@@jamesbelanger9077 being inside a garage I don't put it in. Outside stuff that's gonna move from frost I would. Like a sidewalk or driveway that's against a heated building. That will let it expand and contract.
Looks easy, haha. That detail stuff really makes the difference in the end, after all you get to live with it forever! I've seen where the boneheads sloped the entry inward to the door instead of to the outside, now that was a good idea! Never hire a drunk to pour concrete, haha.
Looking great as always Ron. When does your work season begin up there? Wouldn't you like a work vacation in NC around March. I need someone that knows what their doing to pour a foundation and basement slab!
@@bondobuilt386 I envy you on the snowmobile. When I lived in Alaska, you could ride safely from Dec thru March. From April on you had to be careful on the rivers and lakes.
What are you thoughts on this? Pouring a pole barn. Rebar & PEX @ 1.5' grid. Thinking of adding a 1" foam layer -- but sorta leaving a 1' gap or so between 4'x8' panels (so some of concrete on foam (for insulation) and a foot in between directly on compacted crushed rock layer. Is that a REAL BAD idea??? Anybody try this?
I have never poured a Garage with a trench drain in it !! Its either an 8x8 or no drain at all !! And I have poured a lot of garage floors !! And we always used a 2x4 for the 1 1/2 lip at the garage door ,,,very rarely did we not have a lip !
Incredible work. I wish I had the money to fly you and your crew in to do my garage
Another quality job by Bondo and his Boyz. Ronny, sorry I’ve been away. New eyes and a new hip. Ready for Bondo Summer Camp.
What a pro. Thank you for documenting it so thoroughly.
I do enjoy watching a well oiled crew.
Thanks John just keep on watching buddy 👍😊
I miss pouring floors like that. Reminds me of Minnesota
Excellent video guys! Couldn't ask for a better explanation and visual for this type of job. Well done and thanks for sharing!!
Thanks Jon I am glad you liked it. 👍
Nice job - I helped with a double drain garage floor last fall and that was a challenge - thanks for sharing this
Awesome I'm glad you liked the video. They are challenging
the difference is in the detail, nice job
Nice job Ron. This video had some good tips for a quality job.
Looking very good I learned a few things on this one.
Awesome that's what I hope that people learn from these.
Ever come up to Ottawa ? Would like to hire you to do a Nudura foundation and floor.
Sorry I do not travel for work I have so much local.
Beautiful job you take pride in your work
Nice looking floor fella!
Thanks James 👍
Looks awesome. You guys do incredible work. Pepsi Mike!
Great job working together
Thanks James 👍
Turned out great guys!
Thanks Frank 👍
I wish that we had Front Loader concrete trucks here in Ireland because I've never seen one and whould love to see how they whould work over here.
You don't put expansion paper around all 4 inside Edge of the garage?
No we did not
Why didn't you?
@@jamesbelanger9077 being inside a garage I don't put it in. Outside stuff that's gonna move from frost I would. Like a sidewalk or driveway that's against a heated building. That will let it expand and contract.
Looks easy, haha. That detail stuff really makes the difference in the end, after all you get to live with it forever! I've seen where the boneheads sloped the entry inward to the door instead of to the outside, now that was a good idea! Never hire a drunk to pour concrete, haha.
Bondo is back !!!!
Yup 👍
Looking great as always Ron. When does your work season begin up there? Wouldn't you like a work vacation in NC around March. I need someone that knows what their doing to pour a foundation and basement slab!
Tom what exactly is a work vacation? Is it work or vacation? Lol 😂 Not sure if you could get me off my snowmobile that soon. Lol
@@bondobuilt386 I envy you on the snowmobile. When I lived in Alaska, you could ride safely from Dec thru March. From April on you had to be careful on the rivers and lakes.
@@tommckinney3947 We ride in Maine and Quebec Canada as well if our snow melts. Ill bet Alaska was awesome.
Great job!
Thanks Garry
That a new saw for you?
Yes sir Jim 👍
Great work! Where are you guys located??
Nice job as always how is the Shepard hut doing ?
Thanks Ed. I got the outside of it done but I need to work on the inside but it's to cold and my snowmobile been making me ride him. Lol 😂
What's the minimum grade you would do for a linear drain?
So u dont like those little stands that keep the wire up
What are you thoughts on this? Pouring a pole barn. Rebar & PEX @ 1.5' grid. Thinking of adding a 1" foam layer -- but sorta leaving a 1' gap or so between 4'x8' panels (so some of concrete on foam (for insulation) and a foot in between directly on compacted crushed rock layer. Is that a REAL BAD idea??? Anybody try this?
amazing job wow
Limp Biscuit was getting it!!
Biscuit can lay it down. Lol 😂
Thanks for sharing👍
This a recent job.? I see T-shirt’s…-20 below here😏
No it was not a recent job. We got 2 feet of snow here. Lol 😂
I have never poured a Garage with a trench drain in it !! Its either an 8x8 or no drain at all !! And I have poured a lot of garage floors !! And we always used a 2x4 for the 1 1/2 lip at the garage door ,,,very rarely did we not have a lip !
The trench drains work awesome. Much better than a square or round drain. Im sure the 2x4 works good at the door as well. Thanks.
Hey Bondo! Is your email address still valid?
Yes it is. 👍