Wow, woooooow the scenic part of the video was awesome beyond words and to include it in your work is mind blowing I actually shared your video with three other friends❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 love, this one😂😂Lone Star State
Just found your site. It’s so nice to see both of you working together. Remind me of my husband and myself. Blessings to you both. I’m so glad I found your site. Have a great day.
That was a lot of gravel! I like that you have a whole array of drainage ideas to tailor each job and you're not just a one-trick pony, like "everyone gets french drains" or something like that lol. I'm excited for part 2 = )
just a thought. if you attached some steel cable to each of those wheelbarrows and ran them back towards the handles, you wouldn't have to walk around to pick them up every time you dump. just pull the cable back. nice work as always.
in E.U. countries in Europe and in U.K., no property can discharge its rainwater from roof or garden onto the public highway. Therefore, new driveways have to be permeable to soak up rain, and roof water has to go to either a natural stream, storm drain or the property’s own soak away. Very much what you do when towns prohibit discharge to the street.
Hi Pete, Thank you for your nice comment. Our job used to be a lot easier, but now every town has their own rules. This is a federal law that NJ started enforcing a few years ago. I did a google search and here is the result - New Jersey's NJPDES Statewide Stormwater Permitting Program was established pursuant to the 1987 amendments to the Clean Water Act (CWA). Congress added Section 402(p) to the CWA in 1987 to establish a comprehensive framework for addressing certain stormwater discharges to surface waters. Thanks again and have a great week, Tom
These are shore houses Jason. Just a slab, no basement. We do the front of this house here if you’re interested - ruclips.net/video/MyXPSmaNPr4/видео.html Tom
I like your vids but i turn off the audio, someones else's music,well!! your background equipment noise would be preferred then i can hear your explanation etc
I just found their site and what they do is so interesting but the music is something different that I don’t like it all must be from a teenager. Blessings to you.
I'am a person who worked outside or inside,not a office type. Fixed commercial a/c AME avionics and built homes as a hobby so my mind does not to be distracted to do A1 work. Silence is not golden when watching as back round sounds is as natural as when you are working i'm 78 and retired @@tyelandscapinganddrainage
Yes compared to their voice its twice as loud. I think they would more viewers. Music is ok in sped up video parts, then you can mute it but know when it slows down u un mute@@rosegarchow8642
Thank you for the feedback guy. We did put this patio through rigorous testing including a buoyancy and aerodynamics test. It passed and has been finished for about a month now. Thank you again for voicing your concerns and have a great week, Tom
Here's the link to pt2 - ruclips.net/video/2c3dNKjX44s/видео.html
Wow, woooooow the scenic part of the video was awesome beyond words and to include it in your work is mind blowing I actually shared your video with three other friends❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 love, this one😂😂Lone Star State
You’re awesome Rosalyn and we definitely appreciate you sharing our videos. Thanks again
Just found your site. It’s so nice to see both of you working together. Remind me of my husband and myself. Blessings to you both. I’m so glad I found your site. Have a great day.
Thank you for the awesome compliment Rose. I hope you have a great day too, Tom
That was a lot of gravel! I like that you have a whole array of drainage ideas to tailor each job and you're not just a one-trick pony, like "everyone gets french drains" or something like that lol. I'm excited for part 2 = )
Hi Johli, this was a fun project and it came out really good. I also can’t wait for Dawn to finish part 2. Thanks and have a great week, Tom
just a thought. if you attached some steel cable to each of those wheelbarrows and ran them back towards the handles, you wouldn't have to walk around to pick them up every time you dump. just pull the cable back. nice work as always.
You are right Lee. We've talked about that, but we never got around to it. Thank you, Tom
in E.U. countries in Europe and in U.K., no property can discharge its rainwater from roof or garden onto the public highway.
Therefore, new driveways have to be permeable to soak up rain, and roof water has to go to either a natural stream, storm drain or the property’s own soak away. Very much what you do when towns prohibit discharge to the street.
Thank you HYUKLDER. Excellent insights. Have a good day
I like your videos, I like your drainage solutions, but I will never understand some of these cities not allowing water to the street.
Hi Pete, Thank you for your nice comment. Our job used to be a lot easier, but now every town has their own rules. This is a federal law that NJ started enforcing a few years ago. I did a google search and here is the result - New Jersey's NJPDES Statewide Stormwater Permitting Program was established pursuant to the 1987 amendments to the Clean Water Act (CWA). Congress added Section 402(p) to the CWA in 1987 to establish a comprehensive framework for addressing certain stormwater discharges to surface waters. Thanks again and have a great week, Tom
I assume no basement otherwise you are sending a lot of water to the foundation.
These are shore houses Jason. Just a slab, no basement. We do the front of this house here if you’re interested -
ruclips.net/video/MyXPSmaNPr4/видео.html
Tom
I like your vids but i turn off the audio, someones else's music,well!! your background equipment noise would be preferred then i can hear your explanation etc
You’re a smart man Rick. Apparently, not everyone knows where their mute button is. I appreciate your feedback. Have a great day, Tom
I just found their site and what they do is so interesting but the music is something different that I don’t like it all must be from a teenager. Blessings to you.
I'am a person who worked outside or inside,not a office type. Fixed commercial a/c AME avionics and built homes as a hobby so my mind does not to be distracted to do A1 work. Silence is not golden when watching as back round sounds is as natural as when you are working i'm 78 and retired @@tyelandscapinganddrainage
Yes compared to their voice its twice as loud. I think they would more viewers. Music is ok in sped up video parts, then you can mute it but know when it slows down u un mute@@rosegarchow8642
that patio is too close to the house. as a licensed plumber of over 70 years i can say without a doubt that will break within 5 minutes
Thank you for the feedback guy. We did put this patio through rigorous testing including a buoyancy and aerodynamics test. It passed and has been finished for about a month now. Thank you again for voicing your concerns and have a great week, Tom