. I did enjoy your video as always. Cheers
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Mike condolences to you and Jenna and family.
That 210 looks to be a strong machine. Nice job Mike and the boys.
I don’t think I would want a house on that lot. The earth settling over time would cause all kinds of issues.
"Compact it in real good". lol
That gray area you’re seeing is where they’re used to be runoff for the sewer. That was probably the septic tank at one time.
No sir it’s not
Feel your pain on the edge caving in…..I’ve had it happen when digging the hole for septic tanks with 6’ of the foundation. Never a good feeling.
Condolences to you and Jenna 🙏🏻
Congratulations on 200k !
Well Mike , the second site seems to be a lot better dirt, seems to be more stable, but it’s looking good so far, knock on wood!!!👍👍🤗🤗🍮🍮
Condolences to jenna on her loss. Nothing sucks worse than running into bad dirt seems like anymore with us about every 3rd dig for us we’re under cutting and compacting good soil back in
Got a lot done in a short time.Looking good.
❤ At least you found out the other site was going too be bad before you were all done digging it out.
Glad to see Aaron back!!!!!!!
Condolences to you and Jenna and family.
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Man Behind the scene: Library
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MBTS: Library
Really enjoy your videos. Prayers for your family for the loss.
Nothing more satisfying than making room in the dumpster 😂
sorry for your family lose and congrats on 200k. some time jobs change for the better some time. cheers guys
Condolences to Jenna and family
Phew that was a close call Mike. Thank goodness Habitat is flexible enough to make changes. Great recovery
You're a man of wonders, Mike. Now you are juggling houses.
Condolences to your family.
A company I worked for built a gas station in North Syracuse NY. The whole area is ancient river bed . I'm guessing the area was once vast swamps that man drained and built on.. It's mostly sand. When you dig down you hit an almost quick sand . When they were digging the tank area the hole kept on enlarging itself. My boss told the excavator operator that the ground was going to give out under him. He ignored the warning and found himself 15 to 20 down in the hole. It took another excavator and two ten wheeled dumb trucks to pull him out. It was a corner lot and it was tight. Right next to the lot was a piano store. The hole in good soil would have been probably 30 feet from the building. That didn't happen. The ground kept caving in. The top four feet was pretty solid but the muck below that was on the move. The next morning found the building next door sagging several inches. The building was on a four foot frost wall and the moving muck undermined the footer and caused the frost wall to sag. The building was brick and that sagged with it . Insurance paid for repairs. I don't recall if they brought in good solid fill to back the wall up but, the middle section of brick had to be taken down and redone as well as raising the wall and roof. Because of the conditions in the tank hole we had to pour a two foot thick pad the size of the hole so the tanks could be strapped down so they wouldn't float up
Mike, I was really so distracted and yes hungered by that breakfast sandwich I could have gotten on a plane and come there just to take a bite of it. LOL. What a day of surprises when you dig in the ground whether man made fill or natural topography. Adapt, adjust, be flexible and move forward. Great job, Mike, Aaron and Crash. You made it quite interesting and fun. In the end, someone will be happy and safe with a home built on a firm foundation.
Sorry for your loss with Mrs dirt perfects grand Father sending my condolences.
But you've NAILED IT
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So sorry to hear of Jenna's Grandfather passing away. I myself never have been good at dealing with anyone passing on, again so sorry. DP, as to the new dig location up on the hill, the new homeowner will enjoy some very good water 💦 pressure with the water tower across the street 😂. That's a good thing for sure. The views they will have will make this new home very special. I hope whoever gets it cherishs it for ages to come and make awesome memories...😊
I love that you help neighbors or other people without question. Definitely better looking dirt for the hole. Comment maker please take the sticker off the windshield on the triaxle Thanks again!!!!!!!!!
Man that’s some nasty wet mucky backfilled dirt. Good thing it didn’t rain…..
Aaron looked a little nervous making the ramp. The skid steer isn’t going to flip over forward. The bucket will catch you, just don’t have it up to high. 😉
Condolences to Jenna and family.
Great video as always thanks for sharing.
What happened? Did the ground (dirt) collapsed?
Decompose would probably be the word. Condolences to your family.
Good job guys even with all the bad luck
Sorry for the loss. Congratulations on 200k sub
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Mike condolences to you and Jenna and family. Also congratulations on the 200K subscription mark
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So sorry for the loss ❤❤❤
Hey! THERE'S AARON! I like the dynamics between you two
I’m sorry to hear Jenna’s grandfather passed away. But good for you for being there to support her.
Your term of Libary! Library is correct, just ribbin you. Also prayers for you and Jenna and family on loss of her grandfather.
Two good things. One, the hole stayed on your side. Two, no one made you dig out that coal layer and truck it off. Keep up the great work. 😁
Nice work.Turned three job’s into one👍
Wow my CONDOLENCES GO OUT YOUR YOU & YOUR WIFE AND FAMILY ❤ I will pray to God to wrap his arms around your entire family and friends and this time of your loss and ease the pain and being more of the good times you had with him ❤🙏🏾
To bad that the other people involved wouldn't pay for the shoring . Alot of extra work for you and your team . Mbts is one awesome employee I am watching 👀 your videos on the job on a 55 inch big screen TV. It makes me feel like I am there. Awesome video your one awesome guy for helping the guy next door . Denis from Santa Rosa CA
Great learning video here. Test holes. We dig test holes for ponds and septic systems. Why not for basements. Great video.
I dont think a test hole would have helped, would it, because the sample size would have been too small. It wasnt a problem until more dirt was dug out.