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I have always thought why don't you guys wear button up shirts on the job? From personal experience (and I am a tad chubby) that t-shirts were hotter to wear than button up shirts.

The most Professional Concrete Video in my face. I'd simply put some caulk in that J channel nice video!

Be glad you aren't like the "Victory" crew, their audience sticks around for the drama and comedy of stupid employees, you have a good hardworking crew that doesn't need their hands held the entire process every single day.

When I was younger the old timers would tell me to always lay down a piece of styrofoam or cardboard before sitting or laying down on green concrete. Something about the heat and humidity seeping through and messing with your body. Idk if it was bs or not but to this day I still do it

What kind of concrete sealer do you use?

I also repair the transmissions for the canycoms or sell new

I can get you any part for the subaru engines i

You guys do great work, make it look easy but I know it's not.

The more you practice, the better "patter" you give and you get.😊

You and your guys really know how to hustle. Great job and vedio. Thanks

Fantastic video as always. That house with the steps sure looks familiar 😊Around the 17 minute mark I can hear my daughter playing the piano. I am super happy with my new steps - great job!

nice video, looks good

Our 4th of is canceled due to flooding, Davenport Iowa 🤣🤣🤣in LeClaire Park.

Steps look awesome. What's the plan with the facing stone left cut, back of top step??

Philadelphia Mike here -- yes you are kind of funny the way you script your videos. -- it’s like you’re a teacher trying to teach us how to do step-by-step concrete - As I told you before, I’m a retired concrete businessman -- I enjoyed the way you do your jobs -- You remind me so much of my grandfather - Everything had to be precise - didn’t care how long we took long as the job was done, right I see that’s the way you and your team are -- I still say you’re the top three of all the concrete UA-camrs

Your videos are awesome 👍

Skid steer full of candy is cool

Wish I went to high point, used to work the national races

Why do you not us power trowels?

Good job guys and Happy 4th

Everybody's a beginner sometime. I watched that video where you were stamping Mike and Melissa's patio, and you were fine. I found it informative and entertaining.

I would of put a rebar grid in this job 100% forsure. Rebar grid

Always running wide open and one more small job. Hopefully the July 4th video happens. Figure a way out to do a wheel barrow of candy if not the buggy. At a idle, it won't be to loud. Attach a barrow to the bumper some how. I look forward to what you come up with.

Very nice work and hope that everyone has a wonderful 4th of July!!

Happy 4th of July!

You're lucky with weather, here in England we have constant cloud cover and rain almost every day. Some people have their heating on all through June!

Can I ask why no fiber was used?

Another great video Tom, I like the air compressor also. I have a couple in my Amazon cart for upcoming gifts. My kids will love to have these.

Your content is always improving. Love the go pro parts, and showing multiple jobs

Bang on job

Nice work as always ! It was a heat index of 106 here in Virginia Beach 🥵🥵🥵 I hate this weather Stay cool & safe Fellas Have a day

Love the parade idea. Great community participation. Throw lots of candy👍👍👍

I had a Grandpa that was in a Polka band & the other Grandpa was a well driller, they both were in the local Parades I got to be in it with either one! Excellent childhood memories😊

We handle the heat well down south. Start early - pouring by 5 except where local laws won't allow. Mostly that is 7AM. But exceptions are allowed sometimes. Overnight pours do happen in industrial zones, Mostly, there aren't noise rules there. We sometimes use burlap sheets or canvas tarps and sprinklers on timers to keep it moist that first day, maybe the second. Love your work. Concrete Artistry! Happy 4th Thanks to all our Veterans for letting us have it.

Nice job as usual Tom, i remember those hot days, the ones you come home did not want to eat, just shower and very doon bed. Not when i was 25, when i was 50, now i'm 71. :) I worked about 3-4 hours repairing my roof, about a month ago, and at 71, i did ok, but the next day, i remembered i am not 45 no more LOL Three hardest jobs i have ever done, Roofing, Concrete work, Working for the Rail Road on Track Crew. Later a brakeman,, [rode caboose then] Most do not have a caboose anymore] I was 21, did not have the new equipment they have now, we drove the spikes in will mauls, pick up the track with manual track jacks, and shovel all the stone, carried the hot creosote ties by hand, it would burn your skin etc. Never again LOL Love your videos - beautiful finished work. Your attention to details is great Tom, like the steps with the cutout - 100 x better looking.. Long winded again :) 🙏

Boy have you made progress from doing the Morgans concrete, I think Mike will be needing your assistance in the near future when he getsthe wood yard in order. Nice job!!

Yall killed this one!!

how many gal.did that patio take

Great idea on the inlay for each side of the steps! Enjoyed the video!

Im surprised u dont go to the Morgans 4th of july bash

Get your gloves ready, Haus is up, Lol. Beautiful patio and steps! Thank for sharing.

Top notch workmanship fellas. Nice job!

What ever happened with the huge hole underground that you were filling with stone ? Surprised there was no follow up in this video on what the final outcome was with that ?

The level of attention to detail you show should be the standard.

I used to work for a company that did those Ryan homes. Looks like a familiar area! I did a lot of work in your area. I don’t live far from there!

Just love when you laugh smile! Great jobs as usual. Great video!

glad you came on today , raining here not much to do , remember when Fitzgerald played for Pitt - against WV

Do the parade, sounds like a great idea. I'm looking forward to it.

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106 in Az. at 5 pm.