I've been doing concrete in michigan for 25 years. And I will tell you this, it doesn't get better than this. It always amazes me how it is done differently around the country. We still rent the stamps and get out on them and tamp them in. The rollers you have are awesome!! Your product you leave is awesome. Your finishing is awesome. Your housekeeping is awesome. Nothing beats a good crew and you guys are a great crew. Excellent job men!!
I'm so glad i clicked on this vid today. It's been posted before, however i passed it up because life preempted. The patio is awesome. The smaller projects reallly made the existing look so much better. I've reallly picked up so many tips and tricks i can't wait to try. I'm an old dog waiting to try them😂. Forget about it. Thank you Sir. God Bless.
I would like to see follow up videos of projects a couple months later and see how they look. Thank you for the quality of workmanship you put out it's Outstanding !!!
I like the technique that you guys employed in order for the power buggy to go above the form while it stays on place. Awesome Thank you for sharing this good content
I could hear the experience in your description of the process. We go by feel and if it starts to stick just slow the roller down a tad. In watching so many of your videos, I'm pulled two ways. One, you're the owner, the boss - they do the work, you supervise. Two, I always hated my boss to stand back and watch me work like he didn't trust me to do it right. I think it's nice that you not only supervise but you're in the cement doing the work. Yeah, that's pretty neat. Eventually though, you know you're gonna have to shift you're roll onto Steve. You've been putting in you're part for a long time, your company is well established and sought after, well known for the quality of workmanship. Not today but in the near future you're job should change to quality control and just handle the top end of your work - getting the jobs, assigning the crews to the jobs and visits to jobsite for quality inspection. You know, a little reaping what you've sown over the years. You really do have it right though, I think your work is awesome and you are putting a permanent piece of you all over Pennsylvania! Enjoyed your video Tom, thanks!👌👍❤
I gotta get a few rollers and the stone edge forms you use. Nicely done. I use mats for my concrete business in Virginia PA born and raised👊🏼💪🏼 You got a new subscriber Keep up the great work
Good Morning! Have a great week - thanks for the great content!!! BEAUTIFUL JOB! (the guys were doing a bit more than usual of "tool tossing" and it had me on edge!)
Love the planned efficient way of knocking out 3 jobs at once. I’m only 19 and it is disappointing that so many people around my age haven’t even got common sense let alone the skills to run an efficient but reputable business. Great Job
When I say we don’t use it a lot like that I meant for domestic use. Industrial use for sure. For homes we tend to lay patio slabs , porcelain or sandstone 440mm x 440 mm and so on on top of a compacted loose material base. But I love the effect you get with concrete
I love watching your videos, I know a little about concrete bu can you do a video, kinda info video and explain the tools and techniques and why you do some of the things you do,thanks
Your videos are really good and look forward to each new one. Wonder if you could do a short video with a bio and introduction for each of the crew members? :)
I like your videos a lot for their information, and have learned a lot in the last couple of months. Consider telling Emily (I think I heard that was her name) to drop the music. I miss a bunch of things you say because I mute the music. Just the sounds sped up is great for us in construction, we usually don't need a slick presentation to draw us in to learn from real quality workmanship.
All ways Tom's attention to crake control is great, thinking ahead which makes a concrete pad nice 2 years later. I am starting to like that Roller and the color more and more. Great vid Tom.
Beautiful job👍 I am doing my sidewalks it seems every 16ft they put a expansion joint is it necessary I don’t think I saw them in your sidewalk video Thx.
Hola soy de vzla me encantan sus trabajos son exelentes. los felicito. Cómo me gustaría aprender. Me gustaría hacerle algunas preguntas . Muchas gracias
was wondering after the job is completed and you set up some cones. do you leave them for the customer to pull in a few days or do you come back for them. And if you leave them do you factor those costs into the bid on the job? thanks, love the work you all do.
I am not a homeowner so I am unclear about sidewalks facing a public street. Why are homeowners responsible for maintenance? I thought they were considered public access so the deed falls to the city. Always enjoy watching the stamping uploads. Thanks for sharing.
Frequently they do belong to the city, but not always. ALWAYS check with your local government regarding any work on sidewalks and driveway aprons facing the street before pouring concrete.
why can't you use 4" nylon cable ties for rebar? that would be like a penny apiece if you bought enough of them. i was just waiting for someone to go ass over tea kettle on that one that was slapping free at the beginning of the shoot.
We have a bunch of other stamps that we use. Right now tho, it seems like most of our customers are opting for the rolled slate finish. Thanks for watching!
@@johnpaulburns7470 the rollers are made by Butterfield. You have to buy them from a dealer tho. I don’t think you can get them from their website. So I think you’ll have to find a Butterfield dealer near you
It was a very hard decision Steven and I picked the RGT radial grooving tool so many good ideas to pick from I never imagined that kind of feedback thanks for watching really appreciate it
What material do you use on the buggy? I’ve been trying to find one that I can stay on the buggy we rent but it’s either to long or not wide enough or I can only use it once(Splatter guard)
I got them at Home Depot just rubber throw down mats it was very simple to make I did a video on it back in the beginning it’s called change my life scroll back to that and you’ll see how to make them thanks
Great music intro. Making it look easy again. Hey…I had entered a drawing on another RUclips channel to win a shirt, sweatshirt and gift card. I didn’t win because the guy that runs the channel plays favorites. Was hoping you might do the same sometime. (Haha)
I'm in Australia. How come you guys don't use Topline pole dummy jointers. No pressure on the straight edge and no kneel board marks. You yanks invented em. Just a thought.
@@Concretewiththehauses try using the groover with an aluminium straight edge. Extruded aluminium can be purchased from window suppliers. It comes in all widths and plastic joiners can be easily made to extend the length.
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I've been doing concrete in michigan for 25 years. And I will tell you this, it doesn't get better than this. It always amazes me how it is done differently around the country. We still rent the stamps and get out on them and tamp them in. The rollers you have are awesome!! Your product you leave is awesome. Your finishing is awesome. Your housekeeping is awesome. Nothing beats a good crew and you guys are a great crew. Excellent job men!!
Love how you make hard work look easy. Your team has a great attention to detail. That’s a gift and blessing.
Thank you very much
I'm so glad i clicked on this vid today. It's been posted before, however i passed it up because life preempted. The patio is awesome. The smaller projects reallly made the existing look so much better. I've reallly picked up so many tips and tricks i can't wait to try. I'm an old dog waiting to try them😂. Forget about it. Thank you Sir. God Bless.
Thank you very much
I would like to see follow up videos of projects a couple months later and see how they look.
Thank you for the quality of workmanship you put out it's Outstanding !!!
I like the splash guard on your power buggy.
I've been driving a mixer for 27 years and have never seen that.
you sir make us masons feel proud of what we do. thank you
I was surfing on RUclips and heard you speak on this video. It was like home! I’m from Butler! Love your work!
My heart stops each time Matt tosses something over the concrete…thank goodness his brother is a great catcher!!!
Same here !
You do good work, I see a lot of crap work in cement. No one seems to care anymore. Just get er done and be gone to the next job. Thanks for sharing .
I like the technique that you guys employed in order for the power buggy to go above the form while it stays on place. Awesome
Thank you for sharing this good content
Thanks! 👍
I love that roller stamp. Beats the old way. Good job men.
I could hear the experience in your description of the process. We go by feel and if it starts to stick just slow the roller down a tad. In watching so many of your videos, I'm pulled two ways. One, you're the owner, the boss - they do the work, you supervise. Two, I always hated my boss to stand back and watch me work like he didn't trust me to do it right. I think it's nice that you not only supervise but you're in the cement doing the work. Yeah, that's pretty neat. Eventually though, you know you're gonna have to shift you're roll onto Steve. You've been putting in you're part for a long time, your company is well established and sought after, well known for the quality of workmanship. Not today but in the near future you're job should change to quality control and just handle the top end of your work - getting the jobs, assigning the crews to the jobs and visits to jobsite for quality inspection. You know, a little reaping what you've sown over the years. You really do have it right though, I think your work is awesome and you are putting a permanent piece of you all over Pennsylvania! Enjoyed your video Tom, thanks!👌👍❤
I like the sound of that middle part haha 👍🏻 thanks for watching!
watching you guys makes my back and knees tired.. love your work :)
All that badass work, badass men, with some badass music. Loved every moment brother 👏
Such a easy flow to watch great content Tom well done 👍👋🇨🇦
I gotta get a few rollers and the stone edge forms you use. Nicely done.
I use mats for my concrete business in Virginia
PA born and raised👊🏼💪🏼
You got a new subscriber
Keep up the great work
Good Morning! Have a great week - thanks for the great content!!! BEAUTIFUL JOB! (the guys were doing a bit more than usual of "tool tossing" and it had me on edge!)
Love the planned efficient way of knocking out 3 jobs at once. I’m only 19 and it is disappointing that so many people around my age haven’t even got common sense let alone the skills to run an efficient but reputable business. Great Job
Not sure where you live but we are hiring Thanks for watching the video
@@Concretewiththehauses I totally would but I’m in Australia. Love the vids
Are you sure you are 19? Very well written response! But honestly I was impressed with the common sense statement. Bless your heart ❤️
@@karengossett1475 Thanks so much. I am often ashamed of the things I hear young adults doing because they simply know better. Much appreciated.😊
Impressive work. Very nice finishing.
Intricate out back, great coordination on the other 2 jobs, signs of a great boss
Fellas great to see people who take pride if their work really tradesmen.👍👍👍👍🇬🇧
We don’t use concrete a lot like that in the UK. But you guys are real artists. Beautiful work
Just had to subscribe for more
When I say we don’t use it a lot like that I meant for domestic use. Industrial use for sure. For homes we tend to lay patio slabs , porcelain or sandstone 440mm x 440 mm and so on on top of a compacted loose material base. But I love the effect you get with concrete
As always great job. Like the one with the edger,and the grover
Another nice lookin job you and your crew are the real deal taking pride in your work.
I love watching your videos, I know a little about concrete bu can you do a video, kinda info video and explain the tools and techniques and why you do some of the things you do,thanks
Nice work … and I like to have a similar patio ….. thanks, and Happy Thanksgiving!
Congratulations on reaching 25K subscribers!
Wow ! I love the rebar layout!!😵
WOW that roller is really cool and it looks great!
cannot wait for Haus history video to premier soon,will have popcorn and note pad handy,in case i have not told you lately i love your videos
Agreed, these videos keep getting better every day. Keep up the great work Hauses!
I used to artex looks similar to do, it fantastic well done guy's.
Wow, amazing work on that patio!
Excellent job I wish you guys were in Toronto
OMG this guy sounds exactly like Brian Regan the comedian and when I tell you I’m laughing my ass off.....
I’m literally laughing my ass off!!!
Great work!! Does the concrete have a color added to it? Or is it just the secondary color with the liquid Release? Looks great.
I believe that was just antiquing on top
Watching from Davenport Iowa 👍thanks for the video
Your videos are really good and look forward to each new one. Wonder if you could do a short video with a bio and introduction for each of the crew members? :)
I remember, I think this was the first video I saw from Y'all 👍
This was a big one
Nice and clean, great job guys.
👍🏼
A concretor is a hard head with a wrecked back. A mason is an artist in stone. There's a world of difference
Looks great guys! Good job!
Good and beautiful work........ But what is the use of red rollers or red rollers?
That is how we give it to slate texture
I like your videos a lot for their information, and have learned a lot in the last couple of months. Consider telling Emily (I think I heard that was her name) to drop the music. I miss a bunch of things you say because I mute the music. Just the sounds sped up is great for us in construction, we usually don't need a slick presentation to draw us in to learn from real quality workmanship.
All ways Tom's attention to crake control is great, thinking ahead which makes a concrete pad nice 2 years later. I am starting to like that Roller and the color more and more. Great vid Tom.
Que maravilla de trabajo excelente grupo de profesionales 💯💯 saludos cordiales desde Chile 🇨🇱👌💯💯
Great job looking great keep up the good work thank you
Thank you! Will do!
where can you buy such a skating rink? and what do you process in front of the roller? greetings from Belarus
Beautiful job👍
I am doing my sidewalks it seems every 16ft they put a expansion joint is it necessary I don’t think I saw them in your sidewalk video Thx.
Beautiful work as usual.
Thanks again!
WOW! I love your and your crew's work!
Hola soy de vzla me encantan sus trabajos son exelentes. los felicito. Cómo me gustaría aprender. Me gustaría hacerle algunas preguntas . Muchas gracias
Beautiful work!
Tom who did you learn the concrete work from?
Emily and I are working on a little Haus history video thanks for watching
Nice work! Where can we buy the release and roller stamps from?
good work... very clean
Beautiful job! "Sunny side" 🌞 is easier to say😉
was wondering after the job is completed and you set up some cones. do you leave them for the customer to pull in a few days or do you come back for them. And if you leave them do you factor those costs into the bid on the job? thanks, love the work you all do.
I stop back but sometimes I do lose some
Nice looking job enjoy your videos
Keep up the good work
I am not a homeowner so I am unclear about sidewalks facing a public street. Why are homeowners responsible for maintenance? I thought they were considered public access so the deed falls to the city. Always enjoy watching the stamping uploads. Thanks for sharing.
Frequently they do belong to the city, but not always. ALWAYS check with your local government regarding any work on sidewalks and driveway aprons facing the street before pouring concrete.
I wondered the same thing, I always thought towns/cities were responsible for sidewalks. Learned something new today, thanks!
The cities are usually only responsible for all the rules and fees of the homeowners responsibly.
Our housing plans around here is up to the homeowner to maintain but it is public property
What kind of measurements are you using for the pigment color in liquid release?
We usually use an 8 ounce cup per sprayer full if we want it darker for the borders we will double that
Nice job fellas. Big or small you pour them all
After that giant job last week with the huge circle drive, this job looks tiny. But work is work! 🎃🎃🎃
Nice elliptical shape on that patio. Not your normal looking backyard flat work. Nice job as always.
Where did you purchase that textured roller? I have smaller one and I've seen the larger ones but that seems to be in between. Thanks in advance!
Bon tool
That’s some good mud skills
Very nice job. Question to Tom Hauses. On an average how many jobs do you have lined up. and how many weeks is it.? Thank you for the great video. 😀
We have them lined up to next July But Donna and I look at jobs 2 or 3 nights a week until Weather gets bad.
How does it work with doing the main sidewalk outside the property line? Who pays for that? The city?
After the governors driveway, this must have seemed like being paid to take a break. Great work!
Anyone know a great concrete company like this around the sf Bay Area
I love the attention to detail and all the videos
Great job!
Got to love concrete.
Despite what anyone thinks this is not good quality work . Rebar should be tied and those few pieces of rebar are an example of cutting corners .
As soon as I heard you talk I knew you must be from somewhere near Pittsburgh, PA… am I right? I grew up there.
It’s a great area isn’t it
@@Concretewiththehauses can't miss that pittsburgh accent...
Nice cement work.
Just curious, I was under the impression that the rebar was meant to be pulled up into the concrete.
Supposed to be
why can't you use 4" nylon cable ties for rebar? that would be like a penny apiece if you bought enough of them. i was just waiting for someone to go ass over tea kettle on that one that was slapping free at the beginning of the shoot.
looked pretty cool flopping like a busted guitar string
looked pretty cool flopping like a busted guitar string saw one boot trip on it
What does that stamped patio cost? I’m from ny and interested in what you charge for that compared to us.
Very nice!
Many Greetings from Germany
Beautiful work
I am totally hooked on your channel ☺
like wise
how much does that hopper hold?
1/4 yard
thank you.
Hello Tom !!!! Is the straight edge made from alimanum ????
They are magnesium
Are those mats just plywood?
Where do you find lumber that strait ? lol what we normally see is warped and twisted!
That is a tough one
Do ye use any other stamp roller .? Or can you get any other stamp rollers.???
We have a bunch of other stamps that we use. Right now tho, it seems like most of our customers are opting for the rolled slate finish. Thanks for watching!
Could you send me a website link we’re I could buy them please. I’m from Ireland they sell them here . Thanks
@@johnpaulburns7470 the rollers are made by Butterfield. You have to buy them from a dealer tho. I don’t think you can get them from their website. So I think you’ll have to find a Butterfield dealer near you
Have a look at some master finish concrete tools screeds
Why are the slate mats used sometimes instead of rollers?
Just a different way . The rollers are faster
Really liked the music this vid !
Ого сколько у вас строителей на бетоне . Мы с женой залили фундамент в жару +35°С . Молодцы . Смотрите как я строю в Башкортостане.
Hey Tom who was the winner in the New tool naming contest?
It was a very hard decision Steven and I picked the RGT radial grooving tool so many good ideas to pick from I never imagined that kind of feedback thanks for watching really appreciate it
@@Concretewiththehauses Well I thought my name was a winner..." Radial Flyer " lol
All the Best. Cheers from San Francisco.
What material do you use on the buggy? I’ve been trying to find one that I can stay on the buggy we rent but it’s either to long or not wide enough or I can only use it once(Splatter guard)
I got them at Home Depot just rubber throw down mats it was very simple to make I did a video on it back in the beginning it’s called change my life scroll back to that and you’ll see how to make them thanks
Crazy mad talent.....
I’m sure you tried to talk them into a concrete step to match the patio!
They are going to make some changes to the deck. Not sure what size step they will do later with new decking bords
Wire mesh & rebar should be in the center of the thickness. If it’s 4” deep concrete rebar & wire mesh should be at the 2” depth.
Great music intro. Making it look easy again. Hey…I had entered a drawing on another RUclips channel to win a shirt, sweatshirt and gift card. I didn’t win because the guy that runs the channel plays favorites. Was hoping you might do the same sometime. (Haha)
Nice job.
What kind of matts do you use
We have slate and heavy stone
Ficou excelente parabéns.
Where do you get those rollers from?
We got them from SSC Shop Supply in Cranberry Twp, pa. Thanks for watching!
@@GunpowderandFreedom do you have a website im in Toronto Canada?
Ssc on 228 cranberry 724-776-1450
How do you add wgt to the roller?
The end of the roller pops off and you can add weight into the middle. Thanks for watching!
How much a job like the one close to the house cost 😊5 k or 6 k 😐
Pretty close
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Nice!
I'm in Australia. How come you guys don't use Topline pole dummy jointers. No pressure on the straight edge and no kneel board marks. You yanks invented em. Just a thought.
We have a flying groover that we put on bull float handles it doesn’t quite stay as straight unless we use the straight edge
@@Concretewiththehauses try using the groover with an aluminium straight edge. Extruded aluminium can be purchased from window suppliers. It comes in all widths and plastic joiners can be easily made to extend the length.
I'm still surprised you guys don't use Topline products. In Oz we love em.