Great job! I especially like the multiple compactions. I am a homeowner dealing with a sinking roadway due to inadequate compaction so that really hit home with me. Its great to see someone that obviously cares about their work.
Thank you for your comment and support. It's surprising how very little people know the difference between both compactors. Sometimes I see people just run 1 or the other. I'm glad you enjoyed the video of it running. God knows my arms remember everytime I run it.
We take every step to make sure we not only meet but exceed the industry standard. We also recommend that customers never use deicing chemicals, apply penetrating sealers, and caulk joints. Usually all this adds up to a slab that should last a few decades.
Definitely the best driveway pavement vid I’ve seen on here so far. Anybody know the name of the hand tool used to drill the existing concrete block and link the rebar together?
Question…could the homeowner have gone straight to the road or did it have to curve into the other approach? You guys do such a thorough job. It was so impressive to see something done correctly. Bravo!
I hate clay. Especially when it gets freezing cold. Stuff is harder than concrete. And you can't tell if there are voids that will be an issue when it thaws.
Went back 20 months later and nothing so far. Ran a demo saw in all the joints after the pour. So that guarantees nothing cracks where I don't want it to.
Never, that would leave the surface mottled.we recommend regular watering for the first 7 days then We recommend a penetrating sealer 5 weeks after the pour.
hey i think the last shot of the broom finish looks like hell and all the rocks and material pulled... shouldve pulled all the pins and brushed it again the opposite way wouldve looked beautiful. last i saw in the video looked horrible.... did you leave it like that?
Correct it was rough. We hit it again and rebroomed after that shot. Then I left and forgot to reshoot the footage. Good eye catching that. Thanks for your comment and support.
That is a good question. And I have met people who run concrete pours who don't know how to finish. But the men in these videos respect me because they all agree I am the most proficient finisher there. And I am willing to pay someone to take my place so I can keep my distance and quality control everything. I can't finish everything by myself so atleast I can make sure everyone else is doing everything as perfect as possible. I used to finish a lot and still help friends and family pour jobs. But on my projects when it comes to the pours I run the buggy or supervise and coordinate. But if it starts to set up fast i can and will step in to make sure it comes out great.
Look up a Stihl Ts500i with a diamond blade. And I just go an extra 3/8 of an inch near edges and at points that joints can cross and if it's a long enough joint (+20 feet) I will touch it a few times also. It just makes sure that it cracks where I want it to.
Just uploaded, should be higher res after a day or so I believe. I uploaded at 1440p. Thank you for your comment and support. Might start uploading at 4k soon.
@@GRUBB-MUDD I have seen a 1/4 yard attachment for the bobcat that I want for when we are working with steps. It's like a bucket with a tiny chute that come out the bottom. I think it can handle it. It's tipping load is around 2400. So it should handle it.
Hey I enjoy your videos. One suggestion: at the end of each job, please video the finished product slowly and a bit longer so that I can analyze it instead of moving a too fast and in your beautiful face. Keep up‼️
I don't know, you might find a mistake I made and I can't have people thinking I'm human and make the occasional mistake 😆. You are right and I appreciate the advice. It all helps make the videos better. Thank you for watching and thank you for your support!
Is the curve near the road a requirement or preference? That grass is going to have a hard time growing when you drive over it a few hundred times. Nice work, very clean.
@@jmconcretecoloradospringsI’m in WI trying to do something similar for my in law, about 350 sq ft, one of our concrete buddies said $20 a sq ft so around $7k but I was thinking $13.50 a sq ft so $4750 total. Basically, I want to give a family discount but don’t want to lose money. Thoughts?
J&m I watch a lot of videos online and you guys did it as professional as possible I would hire you to do my concrete work in a minute did not skip on anyting use common sense and all you're thinking good job
@Rami Salameh Sounds good, please call us during our business hours so that we can set up a time to have me stop by and take a look. I look forward to your call tomorrow.
Not in our city you don't. But oddly in this city (monument) you need to have a business license to pour something like this which is weird. We are literally 1 of only 2 residential concrete companies licensed in this city.
@@JuanPerez-ek5vg I'm in Colorado springs colorado and this project was north of us in monument Colorado. Just call the building department in your area to find out if you need a permit or not.
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Great job! I especially like the multiple compactions. I am a homeowner dealing with a sinking roadway due to inadequate compaction so that really hit home with me. Its great to see someone that obviously cares about their work.
Honestly we don't want to have to do it twice. The right way is the best way.
good job guys just I recomend a crack control vertical from corner of the house to sidewalk because concrete always crack.
You guys killed it!! Wifey getting dusty too 💪🏻
Heck yeah! Everyone grinds hard to get us home safe and early.
Hey Jo. Great video as always. Thanks. 👍
Thanks brother! I appreciate the comment and support.
Nice job. Love the positivity.
Thank you and thanks for watching!
awesome job, clean and professional
Thank you and thanks for watching!
I haven't seen a jumping jack in motion in a long time nice job
Thank you for your comment and support. It's surprising how very little people know the difference between both compactors. Sometimes I see people just run 1 or the other. I'm glad you enjoyed the video of it running. God knows my arms remember everytime I run it.
Impressed by your detail. New sub
Thank you, our videos are kinda boring but we post every week.
Great job shout out from up here in Denver bro😎
Thanks brother and thanks for watching!
That's the most complete job everyone else cuts corners that's perfection like my teacher sed you get what you pay for not what you pray for .
We take every step to make sure we not only meet but exceed the industry standard. We also recommend that customers never use deicing chemicals, apply penetrating sealers, and caulk joints. Usually all this adds up to a slab that should last a few decades.
Let me know when you visit So. Cal. I live in Beaumont, CA. Come say hi you all....and bring your equipment with you.
@CarlosGarcia-ls4hn Will do, thanks for watching and commenting!
Definitely the best driveway pavement vid I’ve seen on here so far. Anybody know the name of the hand tool used to drill the existing concrete block and link the rebar together?
Thank you for watching and commenting. So the drill is the Bosch Rotary Hammer 36v. The tier is the B&N Tiger tier BNT-40X
that was a great job, wish you where in SC.
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Awesome work you guys never disappoint !
Glad you enjoy it! And thanks for watching!
Question…could the homeowner have gone straight to the road or did it have to curve into the other approach? You guys do such a thorough job. It was so impressive to see something done correctly. Bravo!
@@melvinsmiley5295 Had to curve in. And thank you for watching.
Great job! It's a pity that there are no subtitles on RUclips.
It looks like sand not clay, our clay is nice in indy, good video! Nice job
I hate clay. Especially when it gets freezing cold. Stuff is harder than concrete. And you can't tell if there are voids that will be an issue when it thaws.
We have hard clay here and it is good for its not fluffed up
you can do any of my work. Details are amazing.
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Nice work , do you also put sealant on?
I recommend the customers put a penetrating sealer 5 weeks later themselves. It saves them money since it's a simple DIY step.
How long do you keep your wood frame around the project? Do you lubricate the wood with oil to make it easy to remove?
@@charissacallahan5408 we spray them with form release and pop them off the day after the pour.
I'd guess there's a crack off the corner of that garage by now.
Went back 20 months later and nothing so far. Ran a demo saw in all the joints after the pour. So that guarantees nothing cracks where I don't want it to.
Do you cure your driveway additions with plastic covering? How long?
Never, that would leave the surface mottled.we recommend regular watering for the first 7 days then We recommend a penetrating sealer 5 weeks after the pour.
Nice job what is the material you use to make that curve
Thanks in advance
It was a Poly Meta form. They are ok. I prefer using wood now.
hey i think the last shot of the broom finish looks like hell and all the rocks and material pulled...
shouldve pulled all the pins and brushed it again the opposite way wouldve looked beautiful. last i saw in the video looked horrible.... did you leave it like that?
Correct it was rough. We hit it again and rebroomed after that shot. Then I left and forgot to reshoot the footage. Good eye catching that. Thanks for your comment and support.
Nice work but one question,you set up the job, but you dont know how to work and finish the concrete?Seems odd.
That is a good question. And I have met people who run concrete pours who don't know how to finish. But the men in these videos respect me because they all agree I am the most proficient finisher there. And I am willing to pay someone to take my place so I can keep my distance and quality control everything. I can't finish everything by myself so atleast I can make sure everyone else is doing everything as perfect as possible. I used to finish a lot and still help friends and family pour jobs. But on my projects when it comes to the pours I run the buggy or supervise and coordinate. But if it starts to set up fast i can and will step in to make sure it comes out great.
@@jmconcretecoloradosprings Thanks for answer,you know yourself and what you can do better.Keep up the good work.
Look good 👍🏽
Thank you!
was that your dead tree you were saving for next year there? lol
Tree got disposed of and not replanted.
amazing job brother. what's a demo saw and how deep do you cut the joint the next day?
Look up a Stihl Ts500i with a diamond blade. And I just go an extra 3/8 of an inch near edges and at points that joints can cross and if it's a long enough joint (+20 feet) I will touch it a few times also. It just makes sure that it cracks where I want it to.
@@jmconcretecoloradosprings great info man, thank you for the insight. can you use other saws in place of that one?
@@planchik You can use a circular saw with a diamond blade. Don't forget to wear PPE.
Oh dude coloado springs? This shit my town
This pour was up in monument but most our jobs are in the springs. Thanks for watching.
Great vid...but try for higher res :)
Just uploaded, should be higher res after a day or so I believe. I uploaded at 1440p. Thank you for your comment and support. Might start uploading at 4k soon.
Good job...
@@AllAccessConstruction Thank you for your comment and support!
Great work! Had a question, where did you get that bendable form from?
One of my local suppliers carries it. BOBCAT OF THE ROCKIES.
@@jmconcretecoloradosprings thanks for the feedback! Really admire your work.
@@mgrod210 Thank you for your support. I'm trying to make more interesting videos. Appreciate your comment.
not sure after dry, they look same color or not.
Do u think that bobcat could hold and dump a tub that was fabricated for the 85?
Like a mudd buggy
@@GRUBB-MUDD I have seen a 1/4 yard attachment for the bobcat that I want for when we are working with steps. It's like a bucket with a tiny chute that come out the bottom. I think it can handle it. It's tipping load is around 2400. So it should handle it.
Jw
How much a complete job like this cost ?
Around $7,500.00
How much did u bid for this job with tools and all
I don't remember, it was a while ago. Now I would be at around $6,500.00
Hi Good work for sure? Wondering what the cost for similar driveway?
Thank you and It's been a while since we did this project. I believe this customer paid around $6,500.00
😮 wow, so cheap, in how many days did you do the job?
I love a stick graded base 👍
Honoring existing and new joints with the rebar layout 👍
Thank you, we appreciate your comment and support.
Canto pagasmel dia soy finisher busco trabajo
How long does that hammer drill battery last?
Don't really know. Never had one die. Usually charge them every 2 weeks and we don't make many holes.
Just curious ....ball park how much does a project like this cost? I am in NC or else I would call you guys. Looks like you do good work
I don't remember but I think these customers paid around 5k or something like that. It was a few years ago.
I m presently doing my new driveway. And I do hope it looks as fine as your's.
Thank you and thanks for watching!
nice clean placement at existing, props on that i almost couldnt believe it looked that clean good job there
show the close up of your professional finish on that expensive concrete slab.... several shots of several sections please
This was done 2 years ago and I have started to show close ups now.
Looks great
@@donaldgarrison4313 Thank you and thanks for watching!
Hey I enjoy your videos. One suggestion: at the end of each job, please video the finished product slowly and a bit longer so that I can analyze it instead of moving a too fast and in your beautiful face. Keep up‼️
I don't know, you might find a mistake I made and I can't have people thinking I'm human and make the occasional mistake 😆. You are right and I appreciate the advice. It all helps make the videos better. Thank you for watching and thank you for your support!
What PSI concrete did you use/prefer for residential driveway?
4000 psi
Is the curve near the road a requirement or preference? That grass is going to have a hard time growing when you drive over it a few hundred times. Nice work, very clean.
@@raymonddurkin In this case, a requirement.
How much would something like that cost?
This would be about $8,000.00
@@jmconcretecoloradospringsI’m in WI trying to do something similar for my in law, about 350 sq ft, one of our concrete buddies said $20 a sq ft so around $7k but I was thinking $13.50 a sq ft so $4750 total. Basically, I want to give a family discount but don’t want to lose money. Thoughts?
J&m I watch a lot of videos online and you guys did it as professional as possible I would hire you to do my concrete work in a minute did not skip on anyting use common sense and all you're thinking good job
Thank you, we try and do everything beyond the industry standard so that we don't have to do it twice.
Excellent work... why no plastic between mesh and roadbase?
Never use a vapor barrier on outdoor concrete. You will just increase your chances of the concrete curling.
Hey Joe, Where you going with that trowel in your hand, Hah! Good work as usual.
I know, can't have people thinking I'm a finisher. Lol
Great to see so much pride in your work! Great vid, guys!
Thank you and thanks for watching.
awesome job, clean and professional
Thank you!
Excellent work
@@mariecharles6406 Thank you!
Is that fiberglass rebar?
Maybe, we poured this a long time ago.
Great job, I’m next.
Right on!!!
I need a quote for my drive way please advice
Feel free to call us during our business hours so that I can set up a time to stop by and provide you with a quote.
@@jmconcretecoloradosprings can you send me the number so I can call you
I am ready when u guys ready
@Rami Salameh Sounds good, please call us during our business hours so that we can set up a time to have me stop by and take a look. I look forward to your call tomorrow.
Do I need a city permit to do this?
Not in our city you don't. But oddly in this city (monument) you need to have a business license to pour something like this which is weird. We are literally 1 of only 2 residential concrete companies licensed in this city.
@@jmconcretecoloradosprings what city are you in? Im in Arlington Tx a picky city lol. By the way nice job.
@@JuanPerez-ek5vg I'm in Colorado springs colorado and this project was north of us in monument Colorado. Just call the building department in your area to find out if you need a permit or not.
@@JuanPerez-ek5vgyou are in my city, you don’t need a permit. You do need a permit for the approach/skirt connecting to the public road