Just finished watching the entire playlist. Your presentation was top notch as well as your videography, descriptions of what you were doing and why in each episode were extremely helpful. One thing I would like to have seen you do was install some sort of edging to separate the lawn from the stone border. Great job I learned a lot, OBTW I hope that Bennie quit smoking!
Nice, glad you liked it! I would have liked to use some kind of border along the stones as well, but the decorative stone was an add on and already over the budget which the customer wanted to spend so no edging unfortunately... And Benny has not quit smoking yet, fingers crossed that he does some day! ✌
What an excellent job! You two work fantastically together. I stumbled across your channel looking for instructions on how to install pavers. I wanted to see if this was something I could do myself. I am fully confident yet. Time to watch some more projects you have done.
I know it, I have so many jobs completed from this year and all the video is sitting on memory cards…. Just waiting for more free time to put them together. Thanks for the support ✌🏻
This job really looks great! And that black polymeric sand looks perfect! I'll have to use something similar on my job at home when the rain stops. Nicely done fellas! And tell Benny to ax the cigs!😁 Cause we care of course. Take care brothers.
Thank you very much! This was a very fun project and we were pumped with the result. That black poly makes a huge difference on any project... Good luck with yours! And hopefully someday he will toss those things out the window 🤞
Yee guys are doing some nice clean work …. I enjoyed that series as I’m trying to get to know how to do my own patio in Newfoundland …….. you should think about getting some customers out at the end every few jobs to get their feedback on camera 👍
We have quite a few different soil types depending on where you are here in Massachusetts. This stuff was full of round stones of all sizes, but the soil itself was great ✌🏻
How much lower was the patio than the grass? Have a situation like this but my end product is about 5-6 inches lower. Might be too much to just lay stone around for a fix.
Only thing I would have added would be steel edging all the way around because edging the grass along the chipped stone is going to be a p.i.t.a trying not to send stones flying. But the steel edging would be quite the additional cost for the customer.
I totally agree, but the cost of that was not in the customers budget. Even the stone apron was an add on that just went over the original budget. Maybe in the future though if he gets sick of weed whacking stones… 🤣✌🏻
Just finished watching the entire playlist. Your presentation was top notch as well as your videography, descriptions of what you were doing and why in each episode were extremely helpful. One thing I would like to have seen you do was install some sort of edging to separate the lawn from the stone border. Great job I learned a lot, OBTW I hope that Bennie quit smoking!
Nice, glad you liked it! I would have liked to use some kind of border along the stones as well, but the decorative stone was an add on and already over the budget which the customer wanted to spend so no edging unfortunately... And Benny has not quit smoking yet, fingers crossed that he does some day! ✌
I know this video is a year old but holy sh** that patio looks so clean with that poly sand color and especially with the stone apron
Thank you, that patio was a blast! I love how it turned out also and the apron tied it all together ✌
I love your videos. I've learned so much about hardscaping from watching them. You guys do amazing work!
That's awesome to hear, thank you! ✌
Yeah I keep watching this! Totally beautiful
🤣 Thank you! ✌
What an excellent job! You two work fantastically together. I stumbled across your channel looking for instructions on how to install pavers. I wanted to see if this was something I could do myself. I am fully confident yet. Time to watch some more projects you have done.
Thank you very much! We certainly do work good together. I have plenty of videos you can get tips from, good luck with your own project! ✌
You said it. Looks sharp.
Lol, thanks! ✌🏻
Miss the more frequent uploads. I know youve been busy
I know it, I have so many jobs completed from this year and all the video is sitting on memory cards…. Just waiting for more free time to put them together. Thanks for the support ✌🏻
So nice! Looks sharp.
Thank you ✌
Great job guys!
This job really looks great! And that black polymeric sand looks perfect! I'll have to use something similar on my job at home when the rain stops. Nicely done fellas! And tell Benny to ax the cigs!😁 Cause we care of course. Take care brothers.
Thank you very much! This was a very fun project and we were pumped with the result. That black poly makes a huge difference on any project... Good luck with yours! And hopefully someday he will toss those things out the window 🤞
Yee guys are doing some nice clean work …. I enjoyed that series as I’m trying to get to know how to do my own patio in Newfoundland …….. you should think about getting some customers out at the end every few jobs to get their feedback on camera 👍
Good to be back in Massachusetts, even if only during this series. Great job! Enjoyed while learning a few things along the way. Thank you! Peace.
Nice! No problem, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the feedback! ✌
It looks really good! I'll be the homeowner is really pleased.😍
Thank you, they were very happy! ✌
That job turned out awesome brother.👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thank you ✌
This patio pops big time! Love it man- would love to learn how to seal it as well as you did
Thank you, it was a fun project!
great job guys
Thank you! ✌🏻
Great series. Well done in so many ways. 👍
Thank you very much, that was a very cool project! Big difference…. ✌🏻
Very nice job!
Thank you!
That looks fantastic - great work.
Thanks you ✌🏻
Wow! Sure would like something similar at my back yard 😳
Me too! LOL I do so many patios, can't wait to do my own some day... 🤣✌
Beautiful project!Sounds like a new method to fix the border. Is this stone apron an alternative to the concrete ?
Cut the fabric with a torch, it works really good
🤣 I’ve seen that in a couple videos… not sure I want to try it yet… lol ✌🏻
I wish we had dirt like that in Texas
We have quite a few different soil types depending on where you are here in Massachusetts. This stuff was full of round stones of all sizes, but the soil itself was great ✌🏻
How much lower was the patio than the grass? Have a situation like this but my end product is about 5-6 inches lower. Might be too much to just lay stone around for a fix.
Man!!! Get a small bottle torch to cut that stuff not a knife. LIFE CHANGING!!😎
I have seen that a few times now.... looks like it works well. I just haven't tried it yet, maybe someday lol
@@TheChristianHardscaper you will never use anything to cut it again lol
@@Boglawn22 It is a good tip for sure, plus it melts the ends so there is no strands hanging right?
@@TheChristianHardscaper correct!
Awesome!
Thanks! ✌🏻
Only thing I would have added would be steel edging all the way around because edging the grass along the chipped stone is going to be a p.i.t.a trying not to send stones flying. But the steel edging would be quite the additional cost for the customer.
I totally agree, but the cost of that was not in the customers budget. Even the stone apron was an add on that just went over the original budget. Maybe in the future though if he gets sick of weed whacking stones… 🤣✌🏻
@@TheChristianHardscaper give it time lol
What's the ballpark cost for something like this
$12,000 - $15,000
@@TheChristianHardscaperwow, that would be double in my area.