Beautiful work! I would strongly suggest using concrete for your border restraint. It’s a fraction of the cost, and holds up much better than the plastic edging.
I was wondering how the plastic would hold up when someone was edging their lawn with a weed whacker/eater. Figured it would get chopped up after a little while.
That would be ideal, but the grading of his front yard would not allow it. Previously the dirt came all the way up to the bottom of the siding. Now there's about 1.5 - 2" gap so it's definitely an improvement. Thanks for the comment
Great job, however, you need to be using a concrete edge on open graded bases. Those spikes are not capable of toeing in pavement with open graded base.
Just found your channel, gorgeous work!! Love the commentary but hate the music, one or the other is fine cause I can watch it on mute but I’d like to hear what you have to say😃
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Wow, that looks nice! Glad to see the trip hazard is gone. It really improved the curb appeal!
Thank you, its definitely a big upgrade
Nicely done, looks like the home owner got a lot of value from your work
Thank you
Beautiful work! I would strongly suggest using concrete for your border restraint. It’s a fraction of the cost, and holds up much better than the plastic edging.
Thank you
I was wondering how the plastic would hold up when someone was edging their lawn with a weed whacker/eater. Figured it would get chopped up after a little while.
Nice job. Looks much better than it did before.
nice work! I like how it curves into the driveway
Thanks, I was worried about how that transition would look.
Such great attention to detail. love your guys' work.
Thank you very much!
I ❤❤❤ the MUSIC you used at the 4ish mark and the final outcome ..great job
Glad you liked it! Thank you
Wow this looks amazing. Super cool seeing it all come together.. :)
Nice job very professional
Thank you
Great job brother. How come you don’t use mortar for the edging instead of the plastic?👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thanks man, I've had issues with grass not growing back over the concrete edge. The plastic seems to hold up as long as its backed by dirt.
great job guys
Thanks
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I use the same foam kneeling pad.
Nice work! Could you explain what you did with the downspout extensions? Looked like they just terminated in the middle of the lawn. Thanks!
Thank you, yes we put in pop up drains in the middle of the yard. The yard has a good pitch from this point to the street.
Nice work!.......does freeze/thaw affect those edging spikes?....gradually popping up.....
Thanks, no issue with that
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How much did this cost as far a break down material and labor would be nice add on.
How much is a the job would like a break down please
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Hi, there should be at least 6 inches of foundation exposed to prevent damage to the structure
That would be ideal, but the grading of his front yard would not allow it. Previously the dirt came all the way up to the bottom of the siding. Now there's about 1.5 - 2" gap so it's definitely an improvement. Thanks for the comment
Do you have a link to the rubber pad used on your compactor?
What do you use for your base? Like a #9 limestone? (3/4 with no fines)
Yes 3/4 no fines
As well what border paver did you use
Great job, however, you need to be using a concrete edge on open graded bases. Those spikes are not capable of toeing in pavement with open graded base.
Why don’t you go help him then
@@justinsimon4368 i just did
great video
would u ever get a bobcat exavator?
Thank you, I don't have any personal experience with them but if the price was right I would.
What techno bloc pavers did you use
Main pavers are Eva and border is Villagio both in the Champlain Grey color
Just found your channel, gorgeous work!! Love the commentary but hate the music, one or the other is fine cause I can watch it on mute but I’d like to hear what you have to say😃
invest in "knee savers" its what catchers use in baseball, your knees will thank you
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Will never understand why you rip out perfectly good bricks and not reuse them. They just need cleaned.
Maybe the home owner wanted something new? Maybe they bought the house like that and never like the brick and wanted this instead? Is it your house?