Building a House Start to Finish: Concrete Pour Timelapse
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What a blessing Eric and Terri have been for you!!
The man you had driving your screed board was genuine gold. What a talent!
Eric is an absolute machine!
Smart, knowledgeable, skillful and incredibly hard working.
I'd employ his company in a flash on any job I had.
Wow, Eric really knows his stuff..... in addition he seems like a very cool and likeable guy. Well done Eric!
never underestimate the power of a true friend . the husband and wife team you had helping you killed it with knowledge and labor.count me as impressed with the work ethic of these two.
What a god sent for Eric and Terri, their (his) help really made a HUGE difference. Eric's troweling skills and over knowledge of building is what can give you peace of mind. Thanks for all your great videos.
I love how creative you two are with your camera placement. The camera riding the concrete float was so spectacular. It put us right on the concrete with you!
Eric and Terry are the best people in the world.
I was always told that watering your concrete is bad?
How crazy is it that so many people are excited to watch concrete being poured... I mean placed?? This is the one we've been waiting for!!
Now we wait for the big beam... Best viewing on the internet!! Congrats!!!
Eric you killed that pour!! Great job!!
A big shout out to Eric and Terry! What a great help! Thumbs up!
Guys like Eric are invaluable. Hard working and full of knowledge and experience. And he's laid back and easy going. Some guys like that are high strung and bark out orders when they get into their element. Not him. Smooth and sure. All of you did well
So happy for the successful pour. I don't think people realize the stress that's involved in doing something like this.. So glad it worked out for you.. You had some great help.. Also GREAT job Eric..
I am so proud of you guys, you are really getting it done. For two people to have the courage to take on a project of this magnitude with little to no experience and produce such a beautiful finish product is highly commendable, so don't let the detractors and naysayers get to you for one second. You are learning so mistakes are to be expected. I've been in building and construction for 37 years, so I know what you're going through and I'd say, you're doing an awesome job. I can't wait to see your next video.
As I recall you have Jesse's pocketknife sacrificed to the slab pour gods. That is worthy. Two thumbs up! Great work by all.
WOW!!! Such a fine looking slab and a really good crew!!! Worth the wait...
I love the audio on this one. All the sounds of concrete and rhythmic pumping fit really well. Nice job!
No music!
Wow, that is SO much more work than I'd ever have thought!
It's the apron. They probably underestimated it because of the last minute nature of the apron.
B Kishan,
No need to vibrate the slab. The simple act of people walking through, screeding, etc settles it.
And Alyssa, it may FEEL like you didn't do a lot.
You DID. You guys got an absolute *BLEEP!*ton of work done for such a small crew. Both individually, and on the whole. Don't stress over it. It's ALL learning, including how to accept help when it's available...
Congrats on a tremendous milestone. It thrills me to see it. The couple that assisted you - I admire so much. Their knowledge and their giving was tremendous and they were fun. I can't wait to see more.
Impressive guys! Eric is a champ! So fascinated by your progress. Thank you for keeping up the videos - MUCH appreciated by your viewer here in Finland!
Really nice work everyone - Eric clearly has a master's touch working with concrete.
It's always good to have more help than you may really need for concrete work! That way you know you can deal quickly to any problem that may happen. I'm glad your slab went well with no real problems. It's great that you had a talented expert on hand to help you with the prep work and slab pour. Wish they would move near you and be in more of your videos! Great Video! Have a Great Day!!!
That cigarette ash is legendary. I bet a Cat. 5 couldn't even blow that thing away.
This is a beautiful slab.
Eric is the man of the hour.
Good work guys!!!
Eric is such a champ!
you can really tell how long eric has been doing concrete for job well done
I know I had absolutely nothing to do with your pour, but watching you all pour is hugely satisfying! Congratulations!
Glad Bugaboo got his prints in too.
Finally! You certainly got some hard workers there, great job.
Friends Rock So Stoked for Both of you And everyone Who Helped YOU ROCK !!~!!~
You guys have some awesome friends. You should talk Eric & Terry into being neighbors!
He didn't drop any ashes on the concrete, thats skill.
You were so lucky to have that much help. Experienced help. Better to be a tiny bit short on your material than have too much and figure out what to do with it. Glad to see you took some advice to make a quick form for xtraa.
ERIC THE GREAT !!! Eric and Terry are THE BEST!!!....and is it true they donated their time and expertise?
Wow you guys hit the lotto finding Eric
Absolute best chronology on RUclips. First-rate recording. First-rate editing. Outstanding work in documentarianisim. Did I just invent a new word?
we knew it was done a few weeks ago but we loved the anticipation of completing this pour...proud of you guys...keep up great work...very satisfying to witness...
I think I know where concrete went. That lip at the entrance, you probably forgot to add it to the calculation.
I could listen to Terry's laugh for eternity !
Great work KIds I'am so Happy to see you get that slab done. Both of you have worked very hard to get this done, and your friends also Great Job.
This is the point I have been waiting for, the start of WOOD!!!
It looked like a long back-breaking day of skilled labor. My back hurts just watching it
Congratulations you two! Yuge slab and a real milestone in achieving your dreams.
*Excited for you guys, ALOT of hard work got you to this point, congrats!*
I'm very excited for you. It seems like I've been waiting for this video for quite some time. I'm glad you got it done.
In our country by that kind of work master owner have one job to take care for the drinks (we drink lots of wine)on the end of work.... and wife job is to make the best meals ever so we honor our workers.....👍
you guys are doing a great job .... the foundations of your dream home are coming together nicely ..... keep up the great work ...
very happy :D
Eric is a hero friend, really awesome, maybe plug his company if he has one
Excellent video! Was impatiently waiting for this one. Why anyone would give this video (or any of your other videos) a thumbs down is beyond me.
👍for not having music.
Wow pretty awesome concrete pour Oops ! "Placement " ha ha ! That guy Eric is a expert ! I can't believe how skilled work he does ! Unbelievable ! Thanks Jesse and Alyssa !
Nice teamwork. Eric is superb.
Friends are good finishers, tip them for beautiful work.
Good skills Guys ! Good concrete placers are worth their weight in gold !
Eric was clearly the guy that knew what to do and when to do it.
Good work.
The apron is a enormous thermal bridge.
Really liked the shot from the float mounted camera
Fun pour. Good help. Terry did well capturing video!
Amazing job! Everybody seems so efficient! I was waiting for that day...
I don't even know you, I've never you, and you probably won't even read this ... but I feel this is probably the best video you made to date. It shows the culmination of such hard work, day after day in the sun, figuring it out. so awesome, so incredible. I feel happy for you. Good job. Your house is going to be awesome, and the memories so incredible. ps Eric is awesome too!
Wow honestly the more I watch the more amazing you guys get this is super awesome. I can only hope but to copy what you guys do.
Tip from a builder! 1 cubic meter of ballast doesn't mix up as 1 cubic meter of concrete! always add, on your measurements for mortar, concrete 10% extra aggregate!
Also Those Kids Who Chipped In Deserve Credit You Are One lucky Couple To Get the Help you Got This Could have gone So Wrong Never Under Estimate Concrete Finish Love This Video !!~!~!~ Eric Is The Man !!~!~
GREAT GREAT JOB to you two and your valued friends. Well done
Awsome job everyone. Guess what Eric, your going to be busy for awhile now. Thank you for sharing this for us to see and experiencing it with you.
Congrats, happy mudders! The problem with computing volume for concrete is that it's hard to get the bed perfectly flat. I was taught never to have any loose fill under the small slabs I was working if I didn't want it to crack, and now I see why ALL home foundations crack. Unperturbed soil is harder than compacted anything. You lucked out having the excellent concrete guys there for the pour, um, I mean placement of the concrete. All the little tips they've learned in the biz are second nature to them, and your slab benefits by every one of them. May it be flat and last forever! I can't wait to see the timberframing.
Eric for President!
Nice work John. Really interesting features on the wood. I can see why you chose to do this project.
Great job , it a lot of work building yr home and i think your doing a create job, and i know you getting a lot of comments and i am not trying to be mean or criticize but i hate to see when thing are not dune right , so i hope you take my advice and cut the apron the total depth of the slab, so it will be separated from you inside slab even with the re bar , and i see he tooled a joint but that wont help when the frost heaves yr apron so my advice is to cut right through the slab in the tooled joint total depth then caulk the joint with a joint sealer , thanks hope my advice help , again with all respects to all of you and the workers,
Best video yet! Great job and concretulations (again)!
Its to bad you didn't get little Bug-A-Boo's paw prints in the fresh concrete next to yours, after all he did help supervise and inspect empty boxes...lol!
Loved the drone pics, good concert pour !
I can't help but wonder if he remembered to calculate the approach concrete. That was somewhat of a last minute decision to add it in.
That pour brought back lots of back breaking memories...
Thank you so much for allowing us to follow your journey as you build your home. I am learning a lot and you are an inspiration to the rest of us.
Congrats on pouring the slab, I am sure you are glad that is over with
I think you may regret not putting a thermal break in between the heated indoor portion of the slab and the apron. This will most likely lead to ice buildup near the edge, and a cold slab
Love watching your story unfold as you live your daily lives, I think it's quite amazing what your doing, keep up the good work. Much love all the way from South Wales in the uk👍👍
NOW THE HARD WORK BEGINS LOOKS AWESOME
That cigarette hanging out of his mouth is cracking me up 😂
I just love watching y'alls channel, you're always so sweet to each other. "It doesn't make any sense"...hahaha, cats are mysterious.
Why no thermal bridge at the front of the garage, lot of trouble in your future trying to heat the slab. Otherwise nice but that garage apron is a major no no for heating.
Isolate that front apron from the main living slab(saw it off), not easy but it is the right thing to do. You want to dictate the interior temp, that apron will always draw in either heat or cold. You already have a expansion crack placed at the apron, just go down there and separate the rebar and concrete with something that will not transfer energy, almost anything is better than concrete and rebar. This is normal stuff do not let it get you down. Your building a house and these things happen you seem to have the tools to accomplish this along with the knowledge to understand the mistake.
You guys should add Eric's company in these videos. It would help him get some work out it..
nice bull float camera action
Reminds me of the elevated office slab I did on Christmas Eve in '83 and we were short half a metre of crete. The batching plant managed to deliver and we got it in stir and all just before Christmas close down!
I remember, it ruined my Christmas. We had to mix it by hand and you never paid your bill.
Now the slab is down, it makes the house look bigger, nice work. Also, where is Bugaboos paw print, he is a big part of this as well 😀 👍
Woot Woot !!! Jobs like this often become controlled chaos. You both have right temperament and handling stress well from what I see... You deserve three waterfalls, two ice creams and a bugaboo in a pine tree! Always wondered how grading a big slab happens.. Eric, nice job with the temp pegs and screed methods, very cool to watch... Alyssa, excellent film production as usual! So funny when Jesse said, you've been given back drone privileges...
I had to Know Who is E & T concrete, Eric & Terry, Man I wish I could be so lucky as to live near them in Battlefield near Joplin I'm in Utah and you guys are forchenet to have their most valent effort on your behalf and all of us benefit also. I'm clear about their commitment to Neighbors Only the best to you all. Happy Trails
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Congrats on your progress
Eric is dam good worker good job 👏
I would hire Eric in a heart beat / he is very knowledgeble and a hard worker
I love watching your videos. What a cool idea and y'all are great at it!
Dude, you guys rock!
the wetting of the cement is something that most people overlook, which explains why in the southern, and western area's the side walks look better as compared to NYC, in which they look like poopy. However =) it looks like the project came out nicely!
It's not so much wetting the concrete as it is adding air entrainment.
Big pat on the back to all of you, really great job, so pleased all went to plan.
I love the smell of concrete in the morning..............
Smells like............... *Progress*
I'm wagering only a handful of people get the reference in your statement.
And you point is?
5argeTech /\ Isn't it from "A Flock of Geese Now"?
I am pretty sure everyone who has seen the movie gets it
Eric is a hero!!! His knowledge here has been on point from start to finish on this slab. You must feel so lucky to have had him on site throughout the whole process. Having said that, awesome effort by all of you so far. You guys go hard at everything you do and it's an inspiration to all. Keep up the great work!
I hope that you have been curing the crete by keeping it wet for as long as possible; the longer you cure it the better it gets!
Did you add on the garage entry concrete at the last minute ? That could be why you came up short ? Just wondering. The slab looks great !!! LA (Tucson Az.)
Congratulations, I have been watching your videos and enjoyed them very much. I'm excited for you to have the slab poured!