Those blocks are why I’m sitting here with 5 fractured vertebrae and prolapsed discs, stay healthy guys there’s not many brickies out there who don’t have bad backs,great job guys
@@johnmehaffey9953 sorry to hear that 😞 yeah we all know what it does/is going to do to our bodies, we try where we can to make it easier 👍 thankyou 🧱🧱
This kind of vids are better for fellow bricklayers.We don't need explanations and I must agree that we are here to build and don't have time to stop/start and do the celebrity bricklayer thing.Good on you for not falling into that trap.
@@greggferns3278 cheers mate 👍 yeah I have more integrity than to do that, there’s a few on here think they’re something they’re not. I’m here to show off what I do at work and that’s it 👊🧱
Well done to you doing that brickwork and helping out when the others just left the job there some good people out there and you and your lads are one of them good on ya
Narration is how Chrisfix (10million subs) grew his channel. You can't always work and talk because of the distractions but this is a really good way of explaining what you are doing when you're at home, relaxing with a cuppa.
Now that’s hard graft been there and now paying for it not many young ones could stomach that kind work respect to you guys it’ll be nice to get up out of the ground you’ll see your reward
absolutely brilliant job guys.. unfortunately the clients obviously used a cheap builder to start with .. they ran .. and you guys saved the day .. ive seen this before .. getting a reputable builder as yourself to sort it out .. AND then getting cheap labour to finish the project .. they should of used your team to finish it .. after seeing your professional work .. they dont deserve you and your team .. ive subscribed to your channel .. and look forward to many more episodes
@@seangraver5511 Thankyou Sean 👍 it happens all too often unfortunately. However the first builder wasn’t cheap, just very bad quality. They’re the ones that keep us in work
Brilliant to watch skilled men do their thing. My dad was a bricklayer, and I carried for him for 18 years. My biggest regret was not learning to lay brick. My attitude as a young man was not right to be an apprentice, and I regret that to this day. Did a couple of terms at night school bricklaying, and passed those ok, but you really have to do the hard early years as an apprentice to be skilled. Love the video
First video of yours I’ve caught, really like the narration it helps me understand what’s going on. Good job done, would have been good to see you finish the job👍
Cheers mate 👍🧱 thing is, the last guy who ran off wasn’t cheap, I don’t know the exact figures but he’d charged a small fortune to get where he had 🤦♂️
Was the neighbours path supported by concrete in the end or maybe pea gravel or something? Note, I'm not a builder but just wondering what held up the path in the end.
@@chubbychubs4636 I believe the customer actually dug the path out and stoned it back up. The only reason this couldn’t have been done before is that it needed the blockwork in the retain the new path 👍
Thought you might have been given the job to finish !! As you get older you'll probably stay clear of other people's shit just run away lol nice job though 😊
@@alaneverett2531 Thankyou, it would have been nice to finish the job but as I said we were only brought in to save the job. Haha, other peoples shit work is what keeps us good ones in work 🤣 someone’s got to sort it 🙈
Great job Morgan. There’s nowt wrong with the videos, I like the Timelapse ones - maybe have the odd bit that you explain what’s going on, but rest is good regardless mate
You've gone in and most definitely stopped a total disaster for the client and their neighbours, sorting out someone's drop bollock And pulling the customer out of the shit and they dont have the common decency to give you the rest of the job. Its a disgrace, disgusting 😮
Intrigued to know - what happens with next door’s path? Will that be made good by yourselves? It’s obviously not safe as next door as there is no proper underpinning .
well done mate. shame the customer didnt let you finish the job.the work i watched you do was top notch.perhaps the reason the first builder did a runner was the customers fault. shit happens bud perhaps you got a lucky escape. did ya get paid in full for your work?
@@lawrencesenior1178 Thankyou 👍 definitely not the customers fault mate, I’m not sure on the figures but the last builder was basically over paid for what he had done so far and did a runner with the extra cash. Yeah we got paid in full for what we did 👌🧱
I suspect you didn't get to go to roof plate is for the very reason the client got into the pickle they did with the previous builder, ie cheapest tender over quality which almost always results in poor work at a high cost at completion.
I'm not a builder,great work.. On the side of the house,could you have shuttered it and poured concrete? Too long to set up,against regulations,bad idea,more expensive,I have no idea? Thanks
@@Jakedegaye thanks 👍🧱 It’s not a bad idea, definitely possible, however a lot more expensive I would have thought. Concrete isn’t cheap, plus the shuttering materials which is mostly single use, then the labour cost to set it all up
Cheers mate 👍🧱 yep it’s how to world is unfortunately. We pick up the pieces then still get the boot 🤷♂️ thing is that job still isn’t finished now, think they’re waiting on the roof, whereas we’d have had it all done 👌
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Those blocks are why I’m sitting here with 5 fractured vertebrae and prolapsed discs, stay healthy guys there’s not many brickies out there who don’t have bad backs,great job guys
Sleeping tablets they are
@@johnmehaffey9953 sorry to hear that 😞 yeah we all know what it does/is going to do to our bodies, we try where we can to make it easier 👍 thankyou 🧱🧱
Same here mate ,discs gone , arthritis in wrists,shoulders ect
I thoroughly enjoyed watching this video. Adding narration afterwards was very good for most viewers.
@@dcalver1967 thanks, glad you liked it 👊👍
This kind of vids are better for fellow bricklayers.We don't need explanations and I must agree that we are here to build and don't have time to stop/start and do the celebrity bricklayer thing.Good on you for not falling into that trap.
@@greggferns3278 cheers mate 👍 yeah I have more integrity than to do that, there’s a few on here think they’re something they’re not. I’m here to show off what I do at work and that’s it 👊🧱
Well done to you doing that brickwork and helping out when the others just left the job there some good people out there and you and your lads are one of them good on ya
Thankyou. Yeah we may not be the fastest or cheapest, but we can hand on heart say we take pride in our work and do a proper job 👍🧱
Cheers from Kentucky, USA. Great job. Customers are always looking for the cheapest, yet quality is seen in your work.
@@KenBissell-oq2ns Thankyou Ken 👍🧱
Fantastic job mate , such a shame you didn’t get to finish the job you saved 🤜🏻🤛🏻
@@marcwalters7541 cheers mate 👍 yeah it is but it’s one of them things, we can only do what we’re told to do and move on to the next job 🧱🧱
Great job matey, takes a lot to take on something like that. Keeps the trade coming having a good name.
@@terrymorton9941 cheers mate 👍 yeah it’s always better to be know for being a good builder and not a bad one 👌🧱
Narration is how Chrisfix (10million subs) grew his channel. You can't always work and talk because of the distractions but this is a really good way of explaining what you are doing when you're at home, relaxing with a cuppa.
@@identitywithheld1027 cheers mate, a great summary of how I’m trying to do things going forward 👍 🧱
Now that’s hard graft been there and now paying for it not many young ones could stomach that kind work respect to you guys it’ll be nice to get up out of the ground you’ll see your reward
@@darrinmcneill534 Thankyou 👊👍🧱
Really enjoyed the commentary/explanation over the top.
@@JimJimpmjj Thankyou, glad you liked it 👍🧱
Good stuff guys 🥰🙏 looks great 😊
@@JosephLeeWilkins cheers mate 👍🧱
absolutely brilliant job guys.. unfortunately the clients obviously used a cheap builder to start with .. they ran .. and you guys saved the day .. ive seen this before .. getting a reputable builder as yourself to sort it out .. AND then getting cheap labour to finish the project .. they should of used your team to finish it .. after seeing your professional work .. they dont deserve you and your team .. ive subscribed to your channel .. and look forward to many more episodes
@@seangraver5511 Thankyou Sean 👍 it happens all too often unfortunately. However the first builder wasn’t cheap, just very bad quality. They’re the ones that keep us in work
Great video… hope to get to see more jobs… 🇬🇧🇮🇪🏴
@@JoeCarroll-tr5hw cheers mate 👍 plenty more videos of jobs in the future 👌🧱
Brilliant to watch skilled men do their thing. My dad was a bricklayer, and I carried for him for 18 years. My biggest regret was not learning to lay brick. My attitude as a young man was not right to be an apprentice, and I regret that to this day. Did a couple of terms at night school bricklaying, and passed those ok, but you really have to do the hard early years as an apprentice to be skilled. Love the video
@@michaelaspden1732 thanks mate 👍🧱
First video of yours I’ve caught, really like the narration it helps me understand what’s going on. Good job done, would have been good to see you finish the job👍
@@wullDoc glad you like it mate 👍 cheers 👊🧱
They should have let you complete the works to finish.
Well done guys.
Nice work Morgan .
@@brickbybric cheers mate 👍🧱
I enjoy this type of video, good job.
@@alanstanley9465 Thankyou 👍 I will definitely be doing more like this in the future 🧱
A fantastic job as always
Cheers mate 👍🧱
You'd think the property owners would be wary of judging future work on price alone.🤦♂️
You can only work to your standards. Top graft boys👌
Cheers mate 👍🧱 thing is, the last guy who ran off wasn’t cheap, I don’t know the exact figures but he’d charged a small fortune to get where he had 🤦♂️
Watching from Ireland. Excellent 👍👍
@@cathalsmyth721 Thankyou 👍
Yeah ditto fella's, great work.
@@jollyolly58 cheers mate 👍🧱
Well deserved, im a spread, love to see proper craftsmen at work, take care.
Love your videos. Whatever style you like is good. I had no problem with the original style of static cam work.
@@Chrysologos Thankyou Mike 👍🧱
looks great well done from Jim Morgan
@@JamesMorganandsonAndrew cheers Jim 👍🧱
Fascinating video. Narration afterwards was good but the music was distracting. 😊
@@steveg4iwr glad you liked it 👍🧱 thanks for the feedback 👍
Was the neighbours path supported by concrete in the end or maybe pea gravel or something? Note, I'm not a builder but just wondering what held up the path in the end.
That's their problem 😂
@@chubbychubs4636 I believe the customer actually dug the path out and stoned it back up. The only reason this couldn’t have been done before is that it needed the blockwork in the retain the new path 👍
@@MorganTheBuilder Thanks for your reply
Will the neighbours path not collapse in time
@@susanault6809yes quite likely, it’s just concrete on a a dirt base. It needs proper footings.
Well done barry 👍👍🐩🐩🐩🐩🐌🐌🐌🐌🍗🍗🍗🍗🍗🍗🍗🍗
You did the graft and got the customer out of trouble then were denied the cream…not appreciated but I guess that’s the game we are in.
Thought you might have been given the job to finish !! As you get older you'll probably stay clear of other people's shit just run away lol nice job though 😊
@@alaneverett2531 Thankyou, it would have been nice to finish the job but as I said we were only brought in to save the job. Haha, other peoples shit work is what keeps us good ones in work 🤣 someone’s got to sort it 🙈
Great job Morgan. There’s nowt wrong with the videos, I like the Timelapse ones - maybe have the odd bit that you explain what’s going on, but rest is good regardless mate
@@TheNorthernmunky cheers Logan, appreciate that mate 👊🧱
Bet there was a grow in there 5 mins after you left lololol
@@thelightofficial666 🤣🤣🤣🤣
It was a bit confusing at the end as you weren’t able to show how you finally left it presumably at the correct dpc level as you had mentioned…
@@philtucker1224 yeah sorry I didn’t get a final video. But yes the build was upto DPC level all the way around 👍
You've gone in and most definitely stopped a total disaster for the client and their neighbours, sorting out someone's drop bollock
And pulling the customer out of the shit and they dont have the common decency to give you the rest of the job.
Its a disgrace, disgusting 😮
@@Doc_58 it is mate, but it’s just one of them things, we just move on to the next one 👍🧱
Fair play mate ur a grafter nothing wrong your style off vidoes
@@tommitchell1826 cheers mate appreciate that 👍🧱
You should name the Rouge cowboy builder who's the next customer job he runs off from😢💩
@@tridens6708 it’s not my place to mate or I would. Don’t worry though, word will get around 👍
Intrigued to know - what happens with next door’s path? Will that be made good by yourselves? It’s obviously not safe as next door as there is no proper underpinning .
@@blacknight1003 next doors path will have been made good by the customer 👍
well done mate. shame the customer didnt let you finish the job.the work i watched you do was top notch.perhaps the reason the first builder did a runner was the customers fault. shit happens bud perhaps you got a lucky escape. did ya get paid in full for your work?
@@lawrencesenior1178 Thankyou 👍 definitely not the customers fault mate, I’m not sure on the figures but the last builder was basically over paid for what he had done so far and did a runner with the extra cash. Yeah we got paid in full for what we did 👌🧱
much better format mate
Glad you like it mate, will definitely be doing more in the future 👍🧱
I suspect you didn't get to go to roof plate is for the very reason the client got into the pickle they did with the previous builder, ie cheapest tender over quality which almost always results in poor work at a high cost at completion.
I'm not a builder,great work..
On the side of the house,could you have shuttered it and poured concrete?
Too long to set up,against regulations,bad idea,more expensive,I have no idea?
Thanks
@@Jakedegaye thanks 👍🧱
It’s not a bad idea, definitely possible, however a lot more expensive I would have thought. Concrete isn’t cheap, plus the shuttering materials which is mostly single use, then the labour cost to set it all up
@@MorganTheBuilder appreciate the reply,learnt something new,keep grinding,you'll get far..
Nice one..
@@Jakedegaye cheers mate 👍🧱
The customer probably wasn’t gonna pay any extra
As a layman watching this, why not shutter and pour concrete?
@@matthewwiddows6319 it’s a lot more expensive to do it that way here in the UK
Little deeper and they could have had another room.
@@Jonathan-mk1ju we said the same thing mate, I think they were going to use it as a crawl space storage area 👍
Excellent video!
@@daveevans1236 cheers mate 👍🧱
How bad are they not carrying on with you 🧱🧱 great job pal
Cheers mate 👍🧱 yep it’s how to world is unfortunately. We pick up the pieces then still get the boot 🤷♂️ thing is that job still isn’t finished now, think they’re waiting on the roof, whereas we’d have had it all done 👌
Been there, got the T shirt, only good enough to correct someone else's shit, but not good enough to finish the job