I pave for a living and can honestly say that these guys do very clean and professional work. Good equipment operators too. Very little handwork needed
They scammed the owner. instead of fresh reseal, they got him to replace it. The fact you thinking good is the reason your comonay doesn't do as well as others each year. Scammed companies will die.
Obviously you haven't binge-watched "Mobbed by an adorable pack of puppies" or "Kitten sleeping on my chest" or "Off-duty Brazilian cop stops robbery."
It's so nice to see a thorough ground work done by professionals. Makes me all warm and fuzzy on the inside. Congrats on the great looking driveway! This one will last you a long time.
I used too work this industry when I was in college. Yes he is a smooth operator. It would of been more satisfying if we saw how he put the old pavement into the truck.
Interesting. Here in Europe almost nobody has asphalted their driveway. We use mostly concrete blocks in a variety of shapes and colors so you can basically have a simple design or create a piece of art. Choice is yours and there are alsmost unlimited options to choose from. The main benefits are one - it holds up many decades before it even shows signs of age and when it does you just wash it off with a pressure washer and they are all like new again (except you ordered a specific color that bleached out but you can apply paint and get it back to day one again) and two - if you change your mind you can always sell whatever you got left when lifting the blocks and replace them with new ones and three - in bright summer daylight you don't smell anything. Asphalt will always leak odours and not really healthy fumes while concrete is just that. No matter the temperature. A side benefit - if you manage do damage a few of them you simply replace them one by one and you are done. Recycling is not a problem. If you don't plan on selling you can turn them in at your local disposal place and they get back into the system so one day they will become something new again. No hate here, just telling about some other place how it works :)
@@captainchaos4896 sorry I’m just now seeing these. It’s $9.65. I make $11 an hour now but this Friday I’ll be asking for $13 or more. I work at a landscape yard and I do anything and everything. Pulling orders, running the bobcats and loading customers with trees and bulk materials. Loading trucks for deliveries, and way more to even begin to explain. The place would be nothing without me (and I’m not trying to be cocky at all) and they’re paying other people way more. I’m practically a foreman, I have 6 kids that report to me, and $11 an hour isn’t cutting it especially when I’m working 10-12 hour days, 6 days a week. Good hours and overtime but I have no time for a social life. I get that I’m 17, and they can pay me whatever they want, but when I do way more than the grown adults there, I know my worth and feel that I deserve more. Edit: I forgot to mention I’ve been there 3 years, and haven’t been late once, and have called in sick literally one day. So I’m dependable. And am I wrong for wanting more?
@@bdc211 asphalt is what they laid. The blacktop is that thin coat shit they seal with that tar shit. eventually that thin layer of blacktop eventually flakes off an looks like shit. We get ours done every 3-4 years . They laid down a real road on the driveway not no weak sealer blacktop.. the shitty blacktop looks like water flowing out the tube that shit will eventually bust up as it gets driven on an parked on. The good blacktop is super thick n rubbery .
@@bdc211 ooo i see ya blacktop for us is the thin layered stuff / tar . ashpalt is like legit road like they layed in this video for the driveway. i believe they just lay that and call it done. no blacktop / tar will be needed to seal it. its just like driving on a road.. an concrete to us is just the light colored smooth surface like on a sidewalk for example
Nice job on the time lapse and on the prep and paving work. These guys did a thorough and complete job quickly and professionally. Good operators and quality equipment to boot.
Those guys run a honest and fair company. Looks like they knew what they were doing and definitely didn't cut corners on anything. On a side note:: nice looking driveway!!
Nice job but i don't really see the necessitiy of the new driveway. The old one looked good. Some minor damages but still in a good shape. And your new driveway looks exactly the same as the old one....I mean if you would have chosen some natural stones, but you went for the same one you had
balalunga1 yeah you are right he should have had it done the way you want it right?, because you live in the house and have to see it everyday, and you are the one who'd have to pay for it right?
I know this was years ago, but this is the way to do a driveway. I wish I could get mine done like that. I've seen paving companies just come in rip up the driveway and put something down without doing any grading and retamping. Drives me crazy. I like people that pay attention to detail
Yes the driveway appeared to be In good shape but possibly there was water issues causing floods for puddles holding water that freeze in cold weather... take a few slips in the winter break a few bones the doctor would charge more than the paver or somebody else will have their lawyer get more if they pull you to think outside the box you dumb dumbs
Those guys did an extraordinary job. Their attention to detail and quality is high. I used to work road construction repaving highways all over state and it was very physically demanding work. Really enjoyed the job for the travel aspect and the experience, but disliked the scorching hot weather in the summertime. This driveway repave job is a like a mini version of roadwork. They even had a mini roller.
The fast motion film style doesn't do my man justice behind the wheel. Notice how slow and careful he was around the paver steps. He just removed it in one or two big slabs. YOU SIR, are an officer and a gentleman.
crapper1 sub base could be bad making causing it to heave this was just a grade n pave can't guarantee it will not crack again without a complete dig out but I hope for the best the home owner
Wow! Under ten minutes and still time for coffee, board meetings and general admiration of the work... I'm impressed... and still don't know why I'm here exactly?
Well done Canadian friend. Great video showing how a real company does the quality job. I Have the same Paver but different skid and roller here in Southern Utah. Always like to see an operator who knows how to get shit done. I'd be willing to bet he's the owner of the Business.
These are the guys you say, I need a new roof, and they build you a new house! Dear lord! A sealing job would have been just fine. Of well! It's not my bank account! Lol...
@Topsey Crets Asphalt cracks, that's a given. This driveway did not need a full repave for just having a few cracks. Fill in the cracks, reseal it and it'll look as good as new for half the price if that.
These ads are getting out of control now. I watched a shotgun video the other day, but before the video played I had to sit through a 15 second tampon ad.
Likely leftover cold mixture from the previous day's work. It goes along with the torn up material to be ground up, heated, and then relaid as new asphalt. (asphalt is about 90-95% granular material, and about 5-10% asphalt "goo", and is almost 100% recyclable into new paving surface)
MrTemjin asphalt is made up of dried aggregate and oil. they get mixed while neing just over 300 degrees. theres a couple different classes of it depending on aggregate size. thats all it is. i could explain it all but will give you the very short version.
Vern C thats not all true. id say asphalt is about 30% recycled, and the "goo" is called tack. pretty much just tar. recycled asphalt dosent last long. i pave highways not driveways like these guys. lol
973 motooguy - The "goo" is bitumen. The term asphalt is another term for bitumen, but "asphalt" is commonly used as the term for the finished road surface comprised of granular material and bitumen. To be correct, the term that should be used is asphalt concrete. I'm not sure what you mean by "about 30% recycled". I've copied a reference from Wickipedia below. According to industry surveys conducted annually by the Federal Highway Administration and the National Asphalt Pavement Association, more than 99% of the asphalt removed each year from road surfaces during widening and resurfacing projects is reused as part of new pavements, roadbeds, shoulders and embankments
I read a article about 30 years ago, about how they can prevent black ice by switching steam rollers to rubber trax, they say the rollers cause micro cracks under the top layer of the asphalt which allows water to seep into and be trapped and turn into ice, hence the BLACK ICE. But with the rubber trax across the rollers, it didnt create any cracks at all, the roller they used somehow had the rubber setup like a tank track. and it worked flawlessly. I think it was Popular Mechanics.
So I don’t know how many people can really appreciate it, but did anyone notice how these guys clean up as the work? I work as a plumber and I can’t tell you how many times we have guys that leave the job site a mess the entire time just to do a subpar clean up job after
I see you are making the most out of your quarantine time, making asshole remarks to year old comments. Good thing you have so much time though, you'll want to be a dick to the many other people who have said the same thing as me.
there's something so nice about watching a sped up version of a small group of humans working together to do something that would take ages if there was just one human
I’m willing to bet that what they dumped was leftover hot mix (asphalt) from the last job they were in that day. They dumped it and reloaded it with the freshly peeled out driveway to keep it from setting up in the truck bed. It’s too dark to be stone, even recycled. I could be wrong but that’s my guess
wwaynemcg Wayne - After zooming in on the picture you can clearly see that the right side had the top layer completely missing and an area 6’ x 20 ‘ was lower and cracked. Only a heavy layer of patch would have corrected that area, and it still would look like patchwork. Looks like the customer had lots of money to do it properly. I patched mine … and no matter what it shows. Wish I had his money.
We have concrete driveways, the only time they need replaced is if they were not done correctly in the first place. Maybe after 100 years or so. But a properly laid concrete driveway won't have to be replaced in most people's lifetimes. So glad we don't have stinky asphalt here. We used to have it when I was a kid in MO. All I remember was the street getting soft and sticky when it got hot outside.
There are pros and cons to each. Me personally I'm like you, I prefer poured concrete. They can last many decades longer than asphalt. The only problem is it is more expensive per square foot.
because your name is angel garcia and are probably a blue collar worker that does this type of job....youtube knows, youtube gives. dont ask questions, just consume. =)
So enjoyable to watch. That small bulldozer made it look so easy breaking up old flooring. Normally it would be men using sledgehammers or jackhammers. Question, why did they dump tar on top of old flooring in beginning before breaking it up? Looks professionally done. Thanks for sharing.
wow, a new perfect asphalt driveway replaced an old allmost perfect one, whilst the concrete part will last forever since it even can withstand the weight of the flattener without cracking on the edge
Well if you really think about it, all this does is save time and its much more expensive. I'm sure in rural towns in the Midwest probably don't do this method, more than likely they'll use their hands
I love the people commenting *more money than brains*, the same people who *can't read the video description where it said what's wrong with the driveway* _Irony_
doing asphalt on such a short driveway is an idiot move at any rate, unless you have a truck or something really heavy. It's just a waste of money by people that have too much of it. He should've just used sand, problem solved.
You can see their "FULL COMMITMENT TO A QUALITY JOB" in their actions when at 0.58 THEY THREW their trash (cups and drink holder) on your driveway, then it was scooped it up and mixed it into the asphalt they hauled off.
That stuff was dust or thrown away after they were done with it. Use a little common sense or go work construction for a year. People like you wouldn't last in the business for a month lol.
Yeah...the "easy" work, like hiring help and training every summer, checking jobs on the weekends, paying for machinery, insurance, worker's comp blah, blah, blah being the "boss" is far from the easiest job I saw there !
everyone needs to hire these guys... they put down an entirely new driveway in under 10 minutes!
zachary taylor ikr how the fuck are they so fast really impressive
it took about 3 hours, this is just time lapsed.
and how much time u need to get the joke, @dan :)
DanielLovesBmw joke
zachary taylor it was a time lapse
I cant be the only one who thinks the new driveway wasnt needed yet right?
Crack sealing and sealcoat would have been fine, they probably upsold him
Yeah Absolutely Its just waste of money..
Resealing it would have been cheaper and made it look brand new.
So... No one read the discretion?
Its just the top coat but this wasn't done correctly. After cleaning there supposed to spray a hot sticky liquid so the old and new tar bond together.
I pave for a living and can honestly say that these guys do very clean and professional work. Good equipment operators too. Very little handwork needed
I've never paved but I've broken up plenty of your guys' work and I would be very happy to have them do mine
They scammed the owner. instead of fresh reseal, they got him to replace it. The fact you thinking good is the reason your comonay doesn't do as well as others each year. Scammed companies will die.
I supervised for a year or so, they did a good job
Fantastic job. It looks almost exactly the same as the other driveway!
But with less character lol
Lmfao yeah really. Totally uneeded.
I'm pushing the limits of procrastination
Obviously you haven't binge-watched "Mobbed by an adorable pack of puppies" or "Kitten sleeping on my chest" or "Off-duty Brazilian cop stops robbery."
So is everyone else on UA-cam
ahahahaha
On UA-cam there ARE no limits.
I laughed out loud on that one. Thanks
It's so nice to see a thorough ground work done by professionals. Makes me all warm and fuzzy on the inside.
Congrats on the great looking driveway! This one will last you a long time.
False gonna crumble no strength in a one coat driveway ..nothing but a rip off !
That bobcat operator is smooth as silk with that thing.
Erix7810 so are my nuts
I used too work this industry when I was in college. Yes he is a smooth operator. It would of been more satisfying if we saw how he put the old pavement into the truck.
Smoooooth operatorrrrr
He is good with it tho
@@sonharrison3538 send pic?
I really enjoyed watching the great team works of these workers and how they paid attention to details. A job well done.
lost on youtube again.... Anyone Else? lol
Cade Lucero
totally!
yeah, what in gods name am i doing here...
I’m not, I search this stuff. I find it satisfying lol.
I'm gonna get off my phone now and do something worth my time 😂
I am
Interesting. Here in Europe almost nobody has asphalted their driveway. We use mostly concrete blocks in a variety of shapes and colors so you can basically have a simple design or create a piece of art. Choice is yours and there are alsmost unlimited options to choose from. The main benefits are one - it holds up many decades before it even shows signs of age and when it does you just wash it off with a pressure washer and they are all like new again (except you ordered a specific color that bleached out but you can apply paint and get it back to day one again) and two - if you change your mind you can always sell whatever you got left when lifting the blocks and replace them with new ones and three - in bright summer daylight you don't smell anything. Asphalt will always leak odours and not really healthy fumes while concrete is just that. No matter the temperature. A side benefit - if you manage do damage a few of them you simply replace them one by one and you are done. Recycling is not a problem. If you don't plan on selling you can turn them in at your local disposal place and they get back into the system so one day they will become something new again. No hate here, just telling about some other place how it works :)
They need to give that bobcat driver a raise. He had some mad skills...
manlyminnesotan even if you don’t make a ton operating one they are like the most fun thing in the world
I run one every day, also lube and power wash them too. I’m 16 and I only make $10 an hour.
deleted acc Not bad money for that age mane.
@@deletedacc5728 may I ask what the minimum wage is where your from?
I'm not trying to be rude
@@captainchaos4896 sorry I’m just now seeing these. It’s $9.65. I make $11 an hour now but this Friday I’ll be asking for $13 or more. I work at a landscape yard and I do anything and everything. Pulling orders, running the bobcats and loading customers with trees and bulk materials. Loading trucks for deliveries, and way more to even begin to explain. The place would be nothing without me (and I’m not trying to be cocky at all) and they’re paying other people way more. I’m practically a foreman, I have 6 kids that report to me, and $11 an hour isn’t cutting it especially when I’m working 10-12 hour days, 6 days a week. Good hours and overtime but I have no time for a social life. I get that I’m 17, and they can pay me whatever they want, but when I do way more than the grown adults there, I know my worth and feel that I deserve more. Edit: I forgot to mention I’ve been there 3 years, and haven’t been late once, and have called in sick literally one day. So I’m dependable. And am I wrong for wanting more?
Nothing better than some good old hot patch
This combined with the King of The Hill theme extended opened in another tab just works so well.
The amount of staff and the heavy equipment used, I can tell that this was rather expensive.
2400
@@bdc211 asphalt is what they laid. The blacktop is that thin coat shit they seal with that tar shit. eventually that thin layer of blacktop eventually flakes off an looks like shit. We get ours done every 3-4 years . They laid down a real road on the driveway not no weak sealer blacktop.. the shitty blacktop looks like water flowing out the tube that shit will eventually bust up as it gets driven on an parked on. The good blacktop is super thick n rubbery .
@@bdc211 ooo i see ya blacktop for us is the thin layered stuff / tar . ashpalt is like legit road like they layed in this video for the driveway. i believe they just lay that and call it done. no blacktop / tar will be needed to seal it. its just like driving on a road.. an concrete to us is just the light colored smooth surface like on a sidewalk for example
@@DrunkenVtec Less than I would have thought👍
I was gonna say 2500 bucks
Imagine doing that with hand tools.. machinery is amazing and under appreciated
The tool makes the job!
Um no. It's not underappreciated. It is very much appreciated in fact.
Nice job on the time lapse and on the prep and paving work. These guys did a thorough and complete job quickly and professionally. Good operators and quality equipment to boot.
Those guys run a honest and fair company. Looks like they knew what they were doing and definitely didn't cut corners on anything. On a side note:: nice looking driveway!!
Honest & fair??? If that was the case they would've saved these people serious money with just a re seal?
One man working, four men holding up shovels! Ain’t much but it’s honest work
Nice job but i don't really see the necessitiy of the new driveway. The old one looked good. Some minor damages but still in a good shape. And your new driveway looks exactly the same as the old one....I mean if you would have chosen some natural stones, but you went for the same one you had
balalunga1 yeah you are right he should have had it done the way you want it right?, because you live in the house and have to see it everyday, and you are the one who'd have to pay for it right?
Jesus Christ! Are you always so sensitive? No need to cry
That was the same thing I thought. I was looking for the pre-existing damage as that Bobcat was destroying the driveway. I was so confused.
it was a waste of money....the drive was fine before....it just needed some minor work and some sealer.
obviously was much worse than you see in video repairing will just make it worse
I know this was years ago, but this is the way to do a driveway. I wish I could get mine done like that. I've seen paving companies just come in rip up the driveway and put something down without doing any grading and retamping. Drives me crazy. I like people that pay attention to detail
Jeez if this guy thought he needed a new driveway, he should come see mine
Talking $$$how much did you shell out for the drive
Yes the driveway appeared to be In good shape but possibly there was water issues causing floods for puddles holding water that freeze in cold weather... take a few slips in the winter break a few bones the doctor would charge more than the paver or somebody else will have their lawyer get more if they pull you to think outside the box you dumb dumbs
You have a driveway? Nice!
Thank you for not putting some asinine music with this.
Glad to see there are still some folks with a sense of class on UA-cam.
Am I the only one that finds this satisfying?
I don’t know why I enjoy these type of videos. In fact I think I’ve seen this one already.
Probably
nope, me too. Quite soothing in fact.
3.5 million people (and counting) say no.
I've got a tree with leaves falling.
Anyone want to watch that for a while... ?
Those guys did an extraordinary job. Their attention to detail and quality is high. I used to work road construction repaving highways all over state and it was very physically demanding work. Really enjoyed the job for the travel aspect and the experience, but disliked the scorching hot weather in the summertime. This driveway repave job is a like a mini version of roadwork. They even had a mini roller.
So.. what was wrong with the driveway to begin with?
I wondered the same... at first i thought they were going to pave with bricks to match the sidewalk... but nope... asphalt
Well you can clearly see the bottom half is a bit lighter than the top half due to sun damage perfect reason to put new asphalt
Marc Joe huh?
It's was too thick...he wanted it only 1/2 deep.
Jake The Dog hardly .. waste $$$ if u ask me
I think these time lapse videos are the most satisfying thing I've seen
Amazing recommendation UA-cam. The kind of videos you want to see at 1 am
Very professional. The bobcat operator is great. The crew constantly applies "good housekeeping" i.e keeping the area clean. Great stuff.
The part when the roller just drove away reminded me of king of the hill 🤣
The fast motion film style doesn't do my man justice behind the wheel. Notice how slow and careful he was around the paver steps.
He just removed it in one or two big slabs. YOU SIR, are an officer and a gentleman.
talk about some mad skid steer skills nicely done by that operator
Nice to see that there are still people out there that do it correctly....and do a good job!
The man on the Bobcat is "Worth the Money!"
I wont even ask how much that costs!!! The amount of workers, the equipment, machines, materials, amazing.
You shouldn't have to ask since it's already in the bloody description.
Nice to see them rework the sub straight that's what caused the old one to fail over time usually it settles and cracks the pave
crapper1 sub base could be bad making causing it to heave this was just a grade n pave can't guarantee it will not crack again without a complete dig out but I hope for the best the home owner
You mean substrate.
Wow! Under ten minutes and still time for coffee, board meetings and general admiration of the work... I'm impressed... and still don't know why I'm here exactly?
Maybe you have a hidden interest in asphalt driveway paving?
the driver of that bobcat got skill mane!
Like Gucci?
Great upload. Glad there was no annoying music added. 👏 👏 👏
Didn’t know it was so easy to peel driveways. Could see myself just randomly doing that to unsuspecting people and driving off. 🤣
anything is easy when you have a skid steer XD
Well done Canadian friend. Great video showing how a real company does the quality job. I Have the same Paver but different skid and roller here in Southern Utah. Always like to see an operator who knows how to get shit done. I'd be willing to bet he's the owner of the Business.
These are the guys you say, I need a new roof, and they build you a new house! Dear lord! A sealing job would have been just fine. Of well! It's not my bank account! Lol...
Guys look pro. But was it really needed..
Most folks don't even know they should Seal Coat their drives....
If you read the full description it explains why it needed to be done
Damn this homeowner was all up in the cheerios! 🤣
Perfectly good driveway replaced with perfectly good driveway!
@Topsey Crets Asphalt cracks, that's a given. This driveway did not need a full repave for just having a few cracks. Fill in the cracks, reseal it and it'll look as good as new for half the price if that.
Nice Job Gents. Roll guy did not not miss! Smooth Bobcat!
Buddy lights a smoke right next to the propane tank. Nice
Entire America smokes next to their bbq grills
the peeling part is probably the most satisfying thing ive ever watched
I keep thinking, "Watch out he's gonna run over you!"
I don't compliment other operators often but that guy was like butter.
Don't you guys just love a dubble ad no skip at the end of the video!
These ads are getting out of control now. I watched a shotgun video the other day, but before the video played I had to sit through a 15 second tampon ad.
Sorry I don't speak poor is that something non premium people see?
@@loslewis950 No that's something that anti-corporate/monopoly people see
Thank you for another interesting video, Mike. Stay safe!
2400$ i think thats cheap for the tools they used and the time. read discription
LOL but it only took 10min.
Totally kidding!
@@johnnycarter1966 same amount it took me to make you, inside that W.A.P
Impressive. I tried to imagine this as a DIY project . . . no, thank you. I'd leave it to the professionals and would not cry about what it cost.
What was the purpose of that black stuff that the first truck deposited, that was then ignored and taken by the bobcat?
Likely leftover cold mixture from the previous day's work. It goes along with the torn up material to be ground up, heated, and then relaid as new asphalt. (asphalt is about 90-95% granular material, and about 5-10% asphalt "goo", and is almost 100% recyclable into new paving surface)
Awesome! Thanks for taking the time to explaiN!
MrTemjin asphalt is made up of dried aggregate and oil. they get mixed while neing just over 300 degrees. theres a couple different classes of it depending on aggregate size. thats all it is. i could explain it all but will give you the very short version.
Vern C thats not all true. id say asphalt is about 30% recycled, and the "goo" is called tack. pretty much just tar. recycled asphalt dosent last long. i pave highways not driveways like these guys. lol
973 motooguy - The "goo" is bitumen. The term asphalt is another term for bitumen, but "asphalt" is commonly used as the term for the finished road surface comprised of granular material and bitumen. To be correct, the term that should be used is asphalt concrete.
I'm not sure what you mean by "about 30% recycled". I've copied a reference from Wickipedia below.
According to industry surveys conducted annually by the Federal Highway Administration and the National Asphalt Pavement Association, more than 99% of the asphalt removed each year from road surfaces during widening and resurfacing projects is reused as part of new pavements, roadbeds, shoulders and embankments
Three hours seems incredibly quick for a job like that. Impressive.
Ahh, I wanted to see the finished driveway after it cooled and kids started drawing with chalk on it! :)
Always nice to watch professionals at work
A new driveway in 3 Hours? Not bad, not bad 🤘😎👍🍻
The skid steer operator is the real MVP
True professional's. Looks like this company takes pride in there work. Bob Cat operator was a pro
I read a article about 30 years ago, about how they can prevent black ice by switching steam rollers to rubber trax, they say the rollers cause micro cracks under the top layer of the asphalt which allows water to seep into and be trapped and turn into ice, hence the BLACK ICE. But with the rubber trax across the rollers, it didnt create any cracks at all, the roller they used somehow had the rubber setup like a tank track. and it worked flawlessly. I think it was Popular Mechanics.
It's like an episode of King of the Hill
So I don’t know how many people can really appreciate it, but did anyone notice how these guys clean up as the work? I work as a plumber and I can’t tell you how many times we have guys that leave the job site a mess the entire time just to do a subpar clean up job after
Old driveway seemed fine, just needed a small patch and maybe a coat of sealer. As long as you're happy though!
I see you are making the most out of your quarantine time, making asshole remarks to year old comments. Good thing you have so much time though, you'll want to be a dick to the many other people who have said the same thing as me.
there's something so nice about watching a sped up version of a small group of humans working together to do something that would take ages if there was just one human
0:40 Why they dump the gravel just to scoop it back up?
I’m willing to bet that what they dumped was leftover hot mix (asphalt) from the last job they were in that day. They dumped it and reloaded it with the freshly peeled out driveway to keep it from setting up in the truck bed. It’s too dark to be stone, even recycled. I could be wrong but that’s my guess
@@knuttsackjones3094 That is exactly right. its no good when it cools down so you have to send it back to be recycled back into fresh asphalt.
The truck needed to take a shyt! So it dumped!
its prob leftover from last job going onto dump truck. probably do that for each job. black top is 99.9% recyclable i think.
This is very satisfying. God bless these very skilled and determined men!
The hell was wrong with the driveway in the first place? Needed a darker shade of black? lol
Merchant Ivory
Look closely and it was coming apart everywhere. Right top side half way pavement was missing altogether.
@@bryanwilson8396 You were there?
wwaynemcg
Wayne - After zooming in on the picture you can clearly see that the right side had the top layer completely missing and an area 6’ x 20 ‘ was lower and cracked.
Only a heavy layer of patch would have corrected that area, and it still would look like patchwork.
Looks like the customer had lots of money to do it properly.
I patched mine … and no matter what it shows.
Wish I had his money.
My guess is .. the owner himself is or was working in construction. So he knows what it takes, how long it takes to do it.
We have concrete driveways, the only time they need replaced is if they were not done correctly in the first place. Maybe after 100 years or so. But a properly laid concrete driveway won't have to be replaced in most people's lifetimes. So glad we don't have stinky asphalt here. We used to have it when I was a kid in MO. All I remember was the street getting soft and sticky when it got hot outside.
There are pros and cons to each. Me personally I'm like you, I prefer poured concrete. They can last many decades longer than asphalt. The only problem is it is more expensive per square foot.
Why is this in my recommend ?
the youtube overlord knows that you leave your driveway and walk/drive/bus on asphalt to work everyday, therefore it recommended you this video
because your name is angel garcia and are probably a blue collar worker that does this type of job....youtube knows, youtube gives. dont ask questions, just consume. =)
Because its called "timelapse" which is a really popular search word.
because you click shit
Angel Garcia because you're gay.
Skid steers are sooo awesome! Look at that work horse go!
Well done!
Well done on what? Scamming ppl into thinking they needed a new driveway?
Far from it !!!
Job done
Shooting the breeze and working at the same time - how wonderful it is.
Did anyone else watch all of this?
Luke Sleight I did, while I was taking a dump
Yeah. It's a time lapse and only 7 minutes long
You were literally the only one out of millions
Guy driving bobcat is good. Lots of experience I can imagine
I could smell the asphalt through the screen...
Yep. They say it causes cancer.
wwaynemcg ashphalt is in cigarettes ofcourse it causes cancer
So enjoyable to watch.
That small bulldozer made it look so easy breaking up old flooring. Normally it would be men using sledgehammers or jackhammers.
Question, why did they dump tar on top of old flooring in beginning before breaking it up?
Looks professionally done. Thanks for sharing.
old asphalt too cold to be used so they need to dump it
Bobcat drivers got skills
A lot of work for a drive way but very satisfying to watch. Thanks!
Lol the old driveway was totally fine
That bobcat operator has got some talent.
The first 30 seconds (of the guys standing around),I thought I was watching The City of Chicago workers.,
Deep and perfect work
wow, a new perfect asphalt driveway replaced an old allmost perfect one, whilst the concrete part will last forever since it even can withstand the weight of the flattener without cracking on the edge
Good job guys!!!💪💪💪💪💪 I blacktop for a living and y'all did a good job!!!💪💪💪
India need these machines and skilled labour. your country is so developed.
Jaspreet singh soor have you ever seen Dutch road construction? Now that is developed!
+Ayia 063 You're talking about the auto brick laying machines eh? Pretty sweet stuff.
The Wandering Albatross ya those are pretty cool
Well if you really think about it, all this does is save time and its much more expensive. I'm sure in rural towns in the Midwest probably don't do this method, more than likely they'll use their hands
thatamerican550 No, small Midwest towns hire contractors with bigger versions of these machines to pave their roads.
The bobcat operator is doing a great job.
I love the people commenting *more money than brains*, the same people who *can't read the video description where it said what's wrong with the driveway*
_Irony_
Justin R My exact thoughts reading all these comments of people saying they can't "see" any damage, like they have X-ray vision.
Don't believe everything you read or see.
I still don't see a need for replacement. Seems like a waste of money to me.
Use it up, wear it out, make do or do without.
Or not. %^)
doing asphalt on such a short driveway is an idiot move at any rate, unless you have a truck or something really heavy. It's just a waste of money by people that have too much of it. He should've just used sand, problem solved.
Those guys works really really fast, I am impressed
You can see their "FULL COMMITMENT TO A QUALITY JOB" in their actions when at 0.58 THEY THREW their trash (cups and drink holder) on your driveway, then it was scooped it up and mixed it into the asphalt they hauled off.
That stuff was dust or thrown away after they were done with it. Use a little common sense or go work construction for a year. People like you wouldn't last in the business for a month lol.
Holy crap that took a serious turn lmao
Low-class remark
Good work men, I can tell the man in the white shirt is the boss because hes doing all the easy work lol
Yeah...the "easy" work, like hiring help and training every summer, checking jobs on the weekends, paying for machinery, insurance, worker's comp blah, blah, blah being the "boss" is far from the easiest job I saw there !
Ye, got this video recommended as well. I dont get the point of renewing it. The old driveway looked good as well.
Read the video description. Tells you everything you need to know.
The guy in the bobcat has some serious skill
no dumb music. thanks
Nice job. Those guys are pro's!
Yes the driveway had minor issues. But was it in need to be replaced? Nope.
I swear most don't know how to read video descriptions. Nice job none the less
0:37 he gon pick that up??
The guys with the shovels are just in the bloody way!
That looks like first rate work to me!
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What a Team and what a process! I get the urge to line mark it.