Backyard Outdoor Living Space Makeover: Landscaping Time Lapse
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- This outdoor living space hardscape project in Bedford, NH included the construction of a double tiered raised patio, sitting walls, fireplace, grill unit, granite steps, paver walkway, and plantings. Techo-Bloc Blu60 slabs make up the patios. Mini Creta wall block was used for the sitting walls, retaining walls, and grill unit. A Tech-Bloc foyer fire place unit was installed. The granite steps were from Swenson Granite Works. Tech-Bloc Allegro pavers were used for the walk way from the patio to the driveway and plant material from Freshwater Farms was installed. Fifty-six pallets of material created this outdoor living space which will be enjoyed for years to come!
This is my largest time lapse to date. This project took a little over a month to complete. Over 80,000 photos make up this video, and a lot of time editing!
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Not many hardscape companies would takle a comprehensive project of that scale because They lack confidence, education and talented craftsmen. Two 👍👍up for this project build!! Awesome.
Amazing transformation. More room to enjoy and socialize. Turned a plain backyard into an extra area to entertain and enjoy the outdoors. Must have really increased the value of the home too. It looks very beautiful. I can imagine the first party out there.
It’s all about that pure 3/4 clear baby
A month to complete, oh thank goodness. All through watching I'm thinking, 'wow these guys are so good and smooth and are moving tons of materials and probably doing in a few days something that would take me months to complete'. A beautiful job, very nicely done.
Haha thanks!
Very very nice job! I've been a landscape contractor for many years and mainly do high-end jobs. Very good use of space and well executed.
Beautiful job!! There is nothing I would change!!
wow that's some serious serious hardscaping! big money spent but they will get lots of enjoyment from it. excellent work!
awesome! Very inspiring for a young man who is in his second year of business. thanks.
That is beautiful.
Absolutely fabulous job guys! Nice to see a crew and equipment running in harmony. Thumbs up.
Thanks!
You guys deserve it, you run your equipment like it was designed for. This skill is rare. Not to forget the ground crew that obviously takes pride in their work. No wonder why you guys are successful. Teamwork.
Great job
Crazy beautiful 😊👍👍🎉🎊
I know it cost quite a bit to do this but I’m sure the home value increased significantly by doing this addition. Looks really good
great Job, greetings from australia mate
thanks for taking the time to shoot, edit and post this. I like your style of work and doing it in an efficient and clean manner. Hopefully this video will help sell jobs for you young man! A job well done!
Thank you for watching!
Yes...all things are possible.
Wow! Amazing
another fantastic video and the work you do is amazing. keep up the hard work it does pay off in the end despite what some people may say
Nicely done.
Awesome job. Thanks for sharing.
wow this is fantastic! you guys are truly top notch craftsman!
Wow great job
wow lots of geo grid, excellent job.
Awesome job - that's a job to be proud of!
Been doing this for a long time, you guys did great work.
wow amazing!
OMG, this is so satisfying! Love it so much!
Really nice transformation, you should be proud of yourselfs. I bet the client was happy. :)
They were, thank you!
Beautiful job. 👍
I would never be able to figure out where to start the first row of that retaining wall for everything to line up evenly at the back steps.
lol. Experience.
My back hurts just thinking about that much masonry.
There is no masonry within this projects lol.
Nice job Editing ;)
I put the play back speed at .25 and as I suspected you are a highly skilled Ninja.
haha thanks! Lots of hours of editing went into this one!
Nice job!
Awesome job
Thanks!
Awesome!
Thanks!
Awesome,interesting and inspirational thank you for posting...
Thank you for watching!
Pięknie pozdrawiam🌼
nice work
good job
Hey Blake, Tom has used multiple layers of Geo-grid behind the wall for stability
Great work man, I need you guys once I get some serious cash together
What was the cost of the entire project?
Wow!
Ficou muito bonito esse projeto.
Great time-lapse of a big project. I wish LetsDig would do some time-lapses too - sometimes you just need to see things happen a bit quicker than real time...
Thanks!
As the home owner, I'd be a little nervous with nothing more than a 30" wall keeping my family/guests from dropping 10-12' off that back edge!
It looks good, but I like rectangle space better.
Unbelievable, nice, AWESOME !!!
Now what's the cost, would love to know.
20-30k is my guess.
Scott more like $60-80k. If those patios where just on flat ground they would be close to $20k
Who is the Dirt Ninja? And what kind of bank is this guy pulling in? It has to be extraordinary based on these jobs he's contracted to do. Good on him...I'm impressed.
amazing :P
Looks great, but no weeping tile and overlapped grid on the patio wall?
in my mind: oh man I wish I could have a house like that
Beautiful job, well done. I wouldn't even begin to calculate the cost of that. I did my back yard in pavers around the pool and we have a small patio home. It cost me 9,000. I'm only guessing but I would bet that's about a 60k reno. It looks amazing though!
I'd say closer to 90-120. But yeah. Crazy stuff!
Очень хорошая и слаженная работа!
привет из России!
Thank you!
Great Work,but video needs to be half-speed.....So we can actually see the work being done....👏👏👏
I'm surprised you didn't start the footings lower in the ground. Not worried about freeze and thaw and settling?
Amazing! Was this free style or design first?
Nice job, Tom. Looks like you used normal backfill of open graded gravel right behind the walls but what kind of fill did you use behind that? It looks like select fill. Am I right?
Where did you source those amazing solid steps
Beautiful job! What color is the Mini Creta you used for the walls?
Nice
Its beautiful its too bad the house is vinyl
what was the total cost if i can ask?
my guess would be 170k please let me know if im close?
my second guess 220k
Amazing work. How many days?
03:49 what was the layer below the stones? Is it sand gravel or what?
Cost of something like this ?
How long did that project take to complete and approximately how much did that job cost?
Thanks in advance
Great job, but OMG the cost.....
How much did the job cost?
About how many seconds/minutes between each photo?
Prompt the company's website to make such
probably takes a lot of $$$$
At 3:34, when you cut in place like that how do you keep the pavers from moving in the bedding sand? Whenever I try it that way the pavers move and the cuts get all goofy. These look more like slabs so I can see how it would be a little easier, but with actual pavers I tend to have a hard time. And ICPI recommends cutting in place like that so I'm just trying to get a good grip on how to do it well.
+Landon Roberts Yes these are slabs so they tend not to move as much. Try cutting slower and the saw will tend to try and "grab" the pavers less and move them.
I have that same problem
I know this is over a year old but I went through the same problem as you when I first started out. My solution was to over lay past my cutting line by about 12" with extra pavers or cut pieces. If everything is tapped together tight, the "interlock" from the extra pavers will hold it all together. I'll place my foot on the extra pavers too for some more support as I'm cutting. A new high quality blade also helps when cutting in place as it will grab less and won't pull your pavers out of line.
How much did you charge for the project?
Cost of this project?
Range of what this job cost?
I'd say around $80-100K.
$55-60K
$120K + in reality!
*Wow nicely done. What did that backyard cost that client to build?*
I bet between 50k to 60k
I want to work with you guys.
how much you quote the owners?
How much does this cost?
Hey I helped do this!
haha, yes you did! I think you made most of the cuts on this job. Hope all is well buddy.
What was a backyard build like this worth?
Awesome work, looks beautiful ! How long did that whole job take you?
Thank you! Took a little over a month. Everything is in the description :)
$200k later....... Easier to just sell the house!
You never get that back in resale....it’s for pure enjoyment. I know from experience.
$250K? Am I even close?
Way to high. Closer to 100k
That's what, about a $30k makeover?
Yeah right... The day that only costs $30k is the day pigs fly
There is more than $30k in materials on this job...
Dirt Ninja I was just looking at the patio, not the whole cannoli.
my guess is $75-80k
My guess is $160K total
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That job Came out very classy I just want to ask did you use geogride anywere on those big walls down below I ask because Iam in the northeast and we must use it by code.The bottom line is the job looks great.i just picked up one of the suction machine for pavers and walls you can use it all day one a lot and a ton less fatiuge on the men.I must ask you if those are sandalwood creata made by techno block they shown that in the town I live in we can’t use as a strutructral wall ther are fine for cheeck walls and sitting was I been pushing cst.The bottom line is you do great work and your jobs are gourgous thx.
Entire thing is going to eventually fail, because that retaining wall is nowhere near secure enough
Why?
did no like the change ---it was better before
I bet you're alone.