Hey bro I appreciate the content! I've been watching and learning. I started a dumpster rental company last year and just picked up a Kubota svl75 yesterday to add services to the business. Long story short I'm near the Cadillac area and see your in Grand Rapids. I'd be happy to get you a dinner and a couple beers if your interested in meeting up to share some knowledge.
That’s exactly how I started this excavation business. I had a dumpster rental company I started with 10 Texas pride dumpsters bumper pole behind the pick up truck and then bought a skid steer. Got busy enough with the Excavaiting stuff and then sold all my dumpsters last year.
@@dirtworktv I knew you reminded me of someone I knew.😂 I have gmc 2500 denali with a maxx d gooseneck and 5 bins. Did you have any experience with a skid steer before jumping into it?
I really like your videos man, i got a question for ya. Do i need to learn how to read plans to start a company like yours? I operate a mini ex and skidsteer but just dont know how to read plans just the stakes.
Thanks man I really appreciate it and not necessarily sulfur a lot of the Driveways in Retaining walls an a lot of residential jobs you don’t need site plans a lot of like the grading and all that kind of stuff we do it’s typically just eyeballing it If you’re doing a job on like a new home build or like septic systems or drainfield some of that stuff he needs plans but a lot of the work like land clearing all that kind of stuff you don’t really need to say prince in less the customer requires it you could definitely get started with the business without knowing how to read plans. Don’t hesitate to reach out or ask questions if you need help getting started
Where's the crown!? And that didn't look like 3 or 4 inches.. I get it if you guys are just starting out however, that road will not last. Nothing to even tell us spil type, why there wasn't road fabric or effort put into a crown. To do this job correctly would have been most of a day.
Appreciate your opinion big dog link your video so I can learn from ya fyi road wasn’t straight was sloped down hill and customer didn’t want fabric just a top coat on the existing driveway that was there and there def was 3 inches there
Glad I found this channel. I'm just starting out in this world and have been crushing driveways. I'm just north of you in Kent City Michigan.
Yes sir let me know if you ever need any help on anything and good luck to you man
Hey bro I appreciate the content! I've been watching and learning. I started a dumpster rental company last year and just picked up a Kubota svl75 yesterday to add services to the business. Long story short I'm near the Cadillac area and see your in Grand Rapids. I'd be happy to get you a dinner and a couple beers if your interested in meeting up to share some knowledge.
That’s exactly how I started this excavation business. I had a dumpster rental company I started with 10 Texas pride dumpsters bumper pole behind the pick up truck and then bought a skid steer. Got busy enough with the Excavaiting stuff and then sold all my dumpsters last year.
@@dirtworktv I knew you reminded me of someone I knew.😂
I have gmc 2500 denali with a maxx d gooseneck and 5 bins. Did you have any experience with a skid steer before jumping into it?
But yeah, I did Excavaiting for quite a few years before that and I worked in a quarry for like five years also
I really like your videos man, i got a question for ya. Do i need to learn how to read plans to start a company like yours? I operate a mini ex and skidsteer but just dont know how to read plans just the stakes.
Thanks man I really appreciate it and not necessarily sulfur a lot of the Driveways in Retaining walls an a lot of residential jobs you don’t need site plans a lot of like the grading and all that kind of stuff we do it’s typically just eyeballing it If you’re doing a job on like a new home build or like septic systems or drainfield some of that stuff he needs plans but a lot of the work like land clearing all that kind of stuff you don’t really need to say prince in less the customer requires it you could definitely get started with the business without knowing how to read plans. Don’t hesitate to reach out or ask questions if you need help getting started
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Thanks sir
Is it possible to break down your pricing? The numbers you mentioned didn't add up to the $22k you billed. Maybe I missed something. Thanks.
ya sorry it was supposed to be $2,200
Nice job bro!! Lost on the finance part. You said the job total was 22 grand ??? 1500 for machine and op. 1300 and 175 for mats
No, sorry about that. No, we charged.
1300 for the asphalt 175 for the sand. 1500 for machine operator so total was.$2975
@@dirtworktv no worries!! New to the estimating game . Was just trying to wrap my head around that! Lol
Totally understand the more you do it the better you get at knowing your cost
Did you say total was 22975?
sorry that was confusing ya i ment 2,975
@@dirtworktv all good i seen In a comment the correct answer
@puddlejumper3534 yes sir
Did you mean $2,275? not 22k?
Yes sir 2275 sorry about that
Boys , what about preparing the ground , prior to laying your rock
Absolutely! Preparing the ground is crucial for a solid foundation. Don't skip this step, boys!
Maybe 2k
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Where's the crown!? And that didn't look like 3 or 4 inches.. I get it if you guys are just starting out however, that road will not last. Nothing to even tell us spil type, why there wasn't road fabric or effort put into a crown. To do this job correctly would have been most of a day.
Appreciate your opinion big dog link your video so I can learn from ya fyi road wasn’t straight was sloped down hill and customer didn’t want fabric just a top coat on the existing driveway that was there and there def was 3 inches there
1300 for 27 tons crush asphault 😵💫
In our area go for 16-20 a ton before delivery
27 tons is just a little more than one Full load truck