these type of things blow my mind. 200 years people wouldn't comprehend that we can just watch engineering like this while eating our donuts in the morning. Great work.
Let's face it, the 3 foot wall gives the yard the correct pitch away from the house. Great job guys and thanks for taking us through the steps involved
1. Quality work fellas 2. Just added lots of value 3. Night and day diff 4. 4’ would have been an eyesore …. Retaining walls can be such a great addition as clearly shown here
I feel like these yards are always difficult to landscape in a way that appeals to me, personally. But you guys did a solid, professional job as always, and it looks great.
@@abhis568you keep saying that yet my hubby and brother did a crappy job quickly umm 10 years ago and it’s still standing but I’m getting ready to do adjournment and fixing so if it’s going to fall please explain how or 🤐
@@abhis568 You were literally shown the before with random bricks just placed that managed to stay up just fine and you think this much better constructed wall will fall apart? Hilariously dumb take.
Thank you, there's a few homes on the street with similar elevation. They think when the older homes were built the builder just piled the dirt up on the other empty lots.
I landscaped during the summers in college. It’s hard but very rewarding work! I always liked the before and after pictures of a week long job! Nice work guys!
Very nice job. The only thing you missed was adding a drain cap on the pipe coming out from the wall to prevent debris and animals from entering the pipe. It also gives it a nice finished look.
Yeah... honestly, that drain pipe is the biggest fail in my opinion. Should have been further over to the corner, so as to drain onto the edge of the driveway and out into the street gutter. Even better would be to run it under the sidewalk to the street. When it rains all the water from that lawn is going straight out of that pipe. Who wants to walk across that sidewalk with a deluge of water pouring out of that drain? It's all going to end up pouring across the grass on the other side.
It's always a blessing to work on solid ground, like your Delaware River area. Down in New Orleans area, where the earth more fluid or isn't so solid, we usually pile down anchors at minumum a couple feet, especially on the ends and cornersand make sure everything stay put overthe years.
Very impressive workmanship that is a pleasure to watch from beginning to end. Your attention to detail makes the best and most beautiful wall for your customer.
@@nofurtherwest3474it's much easier to mow now. It's such a small area to mow, that a push mower wouldn't be a problem. So you really shouldn't be worried about falling off of it.
Yeah, the wood should go! I am suprised that the next door neighbor didn't join in on the project for a few dollars while they watched your magnificent engineering take place!
totally blown away by the finished product. that's truly impressive. lots of hacks on youtube etc but this has all the marks of a really professional job.
look into a Milwaukee 2641-21CT electric caulk gun, they are sweet save the wrists haha. We use them in the shop for windshields but it would work for you guys. Very nice work man.
Very nice job, but neighbor should have considered replacing those 6x6 wooden posts with a step down wall as it would have given their house a very clean / classy look compared to having that failing wooden structure.
Wow. Great job man. Came out really good. That homes value just went up ⬆️ 💴 thank for sharing your work man and in the process revealing some of your tricks. God bless you brother.
The best part of your wonderful job, is how you come about an inch or so off of both of your inside corners of your top 2 cover stone on the each corner, total of 4, for a great miter cut. Love those miter cut top stones, looks sharp and complete the apparent look of the finished product. Great Job!
Great work. Finished product looks really nice. I’m thinking the neighbor probably wishes he had you continue the wall and replaced his old wooden tie wall.
Amazing job guys!! Absolutely beautiful work, Craftsmanship at its best. I know that everyone is wondering what’s the cost on a job like this? By all the details involved in this it’s worth every penny.
Great work, looks really nice. If I was the neighbor with the 6x6 wood timbers, I would have you continue the stone wall as it drops down and pay for work that's needed.
looks great, why no filter fabric around the pipe to prevent infiltration from the soil horizontally? you placed it on top to address soil vertically into the clean stone but nothing to stop horizontal and into the pipe?
I did a full set of engineering calcs and drawings on a wall just like this in North Jersey (maybe 20 feet longer on each leg), but 3-4 courses taller. Couple layers of Mirafi 3XT. Lighting and grading plan. Also at the top of the driveway we went inward towards the front door and created winder stairs (walk up driveway to garage, turn right up one step to a landing, turn right again up 4 steps to a landing, turn left up 5 steps to top). Other side of the driveway was a similar wall, with 8 steps heading back and up at the left corner. Recessed lighting. Came out nice.
@@ihatejoefitz These are reinforced SRW (segmental retaining wall) systems, where the blocks work in combination with the geogrid (which reinforces the soil right behind the wall) to create a sufficient mass to resist the uphill soil pressures. The geogrid breaks up the uphill friction angle, which turns the reinforced soil mass into a part of the retaining system. One thing to note, do not skimp on the width or strength of the geogrid. The width has to actually be calculated out. Don't just think "oh three feet will do." Winging it will not work with large walls.
@@Loonypapathanks for the reply! I looked up SRWs and rewatching the video they didn't install any geogrid. he says at the end if the wall were taller he would've used it. I'm sure it'll be fine but I am used to designing retaining walls for commercial properties and this wall would need probably a 3 foot wide footing to meet code.
Great video. What an amazing improvement for the property. I always wondered how retaining walls were laid...I was always under the assumption you'd have to tie it into the hillside somehow so the wall wouldn't heave and buckle...the barrier of wash stone and drain tile behind the wall must be the secret, in that it keeps it dry behind the wall to aid in frost prevention and or water-logged soil pushing against the wall? Back-breaking work you guys do...my friend is my age (45) and does this for a living...Idk how he still does it. My back slumped over all day lifting heavy block couldn't take it!
Excellent job guys! Good work On digging and dumping strait into the tipper trailer Wish we had the tipper trailers that size here End result was great
You mind sharing what you get per s.f. for this retaining wall vs a 4ft or higher wall per s.f.? I'm trying to learn how to bid my jobs properly. Hope you can help. Thank you.
Baseline average numbers are $50 per sq ft for a non geogrid wall. $60 for a geogrid wall. With that said every region is different. If your in a more rural area you can expect those numbers to be lower. Also material costs vary and of course every job is different.
I was real skeptical about a 3 ft vs 4 ft wall. mainly bcuz yards with a pronounced slope normally look kindof bad and take much much more work to maintain. However a 4 ft fall is a much worse deal than a 3 ft fall so theres also that. After seeing what u did tho im all on board with the 3 ft wall. the yard looks amazing and slops really gradually and those stones are beautiful
Well done! That came out really nice. Question on the drainage pipe outlet. With the pipe just being cut off at the wall perimeter and runoff water probably hitting the gap between the wall and the sidewalk, aren't you just moving the water from the inside of the wall to the outside? Wouldn't you want to get the runoff water to hit the sidewalk?
Thank you, the amount of water that will come out of that pipe will be very minimal. The gap between the wall and sidewalk is filled with modified so it won't allow much water to absorb there either.
Thank you, the weight of the blocks. Plus the keys and adhesive that holds the blocks together. Between the wall blocks and the stone there's about 60,000 lbs of material there.
Does the adhesive remove the need for a deadhead? I feel like that wall will pushed forward and falling down in less than 10 years. Perhaps I just missed them putting an anchor in to keep it all contained...
I am a bit surprised not to see a) dead men and b) weed barrier. Overtime, without these, a) the wall will bow and b) the drainage will suffer. Curious why not account for both in your construction?
As long as you have drainage and the gravel behind for drainage with the cloth it won’t have a problem, especially with landscape loctite adhesive of some kind. They don’t move. Maybe if it was higher, but that wall isn’t going any where. The ground behind is settled. They gave a nice amount of gravel to drain behind it.
The only reason the Great Wall of China still stands is because all of the dead people inside it. It’s a scientific fact that walls only last if they include dead people. With that being said this is suburbia and these house only have another 150 years left before they’re abandoned so I doubt the owner cares. :)
Fellas, fellas. There's different ways to accomplish the same job and tons of factors to take into account. Everyone here seems to know everything haha
Yikes, the hopefully we don't find the gas line comment is crazy. Should have had a service come out and locate it. Suprised that's not standard for digging in whatever state this is located in. Why take a risk in potential damage to the house and neighborhood.
You did a one call and had it located but didn't bother to ask or check for a depth of cover? Saying "that gas line is hopefully pretty deep" while digging down with a mini excavator is stupid, at best, and dangerous, at worst. Takes 2 mins to get a DOC or probe it for depth. Glad everything turned out safe though.
@@MUFFINTOTER we hand dug at both ends of our excavation to confirm it was deeper then we needed to dig with the machine. Thanks for your concern and watching!
I installs paver and the method I used to have a level ground is the same one you did with the pipe. I do plenty of retaining walls as well but never thought of using the same method I use to install pavers to install pavers. I’m going to try it next time I install a retaining wall
Beautiful, excellent craftsmanship. Only question in regards to retaining walls of this nature is this. I noticed that cement wasn’t used at all (unless I missed something), however if you were dealing with a bigger hill that needs a retaining wall would you then consider the use of cement and rebar in a vertical fashion as well? As additional reinforcement.
these type of things blow my mind. 200 years people wouldn't comprehend that we can just watch engineering like this while eating our donuts in the morning. Great work.
great, now i have to go out and buy donuts because you reminded me i haven't had any in a while
😅😅😅😅😅😅@@kushpaladin
Even crazier is they don’t know what donuts were either lol
@@Andrewlang90facts😂
Our ancestors would be like “the hell is a donut”😂😂
200 years ago people also wouldn't comprehend why the people from today are so stupid either. Plus many other things which are f****d up today.
Let's face it, the 3 foot wall gives the yard the correct pitch away from the house. Great job guys and thanks for taking us through the steps involved
Thank you
1. Quality work fellas
2. Just added lots of value
3. Night and day diff
4. 4’ would have been an eyesore …. Retaining walls can be such a great addition as clearly shown here
Thank you
Shout out to who ever did the paving., this is a outstanding job all around..!!
If everyone would do construction work like this in the US, there would be much less problems. Great work.
Thank you and I agree!
Man, we've done thousands of square feet of these block walls don't miss them at all..😂😂 That being said you guys did an excellent job...💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Thanks I appreciate that! I've seen your some of your videos, its great content. Looks like you do a lot of large scale projects.
I feel like these yards are always difficult to landscape in a way that appeals to me, personally. But you guys did a solid, professional job as always, and it looks great.
Thank you
This show case wall will break after a few months or after rain
@@abhis568 Source?
@@abhis568you keep saying that yet my hubby and brother did a crappy job quickly umm 10 years ago and it’s still standing but I’m getting ready to do adjournment and fixing so if it’s going to fall please explain how or 🤐
@@abhis568 You were literally shown the before with random bricks just placed that managed to stay up just fine and you think this much better constructed wall will fall apart? Hilariously dumb take.
Nice work gentlemen. It's hard to find skilled craftsmen in this day and age.
Thank you, I appreciate it
Love that wall and the re-grade of the yard!
That's just beautiful. You even put French drain pipes in. Now neighbor needs the same built.
Thank you
IMO the owner could have asked if they wanted to join in would have cut a little cost to share the build
Great work! I don't understand why that property is the only one with such a high front lawn.
Thank you, there's a few homes on the street with similar elevation. They think when the older homes were built the builder just piled the dirt up on the other empty lots.
I wondered the same thing!
If the developer way like my neighborhood’s developer, then it’s definitely the “extra fill” piles
Mud flood
That was the style back in the day when that home was built.
Beautiful job! Always nice watching competent professionals at work
Thank you
This show case wall will break after a few months or after rain
. You missed the drain pipes ? 🙄
I’m so glad the customers paid y’all to take the yard down a little it looks so much nicer. Hell of a job y’all did great job.
Thanks 👍
I landscaped during the summers in college. It’s hard but very rewarding work! I always liked the before and after pictures of a week long job!
Nice work guys!
Thanks !
Beautiful work! Professional job!
🏆🏆🏆
PS - It would be great if the neighbor hired you to continue the wall on his side.
Thank you
Very nice job. The only thing you missed was adding a drain cap on the pipe coming out from the wall to prevent debris and animals from entering the pipe. It also gives it a nice finished look.
Yeah... honestly, that drain pipe is the biggest fail in my opinion. Should have been further over to the corner, so as to drain onto the edge of the driveway and out into the street gutter.
Even better would be to run it under the sidewalk to the street.
When it rains all the water from that lawn is going straight out of that pipe. Who wants to walk across that sidewalk with a deluge of water pouring out of that drain? It's all going to end up pouring across the grass on the other side.
@@insertphrasehere15My thoughts exactly
@@insertphrasehere15*improvement opportunity 😂
It's always a blessing to work on solid ground, like your Delaware River area. Down in New Orleans area, where the earth more fluid or isn't so solid, we usually pile down anchors at minumum a couple feet, especially on the ends and cornersand make sure everything stay put overthe years.
The house looks so much better and its a much better use of the space. Great job.
Thank you
Very impressive workmanship that is a pleasure to watch from beginning to end. Your attention to detail makes the best and most beautiful wall for your customer.
Thank you, I really appreciate it
That is amazing to watch, they make so easy to understand the advance techniques they're using. Thanks a lot guys.
Thanks for watching!
how much does a project like this cost? just a rough idea
+1 to this question
I would estimate around 10 thousand
10 grand
That looked so clean when you got finished and saved your customer money. Well done. 👊
Awesome quality work look fantastic!! Adds so much value to the property and street appeal.
Thank you! I agree it made a big difference.
how do you mow it though - what if you fall over the wall
@@nofurtherwest3474can put in mulch and decorative plants near the edge
@@nofurtherwest3474it's much easier to mow now. It's such a small area to mow, that a push mower wouldn't be a problem. So you really shouldn't be worried about falling off of it.
Man with skills , that what the world needs ! Respect, great job 👌 .
Thank you
What a premium job. Amazing. Wish more folks like you are in the business all over the country.
Wow! You guys did an excellent job! Impressive! ❤❤❤
Thank you so much!
great job! my only suggestion would be to use solid abs or schedule C perforated pipe which moves water much better an doesn't get crushed.
This
Yeah, the wood should go! I am suprised that the next door neighbor didn't join in on the project for a few dollars while they watched your magnificent engineering take place!
Hi. Its recommended to use geotextile sheet fabric to separe the gravel from the ground material. That guarantees a clean gravel all over the time.
Absolutely an amazing job, I can't give you 5 stars because it would be unfair you deserve 100. Great work
Thank you!
nice project! Always appreciate you explaining how you do these projects. Learning lots from you Sean
Awesome, thank you!
The home has great curb appeal now; great work!
Thanks!
totally blown away by the finished product. that's truly impressive. lots of hacks on youtube etc but this has all the marks of a really professional job.
Thank you, I appreciate it!
Looks Great..ballpark what does a job like this cost.....may need save up and do something like this
Thank you, it can very by your region, access, and supplier. But roughly 10-12k
look into a Milwaukee 2641-21CT electric caulk gun, they are sweet save the wrists haha. We use them in the shop for windshields but it would work for you guys. Very nice work man.
Thank you, I'll check that out
Very nice job, but neighbor should have considered replacing those 6x6 wooden posts with a step down wall as it would have given their house a very clean / classy look compared to having that failing wooden structure.
Thank you, I agree, we tried to sell them on it but they declined.
the wood matches there brown colors and neutral tones of their house
Nice work! I need a retaining wall rebuilt so it’s good to know what I should be watching for when I get bids.
incredibly impressive
quick work for just two people. heavy machinery, sure, but still a lot of precision effort here
very nice
Thank you 👍
Wow. Great job man. Came out really good. That homes value just went up ⬆️ 💴 thank for sharing your work man and in the process revealing some of your tricks. God bless you brother.
Just amazing !! I wish you could come to Des Moines and do this exact same project at our home !
Thanks!
Same!
Cleanest construction site I’ve ever seen!
Best thing to ever happen to that house. Looks great.
Wow, Most helpful for me. I'm getting ready to do a wall myself and this was very educational to watch. You guys are masters of your trade!
Awesome! Thank you!
This looks 100x better and now my landscaper brain is running wild with how they could design that space where the lawn used to be
Thank you
Nice looking retaining wall and the regrading was huge. Well done.
Looking good for the house and neighborhood 😊
I live in an area with lots of raised houses like this and live in one myself and I think they have a special charm and level of privacy
I wonder how much a job like this costs, the work looks amazing!
12 to 15 thousand dollars…not cheap….
Can tell you take pride in your work! Looks great
Thank you
Turned out awesome brother.👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thanks 👍
I live right behind that little green house right on the river. Good job . I like the music.
Thank you, it's a small world!
The best part of your wonderful job, is how you come about an inch or so off of both of your inside corners of your top 2 cover stone on the each corner, total of 4, for a great miter cut. Love those miter cut top stones, looks sharp and complete the apparent look of the finished product. Great Job!
Great work. Finished product looks really nice. I’m thinking the neighbor probably wishes he had you continue the wall and replaced his old wooden tie wall.
Amazing job guys!! Absolutely beautiful work, Craftsmanship at its best.
I know that everyone is wondering what’s the cost on a job like this? By all the details involved in this it’s worth every penny.
Thank you, It can very a lot by your region, site access, and product being used. This one is about 10-12k.
Great work, looks really nice. If I was the neighbor with the 6x6 wood timbers, I would have you continue the stone wall as it drops down and pay for work that's needed.
looks great, why no filter fabric around the pipe to prevent infiltration from the soil horizontally? you placed it on top to address soil vertically into the clean stone but nothing to stop horizontal and into the pipe?
This soil is mainly clay, which can clog the fabric and end up putting pressure on the wall.
Great job, it make my happy to see skilled individuals and their finished product.
Thank you very much!
Beautiful work!
Amazing transformation 👏🏽 well done. Keep up the great work. Thanks for sharing this video 💚🌿
Thank you! Will do!
Beautiful job! It looks fantastic!
Thank you
You say ❤❤❤
Nice work
Excellent craftsmanship
I did a full set of engineering calcs and drawings on a wall just like this in North Jersey (maybe 20 feet longer on each leg), but 3-4 courses taller. Couple layers of Mirafi 3XT. Lighting and grading plan. Also at the top of the driveway we went inward towards the front door and created winder stairs (walk up driveway to garage, turn right up one step to a landing, turn right again up 4 steps to a landing, turn left up 5 steps to top). Other side of the driveway was a similar wall, with 8 steps heading back and up at the left corner. Recessed lighting. Came out nice.
Any thoughts on absence of deadmen wall anchors? With your calcs, and higher courses, did you need them?
@@daddybourbon Are you talking about a timber retaining wall? The wall I was referring to was a stacking unit wall.
how do these walls calc out without a footing or tie backs? passive pressure pushing out. what resists that force?
@@ihatejoefitz These are reinforced SRW (segmental retaining wall) systems, where the blocks work in combination with the geogrid (which reinforces the soil right behind the wall) to create a sufficient mass to resist the uphill soil pressures. The geogrid breaks up the uphill friction angle, which turns the reinforced soil mass into a part of the retaining system. One thing to note, do not skimp on the width or strength of the geogrid. The width has to actually be calculated out. Don't just think "oh three feet will do." Winging it will not work with large walls.
@@Loonypapathanks for the reply! I looked up SRWs and rewatching the video they didn't install any geogrid. he says at the end if the wall were taller he would've used it. I'm sure it'll be fine but I am used to designing retaining walls for commercial properties and this wall would need probably a 3 foot wide footing to meet code.
Great video. What an amazing improvement for the property. I always wondered how retaining walls were laid...I was always under the assumption you'd have to tie it into the hillside somehow so the wall wouldn't heave and buckle...the barrier of wash stone and drain tile behind the wall must be the secret, in that it keeps it dry behind the wall to aid in frost prevention and or water-logged soil pushing against the wall? Back-breaking work you guys do...my friend is my age (45) and does this for a living...Idk how he still does it. My back slumped over all day lifting heavy block couldn't take it!
My stepdad told me - If you want a flat yard, buy a home with a flat yard. One of the most expensive things you could ever do is have a yard leveled.
Yes i truly agree
Buy a shovel.
It'll take about 4-5 weeks of heavy shoveling. Rent a compactor, tiller buy sum seed and top soil if you need to mix it in. 800-1200 bux in total.
That is not even remotely true. Moving dirt is cheap. Compare to an outdoor kitchen or a swimming pool
Rent a skid steer your self.. Pretty cheap.. Honestly anyone can run a skid steer.
That was a load of work! But the results are fantastic. Well played lads.
Thank you
Project turned out great. I wish you were in my area. It’s hard to find quality contractors.
Thank you, good luck with your project.
The "after" looks so nice!
Thank you
Beautiful. I got same issue this homeowner has. What a pain to mow. Notwithstanding its unattractiveness.
NICE WORK
Thank you
Excellent job guys!
Good work
On digging and dumping strait into the tipper trailer
Wish we had the tipper trailers that size here
End result was great
Thank you, Cheers!
Nice work!
Thanks!
Awesome work and explained very well keep making videos like this I’ll keep watching!
Thank you!
You mind sharing what you get per s.f. for this retaining wall vs a 4ft or higher wall per s.f.? I'm trying to learn how to bid my jobs properly. Hope you can help. Thank you.
Baseline average numbers are $50 per sq ft for a non geogrid wall. $60 for a geogrid wall. With that said every region is different. If your in a more rural area you can expect those numbers to be lower. Also material costs vary and of course every job is different.
Amazing work. Y’all make ease of some pretty difficult projects.
Looks great.
How did you get the mini-ex up onto the lawn??
Thanks, luckily they were cool with their neighbors so I was able to track up from their yard.
Great question. Was wondering the same thing.
This was cool man, thanks for sharing this. It’s something new and cool.
I was real skeptical about a 3 ft vs 4 ft wall. mainly bcuz yards with a pronounced slope normally look kindof bad and take much much more work to maintain. However a 4 ft fall is a much worse deal than a 3 ft fall so theres also that. After seeing what u did tho im all on board with the 3 ft wall. the yard looks amazing and slops really gradually and those stones are beautiful
Art at its finest! Impressive job, guys.
Thank you!
Well done! That came out really nice. Question on the drainage pipe outlet. With the pipe just being cut off at the wall perimeter and runoff water probably hitting the gap between the wall and the sidewalk, aren't you just moving the water from the inside of the wall to the outside? Wouldn't you want to get the runoff water to hit the sidewalk?
Thank you, the amount of water that will come out of that pipe will be very minimal. The gap between the wall and sidewalk is filled with modified so it won't allow much water to absorb there either.
That was interesting and the wall and driveway look really nice. Good also for the neighborhood. 👍💯😎
Thank you
Looks awesome !!! What keeps the weight of the dirt from pushing out the wall?
Thank you, the weight of the blocks. Plus the keys and adhesive that holds the blocks together. Between the wall blocks and the stone there's about 60,000 lbs of material there.
Great looking outcome. Looks absolutely perfect. Good job
Thank you
Looks great! Is new sod going to go down? lol I want to see that part, too.
Thank you, the home owner wanted to tackle the sod himself. Maybe on the next one.
Amazing, this wall will outstay this house for centuries.
Not likely.
Great video! nice job clean work
Perfect balance and you have a great place to sit. 👍
Belo projeto!👏👏👏🇧🇷
Nice work man!
Does the adhesive remove the need for a deadhead? I feel like that wall will pushed forward and falling down in less than 10 years. Perhaps I just missed them putting an anchor in to keep it all contained...
Wow, that looks amazing - Smart Guys - you made it look easy!
i hope the person next door took a business card so you could finish that wall
Amazing workmanship.
Nice
Thank you
You guys do excellent work The wall looks beautiful. I only have one thing to say drain cover
Thank you
I am a bit surprised not to see a) dead men and b) weed barrier. Overtime, without these, a) the wall will bow and b) the drainage will suffer. Curious why not account for both in your construction?
As long as you have drainage and the gravel behind for drainage with the cloth it won’t have a problem, especially with landscape loctite adhesive of some kind. They don’t move. Maybe if it was higher, but that wall isn’t going any where. The ground behind is settled. They gave a nice amount of gravel to drain behind it.
The only reason the Great Wall of China still stands is because all of the dead people inside it. It’s a scientific fact that walls only last if they include dead people. With that being said this is suburbia and these house only have another 150 years left before they’re abandoned so I doubt the owner cares. :)
Ya daddy..you’re not well versed in landscaping..keep ur a) opinion to b) yourself
Ese trabano es aprobado por ingenieros ese es un buen trabajo jamas se mobera
Fellas, fellas. There's different ways to accomplish the same job and tons of factors to take into account. Everyone here seems to know everything haha
That looks amazing! Now come to Indiana and do mine at the apartment complex I manage!
Yikes, the hopefully we don't find the gas line comment is crazy. Should have had a service come out and locate it. Suprised that's not standard for digging in whatever state this is located in. Why take a risk in potential damage to the house and neighborhood.
Locate was done. That's how we new it was there. Notice the yellow paint and flags on the grass
You did a one call and had it located but didn't bother to ask or check for a depth of cover? Saying "that gas line is hopefully pretty deep" while digging down with a mini excavator is stupid, at best, and dangerous, at worst. Takes 2 mins to get a DOC or probe it for depth. Glad everything turned out safe though.
@@MUFFINTOTER we hand dug at both ends of our excavation to confirm it was deeper then we needed to dig with the machine. Thanks for your concern and watching!
I installs paver and the method I used to have a level ground is the same one you did with the pipe. I do plenty of retaining walls as well but never thought of using the same method I use to install pavers to install pavers. I’m going to try it next time I install a retaining wall
Beautiful, excellent craftsmanship. Only question in regards to retaining walls of this nature is this. I noticed that cement wasn’t used at all (unless I missed something), however if you were dealing with a bigger hill that needs a retaining wall would you then consider the use of cement and rebar in a vertical fashion as well? As additional reinforcement.
Wow that looks amazing, what a transformation
The value of that property just jumped by atleast 40k if sold on the market
The wall really does look amazing. Nice work!
Thank you