TSH Concrete pours a driveway and side-walk. Follow along as Tom shares some key information on how to produce the best possible product. Like, comment and subscribe!
Your crew takes great pride in producing a quality concrete project. It is obvious that you have your customers best interests in mind as you leave them a significant improvement to their property. Keep up the good work.
I am a Morgan follower who enjoys your content as well. Watching the wheel barrels moving the concrete was a symphony of motion...beautifully orchestrated! But it brought back bad memories of my younger days when I was a laborer on a construction crew...Back-breaking work!
That looks amazing! Gorgeous walkway design! Incredible job, Hauses! Thanks for sharing the process with us. It's fun to watch the transformation unfold before our eyes.
Nice job, keep up the good work. Some blue tape on the drains will keep splatter n sealer off n make it that much nicer for end product. Also some more in between shots before finished product would be great. I know it’s tough when doing concrete as it waits for no one, but to make your channel grow it would be very beneficial. You have a lot of knowledge and that’s what peeps wanna hear so they can learn. Explanation of steps n what you use in mix design n stuff is good. There is a great channel you should maybe watch to see what I’m talking about as he explains so much n gives many details. Again yin’s is what tubers want so they can learn as well as see the process.
Odell complete concrete, sorry forgot to say in comment. Keep up with vids n it will get easier. Can’t wait till ya finish the Morgan’s, thankful he has you as a friend to help him out with all that’s on his plate with wedding n congrats on your wedding as well. God bless.
Surprised Throwers concrete gave you enough time to wheel it in and finish it !! I always had a problem with it setting quick !! Which sometimes wasnt a bad thing !! Nice job !!
Thanks for this video. Looks like you used gravel to prep the area along with wire. I am having this work done on my driveway. One contractor said they place gravel with no wire at the base before pouring thr cement and another contractor said they fill the area with dirt and lay down wire before pouring the cement. Is gravel better than dirt? Is it OK to not use wire? Contractor said dirt is not good because it will cause the concrete to Crack when it rains, says gravel is better.
Gravel is better. over 4 inches it still needs compacted.will it be able to drain somewhere because the gravel will hold water it needs under drainage. We always use reinforcement
@@Concretewiththehauses thanks for responding. the property is slanted downward so water likely will go downward. The contractors did not say anything about adding drainage.
Outdoors with the Morgan's got me hooked on your channel I love the stamp work you done on his Place .. One thing I noticed when you was pouring you Y'all did not put a lot of water in the concrete to breakThey strength of the concrete
just wondering why you put a saw cut in the under side of the drains.also, you didnt show it, but did you take that center form board out or left it in.. .i dont know what it is but people always seem to build garages way to low, i guess they finger they save a little on gravel. i built my pad up 2 feet above grade to have great run off,, a buddy of mine when he did his, he had a transit an all, and i drove in well he was putting the re-bar in, i told him, your going to have a river running in side, i could see with my eyes, he said no way it is 6" high, i told him no it 7" low, well he kept on, that fall his doors was frozen in 6" of solid ice and so was his truck tires.. after a freeze up right after a heavy rain, then 3 feet of snow,,
Sealer before winter rather than deicers how about sand or kitty litter for traction control any of the chlorides can hurt Conccrete especially less than a year old
So I get that you had a little pitch toward the garage, hence the drain, and you said some pitch towards the right. But explain the forms that was sitting down the middle of the driveway. Because you had the form there but we don’t see in the video when you take it out and fill it back in with concrete. I don’t do residential work so this is new to me. Maybe it’s something super obvious. So excuse my blonde moment. Thanks 😅
I believe that’s what we use to hold the expansion joint in place and pull them as were straight edge and the pads we have a couple driveways coming up I will capture more that on video thanks for watching
We use Chapin sprayers and it’s about the best we can find. they would last longer is we could them cleaner but we use so many different chemicals in them that they last about 4-6 months. I get them from Shop Supply Company or AR Chambers but they are on amazon here: Chapin International 1949 Chapin Industrial Viton Open Head Sprayer for Professional Concrete, 4, Red www.amazon.com/dp/B00002N8O8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_RQCQ2963PSQVHNNRM4QE
Awesome! Yeah sometimes the costs of keeping them clean are more than just buying new ones every couple of months! I’ll use it with deck and house cleaners. So, I’ll probably just run water through a couple of times after each use, to dilute the chemicals to where it’s practically inert
Job is awesome but a weird background noise. Noise sounds like it's coming from a downtown sidewalk. I'd rather listen to the sound of the machines working.
You wheel barrowed this. It's the 21st century they have a concrete pump. At least get a Georgia buggy if you don't have a concrete pump. My boss would never make any of his crew do this.
Yeah, but you can augment your pay. You don't want to be in your 50s troweling concrete. You can run a pump service, and basically do a 10 yard pour in
@@jrzef350 pump services in our area run around $1,100 per job. The 15ft wheel was faster and way more cost effective for the customer. There is a way to make every single aspect of this type of job easier, but most people won’t pay what that cost would be. And from my experience, the better you take care of yourself in the off season, the better your body will be. Sometimes this job requires a little bit of hard work.
Declan Rice will be proven to be a bad buy for 105m. Rice is only good at breaking up play and passing backwards or sidewards. He has no goals in him and does the cleaning up job. But why do Arsenal want a "clean up man" for 105m when they already play with superior possession? Trossard is not a good buy. Flash in the pain in the first season, shadows this season.
Your crew takes great pride in producing a quality concrete project. It is obvious that you have your customers best interests in mind as you leave them a significant improvement to their property. Keep up the good work.
Giving a shout out from Out doors with the Morgans ! Drive way looks great and you did an awesome job on his patio
Good looking work and I'm glad to see someone put emphasis on joints on those wings near the entrance. Great video guys!
I am a Morgan follower who enjoys your content as well. Watching the wheel barrels moving the concrete was a symphony of motion...beautifully orchestrated! But it brought back bad memories of my younger days when I was a laborer on a construction crew...Back-breaking work!
Referred over from the Morgan's. Good stuff
That looks amazing! Gorgeous walkway design! Incredible job, Hauses! Thanks for sharing the process with us. It's fun to watch the transformation unfold before our eyes.
You do some of the best Crete work I've seen. Your crew is great bunch of hard working men and it shows up in a great looking job. Well done tom 👍
Since the Morgan's are getting so busy getting ready for the wedding and not posting six videos a week, you guys are making breakfast still fun.
Glad to hear you are enjoying the videos!
@UCv-4YCZ7550Nt3_h3NHSerQ What do you watch that is somewhat similar?
Tom is getting more confident in front of the camera. Enjoying your videos.
Nice to see true craftsman. You guys take pride in your work.
Looks great. I like the drains by the garage doors. beautiful walk way design.
You all do great work. Thank you. Enjoy watching your craftsmen at work.
Nice job, keep up the good work. Some blue tape on the drains will keep splatter n sealer off n make it that much nicer for end product. Also some more in between shots before finished product would be great. I know it’s tough when doing concrete as it waits for no one, but to make your channel grow it would be very beneficial. You have a lot of knowledge and that’s what peeps wanna hear so they can learn. Explanation of steps n what you use in mix design n stuff is good. There is a great channel you should maybe watch to see what I’m talking about as he explains so much n gives many details. Again yin’s is what tubers want so they can learn as well as see the process.
Wow what an awesome business you have. Incredible things you do with concrete!
Odell complete concrete, sorry forgot to say in comment. Keep up with vids n it will get easier. Can’t wait till ya finish the Morgan’s, thankful he has you as a friend to help him out with all that’s on his plate with wedding n congrats on your wedding as well. God bless.
Another awesome video...Nice.........Tom.....
Great job Tom and his crew
Mike Morgan said you guys do a great job nice work
Morgan fan coming over for some great morning videos. +1 subscriber for ya sir!
Luv the content regards Aggie truck driver in Australia
“No one has ever questioned a cut, but they always complain about the cracks” hahah residential concrete summed up. - Concrete with the Hauses 2021 😂
That is a lot of work. Well done.
You sure make a hard job looks so easy.. Very Nice, as is the Morgans Job your crew did...
Surprised Throwers concrete gave you enough time to wheel it in and finish it !! I always had a problem with it setting quick !! Which sometimes wasnt a bad thing !! Nice job !!
Very Nice, Awesome job!
Thanks for this video. Looks like you used gravel to prep the area along with wire. I am having this work done on my driveway. One contractor said they place gravel with no wire at the base before pouring thr cement and another contractor said they fill the area with dirt and lay down wire before pouring the cement. Is gravel better than dirt? Is it OK to not use wire? Contractor said dirt is not good because it will cause the concrete to Crack when it rains, says gravel is better.
Gravel is better. over 4 inches it still needs compacted.will it be able to drain somewhere because the gravel will hold water it needs under drainage. We always use reinforcement
@@Concretewiththehauses thanks for responding. the property is slanted downward so water likely will go downward. The contractors did not say anything about adding drainage.
Great job!
Must of missed the part where you showed gravel put down and compaction??
Outdoors with the Morgan's got me hooked on your channel I love the stamp work you done on his Place .. One thing I noticed when you was pouring you Y'all did not put a lot of water in the concrete to breakThey strength of the concrete
Any suggestions regarding control of surface water and the design and location of sidewalks on this project?
Another great job...
What a workout on those wheelbarrows.
nice job guys. wished you were in Alabama.
Question out of curiosity. Why were you guys removing the old concrete? Could you just build a concrete driveway just on top of it?
No best to get it out of there
Nice looking finished product Was wondering what a concrete driveway would cost per square foot?
Not trying to be sarcastic, but it's concrete. Not cement.
@@vinceruland9236 my bad. I stand corrected
@@ScottyLo all good. Wasn't trying to be a jerk or anything. It's something that's easily looked over.
@@vinceruland9236 all good I didn’t take it that way. I’m never too old to learn something.
Just curious, why did you cut trench drains on the bottom?
Love 💙💙💙 the Trump flag! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
just wondering why you put a saw cut in the under side of the drains.also, you didnt show it, but did you take that center form board out or left it in.. .i dont know what it is but people always seem to build garages way to low, i guess they finger they save a little on gravel. i built my pad up 2 feet above grade to have great run off,, a buddy of mine when he did his, he had a transit an all, and i drove in well he was putting the re-bar in, i told him, your going to have a river running in side, i could see with my eyes, he said no way it is 6" high, i told him no it 7" low, well he kept on, that fall his doors was frozen in 6" of solid ice and so was his truck tires.. after a freeze up right after a heavy rain, then 3 feet of snow,,
Awesomeness!
Try putting duck tape or masking tape on your drain it help
Some put salt/deeper on in winter that is hard on concrete, what do you recommend?
Sealer before winter rather than deicers how about sand or kitty litter for traction control any of the chlorides can hurt Conccrete especially less than a year old
@@Concretewiththehauses yes kitty liter works well but tracks into house....am a lazy house keeper
What were you pouring 4000# ? What slump do like to pour a driveway at ?
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No one lifted the rebar?
Are you sure?
My only criticism is the cameraman has a shaky hand :O
So I get that you had a little pitch toward the garage, hence the drain, and you said some pitch towards the right. But explain the forms that was sitting down the middle of the driveway. Because you had the form there but we don’t see in the video when you take it out and fill it back in with concrete. I don’t do residential work so this is new to me. Maybe it’s something super obvious. So excuse my blonde moment. Thanks 😅
I believe that’s what we use to hold the expansion joint in place and pull them as were straight edge and the pads we have a couple driveways coming up I will capture more that on video thanks for watching
I want the red sprayer. What brand is it? If you are an amazon affiliate and they have one, leave a link and I’ll buy it from there!
We use Chapin sprayers and it’s about the best we can find. they would last longer is we could them cleaner but we use so many different chemicals in them that they last about 4-6 months. I get them from Shop Supply Company or AR Chambers but they are on amazon here: Chapin International 1949 Chapin Industrial Viton Open Head Sprayer for Professional Concrete, 4, Red www.amazon.com/dp/B00002N8O8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_RQCQ2963PSQVHNNRM4QE
Awesome! Yeah sometimes the costs of keeping them clean are more than just buying new ones every couple of months! I’ll use it with deck and house cleaners. So, I’ll probably just run water through a couple of times after each use, to dilute the chemicals to where it’s practically inert
Thank You 😊
Job is awesome but a weird background noise. Noise sounds like it's coming from a downtown sidewalk. I'd rather listen to the sound of the machines working.
I don’t know what that would be
I like the content, I do a channel about pouring concrete, it's very educational and entertaining, just search Grubb mudd concrete
Where were your buggies
Oops, they forgot to take the car out of the garage.... 🤪
So where did Tommy get his shorts...@ 13:09 .I have a shorts fetish....lol
I think it's safe to say that the homeowner can retire the tRump flag now.
You wheel barrowed this. It's the 21st century they have a concrete pump. At least get a Georgia buggy if you don't have a concrete pump. My boss would never make any of his crew do this.
Concrete pumps are pretty expensive and it wasn’t that much for a wheelbarrow.
Yeah, but you can augment your pay. You don't want to be in your 50s troweling concrete. You can run a pump service, and basically do a 10 yard pour in
@@jrzef350 pump services in our area run around $1,100 per job. The 15ft wheel was faster and way more cost effective for the customer. There is a way to make every single aspect of this type of job easier, but most people won’t pay what that cost would be. And from my experience, the better you take care of yourself in the off season, the better your body will be. Sometimes this job requires a little bit of hard work.
@@jrzef350 and we already do 10 yard pours in less than 45 minutes 👍🏻
Declan Rice will be proven to be a bad buy for 105m. Rice is only good at breaking up play and passing backwards or sidewards. He has no goals in him and does the cleaning up job. But why do Arsenal want a "clean up man" for 105m when they already play with superior possession? Trossard is not a good buy. Flash in the pain in the first season, shadows this season.
I hate auto correct
How old is this? I see a Trump flag on the house!