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  • Опубликовано: 27 май 2024
  • Today on Modern Builds I'm updating an out of date patio made of mud-colored paver bricks and into a modern retreat with a black fence, cool garden beds, and grey pavers laid down in a herringbone pattern. This Makeover / Renovation was a ton of fun and a huge learning experience, thanks to Home Depot for sponsoring this video. To read my step-by-step blog article follow the link below.
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  • @gregoryparachojuk7151
    @gregoryparachojuk7151 4 года назад +738

    I'm a landscape contractor, and this is the first time I've seen a DIY patio built close to professional install practices on RUclips. There's a few things I would've done differently but in your climate this'll hold up for years. Nice job!

    • @petyke66
      @petyke66 4 года назад +5

      Yes? Would you also skip the one step where you use a wacker plate? Very professional. :(

    • @mozarth
      @mozarth 4 года назад +32

      I'm stuck on making the edge boards stick up, it would become a pool without proper drain and the baseboards on the fence would prevent proper drainage the same way. Am I incorrect here?

    • @Iktomeone
      @Iktomeone 4 года назад +69

      I would’ve put a layer of weed mat between the soil and the decorative rock in the planter beds. To prevent weeds and to help separate the rock from the soil so they don’t mix and ruin the clean look

    • @virginiaslatecompany8716
      @virginiaslatecompany8716 4 года назад +2

      Awesome comment!

    • @lnettie21
      @lnettie21 4 года назад +7

      @Gregory what would you have done differently?

  • @4RunnerOverlander
    @4RunnerOverlander 4 года назад +202

    Dude did a really nice job. I just finished paving my patio and have a lot of respect for how much labor went into this!

  • @luisbarquero5704
    @luisbarquero5704 Год назад +281

    MUY buena calidad, el texto imagenes. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO Un manuel muy completo y trabajado. Resulta muy práctico. Para principiantes y profesionales. Lo recomiendo

  • @bobvita529
    @bobvita529 3 года назад +370

    Neighbor can't understand why his tree died LMAO. He cut all them ruts!!

  • @johnrwallace
    @johnrwallace 3 года назад +60

    16:13 "And these boards are like $5 a piece." 😂 I wish that were still true!!!

  • @mkvlczyk7270
    @mkvlczyk7270 4 года назад +81

    It looks great! I would give a second thought about those outside wood panels, not only are they a tripping hazard but also can cause a beautiful pond out of this patio with heavy rains - I think they would look cooler and be more practical sitting flush with the brick. I really love those snake plants surrounded by marble stones on black fence backsplash - looks great!

    • @thePREdiger
      @thePREdiger 4 года назад +4

      was thinking the same about the boards holding rain water back on the patio

    • @MatthewMorse
      @MatthewMorse 4 года назад +4

      Yep... My thoughts also. They should have been flush with the top of the pavers. If I saw right, he used 1x6 boards for this. He could have used 1x4 boards and they would most likely have sat flush and given a cleaner look that people wouldn't trip on and that wouldn't hold water and/or debris (imagine trying to get acorns and leaves off of that patio with those 1" raised edges).

    • @lookbackfilms6268
      @lookbackfilms6268 4 года назад

      no need for the boards will cause it to flood?

    • @stewmeat9261
      @stewmeat9261 4 года назад

      mkvlczyk someone's gonna do a face plant when they catch their toe on it.

    • @helpmetoreach1ksubcribers233
      @helpmetoreach1ksubcribers233 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/pqpGrEASv5k/видео.html

  • @MsAllenMath
    @MsAllenMath 4 года назад +38

    That was really good. I don't even know why I watched this, I don't even have a patio!

  • @madonnahagedorn5649
    @madonnahagedorn5649 3 года назад +10

    Painting the fence makes all the difference. The baseboard detail is very ingenious. It looks so good.

  • @Optica1
    @Optica1 4 года назад +1807

    I always love remodels like this, but my issue is the backyard doesn't match the house now. You have this chromatic modern sleek patio with a house built for my grandpa...

    • @porkchopdaddy5109
      @porkchopdaddy5109 4 года назад +82

      Marcel Gossett literally what I was thinking too

    • @EDub513
      @EDub513 4 года назад +169

      Just paint the brick on the house a pale gray or white and they’ll be good to go..

    • @caleblatona174
      @caleblatona174 4 года назад +102

      caleb is just getting started boi, give him a sec

    • @jamesbond9373
      @jamesbond9373 4 года назад +33

      Marcel Gossett bricks never get too old. Just like Porsche.
      Just get a power washer and clean up the bricks to an uniform look. Voila, a beautiful brick house with a beautiful stone brick patio.
      Kudos to the guy from Modern Builds. 👍👍👍

    • @doris2991
      @doris2991 4 года назад +2

      My exact thoughts lol

  • @TheWarrrenator
    @TheWarrrenator 4 года назад +1515

    It bugs me that he didn’t paint the entire fence.

    • @sevyntennyson4181
      @sevyntennyson4181 4 года назад +58

      Omg me too!!!! I literally was wondering if he would paint it all as soon as he started brushing the fence smh and the patio couldv been extended to the length of the house

    • @marcain123
      @marcain123 4 года назад +1

      SaMe

    • @manuelvalera8288
      @manuelvalera8288 4 года назад +23

      Would’ve been better if he did the whole back yard

    • @123rockstar2010
      @123rockstar2010 4 года назад +38

      He didn't replace the gate!

    • @XpetraXpazlX
      @XpetraXpazlX 4 года назад

      Wtf...

  • @angeloc700
    @angeloc700 2 года назад +7

    That is A LOT of work. You did a meticulous job and that patio will be there for a long time. Nice work!!

  • @topcgcfacts4762
    @topcgcfacts4762 2 года назад +10

    You just saved my life 🙌 I’m about to do my first ever paver installation for my company and I have zero experience and is a $30,000 dollar project let’s hope everything goes well lol 😂 I will keep you updated on how it goes

  • @ModernBuilds
    @ModernBuilds  4 года назад +67

    Couldn't be more excited to get this video out to you all! Sorry for the wait :)

    • @SeanOchoa
      @SeanOchoa 4 года назад

      Really great work, dude! Hope you safe photos for your portfolio!

    • @NewProvidenceUF
      @NewProvidenceUF 4 года назад +1

      Great video and awesome design
      I noticed something that you can clarify more. You mentioned sloping the patio so rain can runoff. From the video it looks like the perimeter boards extend above the pavers all the way around. If I'm correct on that, how will that impact runoff and is there any concern about puddling etc

    • @glammaof3871
      @glammaof3871 4 года назад

      Great job...the patio looks great! You've gained a new sub! 😊

    • @vioflute
      @vioflute 4 года назад +1

      Great work! What was the total cost of material?

    • @mdamico
      @mdamico 3 года назад

      What collection/model are these pavers? We want to look into pricing to buy them! Thank you.

  • @dannyfresh6697
    @dannyfresh6697 4 года назад +1975

    2:31 3 weeks later, the neighbors tree is dying for some reason

    • @Laplagaable
      @Laplagaable 4 года назад +129

      dannyfresh No way... the main roots are way deeper that those he cut

    • @ModernBuilds
      @ModernBuilds  4 года назад +272

      haha!! I doubt it, but it'd be funny!

    • @ZeoCyberG
      @ZeoCyberG 4 года назад +93

      Uh, you do know you are liable if the tree dies from cutting its roots, including any damages it may cause if it does crash down?
      Local laws vary, you are usually allowed to trim on your side but it's not without liability risks if something happens because of your actions...

    • @rchavez5056
      @rchavez5056 4 года назад +311

      @@ZeoCyberG With that being said the tree owner is liable for cracked foundation, and broken pipes on the neighbor's house.

    • @ZeoCyberG
      @ZeoCyberG 4 года назад +17

      Depends on the local laws... Not always the case but generally it can apply under Trespass and private nuisance theories and you may be able to lump attorney fees into reparations if that's the case...
      But it also depends on who can prove what... Video shows no damage from tree before its roots were cut... Previous patio wasn't done right and Neighbor is not required to cut anything on your side...
      So that only leaves what happens to the tree now for liability...

  • @kitschscool561
    @kitschscool561 3 года назад +18

    Your Snake Plants, we refer to as ‘mother-in-laws-tongue in Australia. Love the end result, great informative job!

  • @ronkropf3280
    @ronkropf3280 3 года назад +1

    You are without doubt, very talented, meticulous, thorough and the quality of your workmanship is 2nd to none!

  • @brittnianime
    @brittnianime 4 года назад +2169

    Me: ruts? Ruts? what are ruts? The tree?
    Me .5 seconds later: *internal screaming* Did he mean roots!?!

    • @rw3175
      @rw3175 4 года назад +82

      I hate the way he says roots but to each there own

    • @juliaxander
      @juliaxander 4 года назад +84

      Im from Ohio, we say things like ruts=roots, oinge=orange, puhtata=potato, warsh=wash, pop=soda, etc. Regional accents are weird huh?

    • @laramenke
      @laramenke 4 года назад +1

      Same

    • @CarolCao
      @CarolCao 4 года назад +24

      OMG LOL I didn’t even realize that he meant ROOTS

    • @jxt1661
      @jxt1661 4 года назад +5

      *rhuuts

  • @edgarh252
    @edgarh252 4 года назад +1373

    Wow I’ve never seen someone do yard work in skinny jeans haha.

    • @capturedbycody
      @capturedbycody 4 года назад +46

      I cringed the whole time!!!

    • @skyangel8121
      @skyangel8121 4 года назад +10

      I exactly though that lmfao

    • @fnnnknorth
      @fnnnknorth 4 года назад +42

      Hurts my balls watching him work!

    • @charliem.7492
      @charliem.7492 4 года назад +25

      @@snarkylive Another millennial attempting and trying to sound cool but failing miserably!

    • @ZowieFawn
      @ZowieFawn 4 года назад +40

      That is what jean were originally made for!! Work!

  • @sigridslagstad328
    @sigridslagstad328 4 года назад +11

    Wow! This looked like a lot of hard work, but so worth it! What an amazing end result! Very good video😊👍🏼

  • @nmccleary3889
    @nmccleary3889 4 года назад

    Perfection. I love herringbone. Simple beauty.

  • @chugaaa
    @chugaaa 4 года назад +200

    Those wooden borders are going to prevent water for pouring away creating a pool in your nice hard worked patio bro. Either remove them or level the one at the lowest point to the brick height so the water can run away. Other than that nicely done. One final tip, wear knee pads next patio gig lol.

    • @anonymousreviewer2288
      @anonymousreviewer2288 4 года назад +9

      Rafael Garcia like bruh..... I'm saying the same thing

    • @belindacoba5158
      @belindacoba5158 4 года назад +1

      I

    • @kevinfleischer2049
      @kevinfleischer2049 4 года назад +25

      And I have the feeling that people will stumble over them as they are "to low to be relevant and to high to ignore".

    • @thebambolo
      @thebambolo 4 года назад +5

      Dopo sei mesi sono marce. Six months and they are rotten.

    • @anishajohnson2596
      @anishajohnson2596 4 года назад +1

      Six months and they are rotten, so what else would you use that would give yoh such a beautiful look?

  • @suzannerossi8504
    @suzannerossi8504 4 года назад +4

    looks Amazing. We are moving into our newly built house at the end of this month and you have given me confidence on maybe doing some extra patio work in the garden without paying someone 1000s of dollars. Awesome Job.

  • @PGC195
    @PGC195 2 года назад +4

    Just recently got into paving as a new job and let me tell you there’s a lot of little details to work on but in the end it’s all worth it looks beautiful great work man!! Keep it up

  • @cathiotirobaf1680
    @cathiotirobaf1680 3 года назад

    That turned out beautiful, thank you for sharing ... love the herringbone pattern so much.

  • @mintyy1074
    @mintyy1074 4 года назад +230

    I don't even have a Patio, why am i watching this

  • @JPacerox1
    @JPacerox1 4 года назад +100

    Every once and a while the Oklahoma comes out. Love the way you say "roots" lol :)

    • @JPacerox1
      @JPacerox1 4 года назад

      Beautiful job Mike, btw!

    • @gerhard6051
      @gerhard6051 4 года назад +4

      Well worth watching just for the ruts. :)

    • @ModernBuilds
      @ModernBuilds  4 года назад +7

      haha! Couldn't hide it there lol

    • @guitargirlae
      @guitargirlae 4 года назад

      I was going to comment and ask if he's actually originally from Oklahoma because I've never in my life said roots that way. LOL

    • @gang9308
      @gang9308 4 года назад +1

      * in a while

  • @mansithakur3607
    @mansithakur3607 3 года назад

    Also, the pebbles,snake plants and of course, the blank fence color & the wooden baseboard were game changers.

  • @lorettadavis550
    @lorettadavis550 2 года назад

    Exquisite work. Painting that fence enhanced the beautiful work you did on the pavers. Love this makeover!

  • @simonwoodhouse
    @simonwoodhouse 4 года назад +4

    Watching you lay down those pavers was the most satisfying thing I've ever seen

  • @LindsayonBroadway12
    @LindsayonBroadway12 4 года назад +27

    ‘Ruts’ 😍

  • @froy_boyproductions8488
    @froy_boyproductions8488 3 года назад +3

    Those base boards make the fence look like those large vinyl ones. Great job I love it!

  • @JamieModelvsDirector
    @JamieModelvsDirector 3 года назад +2

    Loving the the hard work and dedication! I’m super inspired to do some backyard projects this Year 🥰🥰🥰

  • @jonnjonzz8957
    @jonnjonzz8957 4 года назад +16

    it looks so clean and also has the "indoor-y" vibe that it even feel ok to put a sofa and a TV lol

  • @officialcorynlex6705
    @officialcorynlex6705 4 года назад +7

    That is dope! I’m not even into projects this big, but i couldn’t stop watching.

  • @jennifergray6795
    @jennifergray6795 3 года назад +1

    The herringbone is gorgeous! Great job!

  • @linzw9322
    @linzw9322 3 года назад +1

    Love the baseboard for the fence idea. It really does look clean

  • @shainah.6388
    @shainah.6388 4 года назад +6

    Absolutely love that modern look! So satisfying to watch everything being done!

  • @iheartigloos
    @iheartigloos 4 года назад +3

    I'm going to be the most honest I have ever been.....
    I watch because I love your voice, accent, and your style. I am always amazed that you work in quite nice clothes and just always look good. 😻 I'm such a creeper.
    Edit: PS I enjoy watching you building projects too!

  • @yumbrella1
    @yumbrella1 2 года назад +1

    This looks INCREDIBLE!!!
    I just got a New Fence installed Today.. I love how you did base boards and I'm stealing the idea.. and the black paint 🤗🤗🤗

  • @mattpresley3773
    @mattpresley3773 3 года назад +2

    Dude that patio looks fantastic. I’ve been debating just using concrete pour or a paver and haven’t really seen any pavers that didn’t have a traditional look but you just changed my mind. Great job

  • @breyes6807
    @breyes6807 4 года назад +816

    He introduces that kid but then he's never seen again lol

    • @KumoGoesFast
      @KumoGoesFast 4 года назад +83

      i thought that was the funniest part hahahah. "this is his patio, now hes gonna F off and Im gonna complete this"

    • @titserRider
      @titserRider 4 года назад +25

      He holds the camera for him

    • @terrellanderson7234
      @terrellanderson7234 4 года назад +13

      Lol ikr he move the bricks and went home😁

    • @RonnieTeeSmith
      @RonnieTeeSmith 4 года назад +29

      He got swallowed by the rutts 😂

    • @Exen88
      @Exen88 4 года назад +2

      Lol y’all funny

  • @ohitssam1772
    @ohitssam1772 4 года назад +4

    The way he says roots is very interesting 🧐 I’ve never heard anyone say it like that before 😂

  • @iambedoy
    @iambedoy 3 года назад

    Great!, I was living in US. I'm in love of American Houses, I'm back in my country for a few of months I have plans to improve my house and certainly I will follow something like this, I really like how it look the combination between blank and white tones, with bricks.

  • @BeTrue2Yourself413
    @BeTrue2Yourself413 3 года назад

    Its amazing how much your channel has grown. I watched your video about how to build a garage storage and thanks to your simple, easy to understand, step by step ideas now my storage is organized! 😆🤣Keep up the excellent job and more videos to come. Thank you!

  • @carolinebaucom1685
    @carolinebaucom1685 4 года назад +363

    I’ve never heard someone say they “installed” a plant before

    • @chickenpotato9681
      @chickenpotato9681 4 года назад +10

      He also said 'broom in multiple directions' instead of sweep haha

    • @joelash6704
      @joelash6704 4 года назад +1

      @@chickenpotato9681 We use brooms in cultural practices on golf courses all the time and people say 'broom' something in pretty regularly.

    • @helpmetoreach1ksubcribers233
      @helpmetoreach1ksubcribers233 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/pqpGrEASv5k/видео.html

  • @bruinsfan8522
    @bruinsfan8522 4 года назад +83

    I would trip on those wooden boarders literally every time I walked off of it.

    • @lucycabana9970
      @lucycabana9970 4 года назад

      Maybe the boards keep him from falling off. Lol. He didn't put any boards going towards the house door, so maybe he doesn't walk in the direction of the boards.

    • @TheRealSweedie
      @TheRealSweedie 4 года назад

      yeah he should've really cut the ones that were on the two sides where people might walk

    • @helpmetoreach1ksubcribers233
      @helpmetoreach1ksubcribers233 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/pqpGrEASv5k/видео.html

  • @bnicolegkolbe9600
    @bnicolegkolbe9600 3 года назад +1

    Thanks so much for the video. We are building a patio almost identical to this (seriously- herringbone pattern and all) off of our existing deck and against our house, so we were in need of some advice on grading the slope away from the house for drainage. Great work, hun. 👍🏻

  • @kendramiller8419
    @kendramiller8419 2 года назад

    Watching you ghetto stomp that brick on the perimeter made the whole vid worthwhile. Lol

  • @brennanoconnor2268
    @brennanoconnor2268 4 года назад +116

    The tree.... “F’ing hipster cut all my damn ruts”

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      @helpmetoreach1ksubcribers233 3 года назад

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  • @chuysaucedo7119
    @chuysaucedo7119 4 года назад +24

    Thank you. One of the more comprehensive videos. The products used were made clear AND you provided links. Good stuff. Thatnk you

  • @GardengalAAA
    @GardengalAAA Год назад +1

    Subscribed and thank you. I’m doing the herringbone pattern and did not know how to do the diagonal edges along the border…until I watched this. I thought I’d have to cut each brick individually but now this makes sense lol You saved me a ton of time haha
    Great work

  • @acps78
    @acps78 3 года назад +17

    You make this look easy. I can only imagine the small things that will cause all kinds of trouble and frustration when you do this yourself and you end up wishing you just hired someone 😂
    You did a great job!

  • @jocelynbrown20
    @jocelynbrown20 4 года назад +4

    I love the “baseboard “ idea!

  • @joeybegay6155
    @joeybegay6155 4 года назад +494

    It bugs me he didn’t replace that gate

    • @MrSaul-x
      @MrSaul-x 4 года назад +28

      Joey Begay he said he would later replace it with a “modern one”

    • @marianagarcia4028
      @marianagarcia4028 4 года назад +5

      Exacto! Originalmente el dueño tenía cercado video fue una. soberana mentira, él no termino el patio! Q pena!!!!

    • @melou_
      @melou_ 4 года назад +12

      It looks so bad after this. The colors don't match to the house just boring grey.

    • @lilialvarado9106
      @lilialvarado9106 4 года назад +4

      I agree, I don't think he needed to take it out.

    • @pinker812
      @pinker812 4 года назад +10

      Hedges would've made me happy

  • @marilynndye1312
    @marilynndye1312 3 года назад

    I like the foot stomping 🥰😂🥰🤣🥰

  • @jigssscupid8836
    @jigssscupid8836 4 года назад

    Thank u, for this video. It's very detailed, pure in its instructions, wonderfully shown of how to do, perfect and clean. It helped me, compare too many videos is like they are hiding information, however you didn't hide information you kept it direct, ez to understand& very simple to try ... thank you

  • @justinknapp8209
    @justinknapp8209 11 месяцев назад +74

    Such a gorgeous book - each shed is unique and inspiring, and I love all the tiny details Kotite features to help readers imagine how to create their own She Sheds ruclips.net/user/postUgkxe9yi0sulKgsp0VJJCIrLWWkvVqcU7LFR . The feature on Dinah's Rustic Retreat is like something from a fairy tale. It's really inspiring to see how creative all these ordinary people are in making beautiful and useful spaces on a modest scale.

  • @neomarsr
    @neomarsr 4 года назад +5

    RUclips recommend me to watch this everytime im on yt, so today i decided to watch. Great

  • @Sarahranjit
    @Sarahranjit 3 года назад

    Gorgeous! I love the style and simplicity! 🌸🌺🌸

  • @RA6162
    @RA6162 Год назад

    NOW THEY GOTTA MODERNIZE THE WHOLE NEIGHBOURHOOD !

  • @writingpanda
    @writingpanda 4 года назад +5

    That is a GREAT result from the project. That is some REALLY good work, Mike! Kudos to you!

  • @allamericanswede8661
    @allamericanswede8661 4 года назад +17

    I would have painted the entire fence and made the patio even bigger. Probably along the whole side of the house.

  • @zStorm100
    @zStorm100 3 года назад

    mOdErN white-dark brown wood and black tiles WOOOOOO SOOO FRESH SO MOOODERNN

  • @MasteringHow-To
    @MasteringHow-To 4 года назад

    You did such a beautiful job. Love it!

  • @klomax7089
    @klomax7089 4 года назад +7

    Wow that looks soooo nice! Never realized how much work is involved in installing pavers. Great job 👍🏽

  • @jdcow4816
    @jdcow4816 4 года назад +404

    Nobody:
    This guy : “ruts”

    • @Ratchfayce
      @Ratchfayce 3 года назад +6

      Where does one come from when they say “ruts”

    • @joshhorton9752
      @joshhorton9752 3 года назад +10

      It started to get me mad

    • @camparikiller
      @camparikiller 3 года назад +8

      Came here for this comment.

    • @daysconfession
      @daysconfession 3 года назад +5

      But then he says roots at 2:39... not sure why it changed from ruts to roots suddenly lol

    • @brendancerling2713
      @brendancerling2713 3 года назад

      FAAAACTS

  • @kageoashj2912
    @kageoashj2912 4 года назад

    I love the colors and pattern of the new bricks. I don’t really like modern designs, but I appreciate this work.

  • @HoneyBunny0225
    @HoneyBunny0225 3 года назад +1

    beautiful work! watching you wash off the poly-sand was so satisfying.

  • @carlosyamara
    @carlosyamara 4 года назад +66

    It looks beautiful, it just doesn’t go with the house.

    • @Belle-ee5xv
      @Belle-ee5xv 3 года назад +6

      Exactly what I thought

    • @thefayyazis
      @thefayyazis 3 года назад

      right... should have picked a beige or brown color. Could probably have been spray stained with concrete stain as well.

    • @lauralara2157
      @lauralara2157 3 года назад

      Lo 900 00 09 0l0oooo9

    • @heazy9744
      @heazy9744 3 года назад +1

      Tough crowd... how does it not go with the house?

    • @thefayyazis
      @thefayyazis 3 года назад +6

      @@heazy9744 the new installation is a bluish gray. With the warmer toned brick of the house, the color clashes.

  • @antoniochacon8199
    @antoniochacon8199 4 года назад +85

    The most impressive part off all this was he never used knee pads that earned him the right to say root anyway he wants lol grat job!!!

    • @glb360
      @glb360 4 года назад +3

      He's young and will regret later in life not using the pads.

    • @maryjane1851
      @maryjane1851 4 года назад +3

      Right! I couldn't believe he didn't use kneepads! My knees were aching just watching :)

  • @diegosodre021
    @diegosodre021 4 года назад

    Congratulations brother. Good job!
    In Portuguese... Parabéns, irmão. Bom trabalho!
    👍🏽👍🏽

  • @cocotheo
    @cocotheo 3 года назад

    Love the energy of this video! That’s what it takes, folks! Lots of energy.

  • @msergio0293
    @msergio0293 4 года назад +37

    A few small lights just by the plants would've been perfect

  • @luckymouse1988
    @luckymouse1988 3 года назад +23

    I'd personally be apprehensive about using wooden boards as edger boards, but the end result looked great.

    • @luckymouse1988
      @luckymouse1988 3 года назад

      @Prison Mike That would be my fear, yes.
      It may hold up fine for the first couple of years, but eventually it will rot and you'll end up replacing them.

    • @luckymouse1988
      @luckymouse1988 3 года назад +1

      @Prison Mike Personally I would use stone/concrete edges rather than wooden ones.
      Dig in the bottom half and have the top half come up to the level of the patio as to not have people tripping all over the place.
      Mind you, I'm in no way an expert or professional, my experience comes from putting down my own and family members' patios.
      So I suffix my advice with the message that it's always a good idea to ask a professional.
      I hope your current project goes well! 😃👍

  • @beatrixjones2982
    @beatrixjones2982 3 года назад +1

    Fantastic video. Love the hard work you did by hand. Not everyone has the coins to go buy or rent big equipment to do the job you just did with a shovel and your bare hands. Thank you for sharing. I’m going to attempt something similar this summer. Cheers!

  • @ForkNknife1111
    @ForkNknife1111 4 года назад +2

    This was so freaking satisfying & listening to you was just pure bliss as always.

  • @neko2412neko
    @neko2412neko 4 года назад +15

    I reall< like that the design is modern, but still fits the "old" house really well!!!
    The black edges of the patio look really nice but looks like a bit of a trip hazard to me...

  • @joekal08
    @joekal08 4 года назад +6

    My wife wants to know where you bough those boots?? Haha thanx man

  • @Jberging
    @Jberging 3 года назад

    Your skillset has really grown with time! You inspire me to do stuff i would normally!
    And im a carpenter!! :) Thanks for your videos

  • @Blondie2.0
    @Blondie2.0 4 года назад

    OMGOODNESS!! BEAUTIFUL !! I WOULD hire you in a minute, you have impeccable skills.... did I tell you what a great job you did👍🙏🙌

  • @82tilie
    @82tilie 4 года назад +7

    This is amazing! 😍 To be able to do things like this by himself he HAS to have a good chiropractor and masseuse on speed dial or standing appointments for both.

  • @cbjueueiwyru7472
    @cbjueueiwyru7472 4 года назад +329

    "it's important while screeding that you use a straight 2x4"
    Also....
    "Sponsored by home depot where all the 2x4s look like bananas"

  • @y00o00u00t00u00b00e
    @y00o00u00t00u00b00e 3 года назад +1

    Great job man 👍
    The before and after are always fun to see on any project 😎🔨📐🧱

  • @choochoo6813
    @choochoo6813 4 года назад

    So much work but it looks absolutely beautiful! Major transformation for a lifetime.

  • @fbdeep
    @fbdeep 4 года назад +4

    i think since you already used a PVC conduit to level the “bed”, might as well really use the 2 for laying 1xpower cable and 1xCat6 cable just in case you want some floor lighting on the side of the patio or back of the plants (night use of course)

  • @amybogaski9218
    @amybogaski9218 4 года назад +4

    the pavers look beautifully done, love the colour of them and herringbone, simply stunning.

  • @daCubanaqt
    @daCubanaqt 3 года назад

    Great video! Will be referring to this video when I redo my pavers. I would’ve done the double layer of bricks all around the edge though.

  • @candylowen5187
    @candylowen5187 2 года назад

    Anyone get anxiety when he's cutting towards the water pipe? haha Anyhow awesome patio! Lots of hard work.

  • @chandlermccraw6571
    @chandlermccraw6571 4 года назад +308

    Hello Mike,
    My name is Chandler McCraw. I am a Boy Scout in Troop 9 out of Spartanburg, South Carolina. I would like to build a greenhouse similar to the one you created in the video you uploaded in 2017. I would like to make that exact greenhouse. However, I can no longer find the plans on Ryobi Nation. I was hoping you could assist me and send me the list of materials, list of tools required, and instructions for somebody with little woodwork experience. I pray you can help me achieve my goals of becoming an Eagle Scout. Thank you.
    All the best,
    Chandler McCraw
    P.S. Please like this so Mike can see it!

    • @Kyle_Hubbard
      @Kyle_Hubbard 4 года назад +7

      Six months later: "All around me are familiar faces, worn out places, worn out faces".

    • @amopotato7953
      @amopotato7953 4 года назад +2

      Good luck with becoming an Eagle Scout. Very admirable achievement.👍👍

  • @BrocAndAimee
    @BrocAndAimee 4 года назад +4

    Beautiful turnaround my friend! My wife and I are reno’ing our house and we watch our vids to get motivated and off the couch lol

  • @travellife08
    @travellife08 3 года назад +1

    Beautiful job, impressed by your attention to detail. Watching your video to get an idea of how much work goes into properly done pavers. Definitely a lot of work to do the job right.

  • @dlb41880
    @dlb41880 2 года назад +1

    The patio looks really nice. The wood edging will be a tripping hazard and allow water to pool though. I did the same ‘baseboard’ on my back fence so I could get a bit of extra height out of the pre-made panels I had - I think it looks great. It’s always best to put glue on an unpainted surface, you used screws so it’s unlikely to matter, but you want to glue the wood to the wood - not the paint to the paint. 🤓 thanks for the great ideas!

  • @gabormatyas1070
    @gabormatyas1070 4 года назад +21

    When you said “no big deal though” i’ve heard something else, you know.... 🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @mrextrememan123
    @mrextrememan123 4 года назад +6

    I like how he says "broom everything off" instead of sweep 😂

  • @m.687
    @m.687 Год назад

    Looks good. I like how you cut that corner paver for absolutely no reason at 11:43

  • @kimnollora5048
    @kimnollora5048 4 года назад

    I am OBSESSED with this! Def gonna be doing this

  • @TexSweden
    @TexSweden 2 года назад +5

    nice job, I would've skipped using wood in direct contact with ground unless it is the special type of pressure treated board made for ground contact (which these arent) and used a separator btw the soil and stones but it looks really nice regardless!
    Tip: painting new pressure treated boards will cause the paint to flake after about a year or two, better to wait a season or two first or keep the boards in a shed to let them dry out first (the moisture from the pressure treatment needs to come out and get below 16% to not push the paint away).

  • @kevinroberts5140
    @kevinroberts5140 4 года назад +118

    That's really weird doing a wood edging. It's gonna rot.

    • @nicesweetcake7767
      @nicesweetcake7767 4 года назад +25

      True, would be better to at least keep one side empty to allow water to drain out. This Patio is just becoming a waterfront in raining days.

    • @meh8099
      @meh8099 4 года назад +11

      Better to use concrete edges

    • @meh8099
      @meh8099 4 года назад +6

      @@nicesweetcake7767 I never do that, just make sure the concrete edges are 0.5cm below the patio.
      I normally do this work on public roads (about 15km a day using a special machine) and never had flooding complaints

    • @danielharris6687
      @danielharris6687 4 года назад +22

      Pressure treated wood + weather sealed paint. They may not last forever but they're easy enough to replace.

    • @Shortyyz
      @Shortyyz 3 года назад +5

      @@danielharris6687 they will need to be changed in under 10 years, i dont know about you but doing this job and having to redo it so soon is a waste.

  • @arturovaldez1785
    @arturovaldez1785 4 года назад

    Wooooow i just found your chanel, i love what you did with this patio 🤩

  • @belindarv3rse
    @belindarv3rse 4 года назад +1

    I love this!!!! I really want to do this now !! Loved how you presented it too!!