As someone who has been doing this professionally for 24 years I can only say one thing: I couldn't have done it better. I loved the click-and-drop explanation, cause that is the only way to do it right. Keep it up boys!
This a really really great informative video with enormous insight on what why and how during a paver install. You definitely do not talk too much, i enjoy the way you come in and out of the bottom of the screen to touch on important things as you see them come into the video. Thanks!
I learned and was able to start my own business just from watching your videos, and your videos are the only ones I will reference to when I need more information
Thank you for talking and teaching me…. The DIY home owner. We have to do it ourselves because costs have gotten out of control. I’m so grateful to have you as a mentor!!!!!!
After 8 years as a mechanic and searching for a new career path , ur channel has inspired me to go down the landscaping path! Thankyou for your videos they are awesome
11:27 Stanley, never apologize for giving us a lot of information. More information is better! It's great to hear how far you go in detail. You and your team make some amazing videos :) Keep them coming please!
Being retired and never working in this type of business, I enjoy hearing you Stan explaining what is happening on screen. I worked in a machine shop for forty years so this type of thing is interesting to me. Thanks and please keep doing it.
OMG-- Love how they measure it every single time!! They did the grid with the lines! THIS is professional work!!!!! My husband was up until 1 in the morning doing this for our contractors to show them that they were off!! OMG.
I personally like it the more you explain a project. The more you explain the more I learn so the better the results. The difference between my first and second retaining walls was amazing. For the second I took tips from your videos. Than you!!!
This is a “MUST SEE” video for any DIY’er’s . I am almost finished a 16yo x 20’ area and cannot stress enough that this is hard physical work (i only had wheelbarrows to work with). Hats off to you who do it on a daily!
LOTS OF RESPECT FOR SAM! Filming something you're not good at is impressive, because you know you'll get complains about it. I respect that a lot! You go Sam!
The commentary is why I come here for these videos. Great learning experience every time, and sometimes I say to myself "Hey we used to do it that way back in the day!"
You don't know how much this helps us noobs brutha. I have come to feel like I am part of your Dirt Monkey crew. When I get done with my project which includes a outdoor fireplace I want to send you pics. Not only because I'm proud of the work that this handicap one-man band is doing but because you and your crew taught me so much.
Thanks so... much Stan and the crew, I'm new to landscaping and I love this career path. These videos are like homework preparing me for the Jobs I do at work. I just learned how to use those screed bars for the base, I was trying to figure out a much easier way to set the height of the class 5 base, and now I know how. Be Blessed all of you...!
It’s good to see them again! I personally love the educational videos with the talking. It’s nice to have a good mix. Thanks to your videos I was able to do my own patio at my house
This is the best channel for stonework hardscape, so many professional insights that tons of others overlook. Surprised you aren't at 1M subs by now! Keep up the good work.
Man, you have a good pair of workers here! They work fast enough to get things going, but slow enough to avoid making the really costly mistakes. It's an important balance to find, but not having to do a job twice, is usually the best.
love your videos have been watching for years. I have been doing lawn maintenance for 20 years and tired of it. Looking to stop turning down paver jobs. Plus taking on those job would allow me to finally hire some help and not have to do everything myself or turn down some work sometimes because I am too tired from doing lawns and seal coating. Love these paver videos please continue and also the snow removal I love too
I like your videos like this you help me understand so much I run a small side business and I have had people ask me to fix areas on pavers and because of your videos i can explain every detail to them about what needs to be done thank you
I’m in the process of buying my first house, and will do all my own work in the yard. I can’t wait to pave all around, it should be super nice. Your channel is very informative, thank you so much!
Stan.. did a massive 700 sqfoot paver patio in my backyard with a pavilion in the middle. Me and my kids watch all your videos and got a lot of helpful information.
FYI - You talking through the video is GREAT!!! The more info we can get, the better. Explanations are awesome and if someone doesn't want to listen to you talk, they can mute the video.
My first dump trailer not only paid for itself, it actually paid me to buy it. Love it. Best purchase in a long time for our home renovations business. How did it pay for itself? Many times we had a small to medium demo, yet the cost of a dumpster is a few hundred bucks. So now we just use the dump trailer when a 30 yd dumpster isnt needed. Even after labor and dump fees we have calculated that we save about $100 per month from our previous demo disposal costs. Gotta love that
If I could describe myself with a youtube channel I would use this one. A little bit of lawn care, a bit of landscaping, demolition, tools, up north, and even forestry every fall. That's what I love about this channel and I think that's what a lot of subscribers like here. Keep it up stan!!
Your editor had been doing a great job. I do agree that the nicknames are pretty dumb. Also I think you are the best youtuber at responding to comments. You've responded to a ton of my comments and it's always appreciated. Thanks for another great video.
Greetings from Denmark! Thank you for the videos. Learning alot. Not many people give away so many tricks. I think it only helps everybody (you and others) Keep it up!
Nothing wrong with your talking bro I’m Jamaican and laying pavers is what i fi for a living, I learned so much from this one video and there’s always more to learn cause your methods or a bit different than how we do it in Jamaica but I understand the concept and measurements also your styles which I can adopt to my own work, thanks for the inspiration hope to work in your country soon.
Can we see some follow up videos. I would like to see the yards you’ve graded or walls you built 1 year later. Love your videos. Makes me want to come work with you and your team. I feel like I know you guys. Keep it up. Go get em
@@Dirtmonkey also...if you could link the earlier project vidoes in the comments so they are easier to find...that would be fantastic! I know I have skipped back into the catalog and found starter videos that had additional projects added a year or two later, or you scouted the project and then a year later start working on it. Having those videos all grouped in a playlist, or in the comments would make it easer to watch the progress over time. It would also get you more clicks and views...a win/win! LoL
Ive been watching you for years and love your project. I and a Forman in the NC area for hardscapes and we use the same general method as you guys. A few things we do differently though. We use SS5 soil separator fabric under every patio. It is somewhat permeable so any water trapped can wear through. Followed by 4-6 inches of ABC amd instead of using sand we use 1-1.5 inches of 89 stone compacted. This stone allows the water trapped under patios to weap out but won't shift over time like sand if the patio experiences heavy weather. Last step is laying patio, tamp and sand it in. The only thing we have used sand for is travertine patios. Love watching you guys work; always something to learn from you guys. Keep it up.
These are great videos! I'm hoping to do 2 medium jobs at my place and these are really helpful. You guys do such meticulous work! My Dad always taught me.."If you're gonna do a job..do it right". That's what I see here.
Thanks Stanley I been working for myself for 20 year's just watching the show I have chang some of my billing i lost a lot of money I have been pulling myself out of a hole by using your billing strategy by breaking the bill down ty you love the show
When we would put a patio in the guy we worked for had us mix 4 parts sand and 1 part portland cement. He said this the way they would lay them in Italy. This base would get hard and not shift. You have a great crew and they seem to enjoy their work.
Thank you for talking alot and explaining the details , I pay attention to details and currently have a landscaping business but I have a goal to get into Hardscaping! Appreciate your help!
My opinion, you can never have too much detail. If anything, too many youtubers under deliver on detail and over deliver on short shitty DIY segments, which teach little to nothing. Keep up the detailed content, I'm about to tackle a pretty serious paving and pergola job at home, so I'm lapping up the tips. Cheers from Australia.
Love the commentary! It's very helpful for those of us who don't know it all. Great tips! "Cattywampus!" I thought we the only ones who said that on the job.
@@Dirtmonkey I don't think you talk too much. anyone using your videos is probably going to replay them twice or three times while on mute haha. what you are saying is important.
I like the details in the video. As someone who worked as a paved installer for ten years in winterpeg, I highly suggest getting a laser level. Makes setting and finding grades a lot easier and you don’t have to worry about tripping on your string lines.
Hey Sam , NEVER worry about ANYBODY'S Opinion because it's not your opinion on how great of a job you did , How do ppl get really good at it , BY practicing, if you listen to them n never get back in it , they will win n you'll never get awesome Brother, SERIOUSLY GREAT JOB 😀👍
Great video love the detail of how u explain and fair play to Sam for admitting he used excavation for first time much respect for all u guys God bless
Hey Stan! I'm going to do my entire backyard in pavers! The interesting things I have are. 1. Its new construction so there is rubble, concrete chunks nails ect back there. 2. its aprox 400 sqft 3. There are drains in the ground already 4. The fence is about 6 inches or taller then the house (haven't measured it yet) I would not have considered doing it my self but getting quotes for the work... well I'm going to build some sweat equity. Thanks to your videos I have the bits of knowledge I need. (I think!) Thank you! $money in the bank.
Man! Stanley, I am very impressed by you and your crew's workmanship, and this is coming from a former commercial and industrial concrete contracting company owner. I have commented on a few of your videos in the past but just to see it again and your crews still banging out proper civil and structural aspects of the jobs is really cool to see. Make sure to zip up those large contracts and get your $$$ in at net terms because the multi-billion dollar GC's and Prime Contractors on 7-10 figure projects will string you out. Great job again!
Stan we use a larger plate compactor, 11,000 lb impact fore base compaction as the lighter ones 3500 to 4500 lbs don't compact subbase and base enough in our clay soils we have in northern Illinois. Our test for proper compaction will bend a 3/8" spike. We use electric hammers to install edging spikes as the hammers are too slow. Great instructions on pavers! One more thing we only install 5 foot wide walks as that was the width of a skid steer bucket. I can't wait to see the rest of the videos, thank you!
Man these videos are so helpful along with my gravely being ordered im also having a house built and the yard isnt very big so I'm using pavers to cover most of it up to my bar that I built
I’ve recently decided to switch to hardscaping mainly for the future of my business. These videos are my favorite as a new installer. Working on my first patio now and sold my second one that im starting next week (late I know but it is only a 120sqft spot)
@@Dirtmonkey for sure! I need to learn pricing. I was at $2,500 for the 120sqft section. Im mainly trying to build a small portfolio before winter so I can advertise throughout winter and spring to try and get more jobs.
As someone who has been doing this professionally for 24 years I can only say one thing: I couldn't have done it better.
I loved the click-and-drop explanation, cause that is the only way to do it right. Keep it up boys!
as a younger viewer (15) I appreciate how much you were talking and I feel I learn a lot from your videos
Awesome! Thank you for the feedback! Ive got another 2 coming on this project.
Been doing pavers for 22 years. You guys do it right. I appreciate attention to detail and keeping quality craftsmanship alive and well. Thanks guys.
This a really really great informative video with enormous insight on what why and how during a paver install. You definitely do not talk too much, i enjoy the way you come in and out of the bottom of the screen to touch on important things as you see them come into the video. Thanks!
Much appreciated and hope it helps! Thanks Eric 👊
Your narration is very helpful. Don’t stop with the whys and wherefores so we can learn!
I learned and was able to start my own business just from watching your videos, and your videos are the only ones I will reference to when I need more information
Thank you for talking and teaching me…. The DIY home owner. We have to do it ourselves because costs have gotten out of control. I’m so grateful to have you as a mentor!!!!!!
Honestly Stanley, I really appreciate the commentary because you're explaining exactly what's going on and I enjoy learning. So thank you. :)
I appreciate that!
@@Dirtmonkey Stan! Thoughts on Just limestone? No sand is it ok?
After 8 years as a mechanic and searching for a new career path , ur channel has inspired me to go down the landscaping path! Thankyou for your videos they are awesome
That is awesome! Best of Luck!
Those mechanic skills will come in very handy, and probably save you a ton of money along the way. Congrats!
18 years old watching this , very informative, great video for diy ers looking to take some notes from professionals
11:27 Stanley, never apologize for giving us a lot of information. More information is better! It's great to hear how far you go in detail. You and your team make some amazing videos :) Keep them coming please!
Being retired and never working in this type of business, I enjoy hearing you Stan explaining what is happening on screen. I worked in a machine shop for forty years so this type of thing is interesting to me. Thanks and please keep doing it.
Right on
OMG-- Love how they measure it every single time!! They did the grid with the lines! THIS is professional work!!!!! My husband was up until 1 in the morning doing this for our contractors to show them that they were off!! OMG.
I personally like it the more you explain a project. The more you explain the more I learn so the better the results. The difference between my first and second retaining walls was amazing. For the second I took tips from your videos. Than you!!!
Them boys be working hard you see how they dont make each other do all the grunt work they help each other and get it done
This is a “MUST SEE” video for any DIY’er’s . I am almost finished a 16yo x 20’ area and cannot stress enough that this is hard physical work (i only had wheelbarrows to work with). Hats off to you who do it on a daily!
LOTS OF RESPECT FOR SAM!
Filming something you're not good at is impressive, because you know you'll get complains about it.
I respect that a lot!
You go Sam!
These are the best videos. Huge respect to you guys for doing it the right way and respecting the customer. I like the talking and explaining too!
I appreciate that!
The commentary is why I come here for these videos. Great learning experience every time, and sometimes I say to myself "Hey we used to do it that way back in the day!"
Excellent!
You don't know how much this helps us noobs brutha. I have come to feel like I am part of your Dirt Monkey crew. When I get done with my project which includes a outdoor fireplace I want to send you pics. Not only because I'm proud of the work that this handicap one-man band is doing but because you and your crew taught me so much.
I hope every video of yours has narration that’s this informative, thank you
Thanks so... much Stan and the crew, I'm new to landscaping and I love this career path. These videos are like homework preparing me for the Jobs I do at work. I just learned how to use those screed bars for the base, I was trying to figure out a much easier way to set the height of the class 5 base, and now I know how. Be Blessed all of you...!
Glad to help!
Love you the detail you have in these VDOs. no cuts, no omissions.
It’s good to see them again! I personally love the educational videos with the talking. It’s nice to have a good mix. Thanks to your videos I was able to do my own patio at my house
Sweet! Glad the videos help!
“The first step at being good at something, is being bad at it”. I love this 😂😂😂
That would be awesome on a t-shirt. Just sayin. #merchideas
True
I think it would be an amazing shirt
This is the best channel for stonework hardscape, so many professional insights that tons of others overlook. Surprised you aren't at 1M subs by now! Keep up the good work.
Thankyou for all the tips on how to do these projects! I'm getting ready to do a sidewalk and patio in my yard!!!
I’ve been doing’s this for 15 years and I can say you boys push good work keep it up 👍🏽
Man, you have a good pair of workers here!
They work fast enough to get things going, but slow enough to avoid making the really costly mistakes.
It's an important balance to find, but not having to do a job twice, is usually the best.
love your videos have been watching for years. I have been doing lawn maintenance for 20 years and tired of it. Looking to stop turning down paver jobs. Plus taking on those job would allow me to finally hire some help and not have to do everything myself or turn down some work sometimes because I am too tired from doing lawns and seal coating. Love these paver videos please continue and also the snow removal I love too
Then you will like this week- I really cover the bases on pavers
I like your videos like this you help me understand so much I run a small side business and I have had people ask me to fix areas on pavers and because of your videos i can explain every detail to them about what needs to be done thank you
Thats pretty awesome
I’m in the process of buying my first house, and will do all my own work in the yard. I can’t wait to pave all around, it should be super nice. Your channel is very informative, thank you so much!
This guy seems like a great boss. Love this channel!
Love the detail and commentary!!! God bless you and your crew too!!
Stan.. did a massive 700 sqfoot paver patio in my backyard with a pavilion in the middle. Me and my kids watch all your videos and got a lot of helpful information.
That is awesome!
I love the details so not stop doing anything that you are today. I have learned so much from you. Thank You
FYI - You talking through the video is GREAT!!! The more info we can get, the better. Explanations are awesome and if someone doesn't want to listen to you talk, they can mute the video.
I love the way you explain top soil needs to go it’s amazing how many people don’t understand you need to go down to sub soil.
Thank you!
My first dump trailer not only paid for itself, it actually paid me to buy it. Love it. Best purchase in a long time for our home renovations business. How did it pay for itself? Many times we had a small to medium demo, yet the cost of a dumpster is a few hundred bucks. So now we just use the dump trailer when a 30 yd dumpster isnt needed. Even after labor and dump fees we have calculated that we save about $100 per month from our previous demo disposal costs. Gotta love that
Hi Stan ur one of my favorite youtubers i love how u read the comments and reply alot of people dont, thank u and keep up the great content
Stay Safe and thansk for wacthing!
Hi Stan, I really appreciate your videos. Talk away! Every little bit helps do-it-yourselfers like me.
Glad to hear it
This is the best tutorial I have seen yet on paving - you guys talked through critical steps that many tutorials leave out...respect.
If I could describe myself with a youtube channel I would use this one. A little bit of lawn care, a bit of landscaping, demolition, tools, up north, and even forestry every fall. That's what I love about this channel and I think that's what a lot of subscribers like here. Keep it up stan!!
I thought I was just unique but now it sounds like I have a brother from a different Mother!
@@Dirtmonkey "Did we just become best friends?" "I think so!" Want to go do karate in the garage?
Your editor had been doing a great job. I do agree that the nicknames are pretty dumb. Also I think you are the best youtuber at responding to comments. You've responded to a ton of my comments and it's always appreciated. Thanks for another great video.
I actually talked Gently to Danny today. I said if you want to just put up the names without the nicknames that would be Ok as well. hahahah
Greetings from Denmark! Thank you for the videos. Learning alot.
Not many people give away so many tricks. I think it only helps everybody (you and others)
Keep it up!
Nothing wrong with your talking bro I’m Jamaican and laying pavers is what i fi for a living, I learned so much from this one video and there’s always more to learn cause your methods or a bit different than how we do it in Jamaica but I understand the concept and measurements also your styles which I can adopt to my own work, thanks for the inspiration hope to work in your country soon.
I like you explaining stuff throughout the video helps me learn and understand.
I'll keep it up then. Thanks!👍
Your welcome and thank you !
Can we see some follow up videos. I would like to see the yards you’ve graded or walls you built 1 year later. Love your videos. Makes me want to come work with you and your team. I feel like I know you guys. Keep it up. Go get em
Yep- Coming this week.
@@Dirtmonkey also...if you could link the earlier project vidoes in the comments so they are easier to find...that would be fantastic!
I know I have skipped back into the catalog and found starter videos that had additional projects added a year or two later, or you scouted the project and then a year later start working on it. Having those videos all grouped in a playlist, or in the comments would make it easer to watch the progress over time.
It would also get you more clicks and views...a win/win! LoL
I've been doing this kind of work for 45 years, Good job, a lot of extra steps but a good job!
Ive been watching you for years and love your project. I and a Forman in the NC area for hardscapes and we use the same general method as you guys. A few things we do differently though. We use SS5 soil separator fabric under every patio. It is somewhat permeable so any water trapped can wear through. Followed by 4-6 inches of ABC amd instead of using sand we use 1-1.5 inches of 89 stone compacted. This stone allows the water trapped under patios to weap out but won't shift over time like sand if the patio experiences heavy weather. Last step is laying patio, tamp and sand it in. The only thing we have used sand for is travertine patios. Love watching you guys work; always something to learn from you guys. Keep it up.
These are great videos! I'm hoping to do 2 medium jobs at my place and these are really helpful. You guys do such meticulous work! My Dad always taught me.."If you're gonna do a job..do it right". That's what I see here.
I wish I saw this video a week ago. Brilliant. So informative and explanatory.
Awesome work and loving the taking along side of the video. Thanks for the amazing content and stay safe and take care
Glad you enjoyed it Hayden. Always good to have you on board my friend!
@@Dirtmonkey No problem Stanley and crew and it’s a pleasure being about you guys go above and beyond keep it up. Have a nice day/night friend .
Great content & narration Stanley! Always good to watch the A-team at work👌🔥💯
Much appreciated!
and thank you for calling my crew the A-team- thats huge. much appreciated.
I like all the information you give you always explain ever detail keep doing it you all stay safe.
Thanks 👍
Another great video Stan! We are currently doing a similar patio. Always good to watch sam and Blaine!
Right on! and good luck on your project!
Thanks Stanley I been working for myself for 20 year's just watching the show I have chang some of my billing i lost a lot of money I have been pulling myself out of a hole by using your billing strategy by breaking the bill down ty you love the show
Keep it up
Very cool to have you explain the why behind the techniques we see. Hope winter season prep is going well too.
Winter season prep is almost done but we are always hovering bewteen the 2 seasons until about Christmas. Then we switch to full time plowing only
When we would put a patio in the guy we worked for had us mix 4 parts sand and 1 part portland cement. He said this the way they would lay them in Italy. This base would get hard and not shift. You have a great crew and they seem to enjoy their work.
I actually would like to see how they did it. Always more ways to learn and do things.
You don't need to see your forks. After a while you just know where they are. With experience, comes knowledge. Another great video Stan.
Very true!
Thank you for talking alot and explaining the details , I pay attention to details and currently have a landscaping business but I have a goal to get into Hardscaping! Appreciate your help!
Stan, you have some great young men working for you. When I see young guys like this, it gives me hope for the future.
My opinion, you can never have too much detail. If anything, too many youtubers under deliver on detail and over deliver on short shitty DIY segments, which teach little to nothing.
Keep up the detailed content, I'm about to tackle a pretty serious paving and pergola job at home, so I'm lapping up the tips. Cheers from Australia.
more to come then! Thanks for the feedback
Nice watching someone who takes pride in their work!
Thank you Sam!
Awesome Video. Great content and well done!! The commentary along the way is very helpful.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Annnndd subscribed! Great job and thank you for all the tips. I plan on doing something like this in my yard this summer.
Love the basic videos, Thanks for the tips, Stan and the Crew.
Thanks for watching!
That looks so awesome. I like the look of pavers.
Love the commentary! It's very helpful for those of us who don't know it all. Great tips! "Cattywampus!" I thought we the only ones who said that on the job.
I don't think you talked too much. I like the details. Thanks for sharing.
Oh thank you!
I love watching your videos Stan, i always feel like ive learned alot and i will probably use it too.
Thank you Cody!
I love big machines, I want my own. I know this is hard work no mater how many machines you have; nice work guys
The inches doesn't matter... That topsoil needs to come completely out regardless... I'm glad you mentioned that!
Yes- Im glad you know that as well.
yes- organic material will decompose and settle if left in place
@@Dirtmonkey I don't think you talk too much. anyone using your videos is probably going to replay them twice or three times while on mute haha. what you are saying is important.
Your commentary during the video was fine, very informative.
Thanks Stanley, awesome information and applications. Keep up the great work.
In New Mexico we have weird soil shifts too. Thanks for explaining!!!! I’m so grateful!!!!!
I like the details in the video. As someone who worked as a paved installer for ten years in winterpeg, I highly suggest getting a laser level. Makes setting and finding grades a lot easier and you don’t have to worry about tripping on your string lines.
Ha. LOL. Dead right.
Hey Sam , NEVER worry about ANYBODY'S Opinion because it's not your opinion on how great of a job you did , How do ppl get really good at it , BY practicing, if you listen to them n never get back in it , they will win n you'll never get awesome Brother, SERIOUSLY GREAT JOB 😀👍
Thanks man, you got it!
We just put in our first herringbone patio, turned out great! Learned tips from you guys
Im 11 I watch ur videos because I love vehicles and ur content and the content u make
Thank you! Appreciate that!
I absolutely love this series!! Keep up the good work man this is super helpful!
You got it!! Love to hear it and happy to help 👊
Love the video I love seeing how other companies and guys do the same work as me . Can always learn something thanks Stan!!
Nice work. Thanks for the tips and awesome camera angles
Great video love the detail of how u explain and fair play to Sam for admitting he used excavation for first time much respect for all u guys God bless
Glad you enjoyed it
Wow Stan! Your guys make it look so easy! Beautiful!
Thanks so much!
Hey Stan! I'm going to do my entire backyard in pavers! The interesting things I have are.
1. Its new construction so there is rubble, concrete chunks nails ect back there.
2. its aprox 400 sqft
3. There are drains in the ground already
4. The fence is about 6 inches or taller then the house (haven't measured it yet)
I would not have considered doing it my self but getting quotes for the work... well I'm going to build some sweat equity. Thanks to your videos I have the bits of knowledge I need. (I think!)
Thank you! $money in the bank.
Man! Stanley, I am very impressed by you and your crew's workmanship, and this is coming from a former commercial and industrial concrete contracting company owner.
I have commented on a few of your videos in the past but just to see it again and your crews still banging out proper civil and structural aspects of the jobs is really cool to see. Make sure to zip up those large contracts and get your $$$ in at net terms because the multi-billion dollar GC's and Prime Contractors on 7-10 figure projects will string you out.
Great job again!
Stan we use a larger plate compactor, 11,000 lb impact fore base compaction as the lighter ones 3500 to 4500 lbs don't compact subbase and base enough in our clay soils we have in northern Illinois. Our test for proper compaction will bend a 3/8" spike. We use electric hammers to install edging spikes as the hammers are too slow. Great instructions on pavers! One more thing we only install 5 foot wide walks as that was the width of a skid steer bucket. I can't wait to see the rest of the videos, thank you!
Sounds like you guys are really putting them in right.
Awesome video, I appreciate you explaining as much detail as you can. You guys do an awesome job.
Great info as I’m doing my own thing at home and it’s just a small thing but this really helps thank you Stan and especially the hard working crew👍
Man these videos are so helpful along with my gravely being ordered im also having a house built and the yard isnt very big so I'm using pavers to cover most of it up to my bar that I built
Then you'll love this week- its all pavers all week long hahah
I’ve recently decided to switch to hardscaping mainly for the future of my business. These videos are my favorite as a new installer. Working on my first patio now and sold my second one that im starting next week (late I know but it is only a 120sqft spot)
Those smaller ones can be priced higher and still make you good money!
@@Dirtmonkey for sure! I need to learn pricing. I was at $2,500 for the 120sqft section. Im mainly trying to build a small portfolio before winter so I can advertise throughout winter and spring to try and get more jobs.
Subbed for all the detail alone. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Stan, I love this style. You are on point.
Thanks Matt
Now that’s a fab vid love watching these guys they are so good can’t wait for next one.
Its coming out today Richard.
We will be doing a project like this in the future Stan, so thank you for the running commentary!!! I thought it was very helpful.
You bet!
Keep em coming Stan, love the videos
More to come! Thanks for watching!
these videos are so fun to watch, because I worked landscaping and we did the exact same work you did just on a smaller scale
Hey i like your videos! I am starting a paving company of my own and your tips and tricks help a lot!
I actually like it better when you comment over different aspects.
Keep the talk!!!!
will do! Thank you!