Step-by-Step Guide: Pouring Concrete Footings for Pergola/Deck under Existing Patio | Remodelaholic

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  • Опубліковано 14 лип 2024
  • In this step-by-step guide, we will walk you through the process of pouring concrete footings under an existing concrete patio to create a sturdy foundation for your pergola or deck structure. Whether you're looking to enhance your outdoor living space or add an additional element to your backyard, this tutorial will provide you with all the information you need to successfully carry out this project.
    Starting with a brief introduction, we will explain the benefits of pouring concrete footings under an existing patio, highlighting the stability and durability they provide. We will then dive into the detailed steps required to complete the process, ensuring you have a solid understanding of each stage.
    Firstly, we will cover the necessary tools and materials needed for the job, making sure you are well-prepared before starting. Detailed explanations will be provided for each tool and material, including their purpose and usage, ensuring you have everything you need to proceed.
    Next, we will guide you through the crucial planning phase, emphasizing the importance of measuring and marking out your desired space accurately. We will provide expert tips and suggestions to help you create a layout that complements your existing patio and maximizes the efficiency of your future pergola or deck structure.
    Moving on to the excavation process, we will outline the steps required to dig appropriate holes for the footings. From marking out the dimensions to utilizing specific digging techniques, we'll explain how to achieve the ideal depth and width for your footings with ease.
    Once the excavation is complete, we will delve into the reinforcement phase. This step is essential for ensuring the utmost strength and stability of your footings. From rebar placement techniques to understanding the necessary reinforcement specifications, we will guide you through this critical process.
    The next phase will focus on the concrete mixing and pouring process. We will provide guidance on accurately calculating the amount of concrete needed for your project and explain the correct mixing ratios for optimal results. Additionally, we'll elaborate on the pouring techniques to ensure a smooth and level finish that securely supports your future pergola or deck.
    Lastly, we'll discuss the curing and finishing phases, highlighting the importance of proper curing time for the concrete footings. We will also provide suggestions for finishing touches to enhance their appearance and longevity.
    By following this step-by-step guide, you'll gain the confidence and knowledge required to successfully pour concrete footings under an existing concrete patio for your pergola or deck structure. So, get ready to transform your outdoor space and create a solid foundation that stands the test of time. Watch this informative tutorial now!
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  • @christydittmar2999
    @christydittmar2999 8 місяців тому +1

    Exactly what I needed. Thank you!!

  • @johnwight4055
    @johnwight4055 22 дні тому

    Very helpful video. Thank you. I really appreciate the clear and paced instructions, with details others usually leave out. What would you recommend if I wanted to do the same but have the footings or piers extend 3.5' above the ground too so that it raises the whole structure by that amount? Do you think that is even possible with wider footings? I ask because I am purchasing a pavillion product that only goes so 7' high, but need it 10' high. It will be much easier to use this product than sourcing and building the pavillion myself in this remote area. Any advice you might have would be helpful as it is really hard to find answers on this and still diy it.

  • @tijun24
    @tijun24 9 місяців тому

    Nice video. I’m looking to do something similar on an existing concrete patio that has significant slope. Is it possible to adjust the height of the footings so they ones on the low spots will stick out above the patio surface?

    • @Remodelaholic
      @Remodelaholic  9 місяців тому

      If you use a sono tube you can get them all the the same height. I just did it different on this one. Thanks for watching!

  • @S-Upchurch
    @S-Upchurch 4 місяці тому

    Did your guy hit any rebar when cutting the concrete with the core drill? Can the drill cut straight through it?

    • @Remodelaholic
      @Remodelaholic  3 місяці тому

      No rebar hit. But it would cut right through it if there was.

  • @rtadeola
    @rtadeola 3 місяці тому

    Can a 4 season sunroom be built on this patio with the retrofitted footing?

  • @user-ze1xn1uj8n
    @user-ze1xn1uj8n 28 днів тому

    Man i could really use your help doing something similar on slab foundation. Any way I can contact you?

  • @joelenehopkins1564
    @joelenehopkins1564 2 місяці тому

    So I know I want a pergola. Is it better to lay slab first and then build pergola?

    • @Remodelaholic
      @Remodelaholic  2 місяці тому +2

      It all depends on the size of pergola and the style. I just installed a gazebo style from Costco and just anchored it to the concrete pad.

    • @joyremontgomery3099
      @joyremontgomery3099 Місяць тому

      @@Remodelaholicdo you have a video of you just anchoring it down?