How to LOSE money running a landscaping company
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
- Join us on a rollercoaster of a day as we take you behind the scenes of a Pagel Services project in Cassville, Wisconsin. Watch as we tackle the unexpected hurdles of installing an underground drain system and pouring two concrete pads. From a costly broken window mishap to readjusting the drainage system, and a speedy concrete pad redo - it's all here! Learn from our experiences and see how we overcome challenges in real-time.
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00:00 Intro
01:00 Installing underground drainage system
06:16 Installing hard concrete
09:49 Reinstalling new concrete - Розваги
Love your guys' videos 😂😂
Hey @tracthing1 we appreciate the kind words! Thanks for watching!
You don't try to hide your feelings I like that. You are not fake.
Too many fake people on this. Thank you!
I poured and finished my share of concrete, I would always get everything ready, double check slope if any and level , even if you have to wait a day . cause once it comes it’s go time. Peace of mind goes along way. 😊 love the videos !!
Yep, that was on us. Thank you!
Enjoyed the video! Got to say Holly is good to have on your team. You are a working boss not many of those around.
Thanks 👍 Appreciate it!
Easssyyyy money is @victory style
Hey @reecemitchell3879, thanks for dropping by and sharing your thoughts! 💬 We totally get the 'Easssyyyy money is @victory style' vibe. In our world, 'easy money' is a nod to the sweet rewards that come with hard work and dedication and an homage to Ryan himself. We love that you enjoy the content and share in the excitement. Let's keep the positive vibes rolling! 🚀💯"
I run a small concrete co. and it always hurts to lose a load but like you said it's a learning curve and you just try to make up for it on the next job. If you tool those joints while you're finishing it looks much better when you saw cut the next day
Great info. Thanks for watching!
Jump out there on knee boards and a mag float and start scrubbing those rocks next time. Try not to bullfloat more than once too, brings out the sand and you have to work harder to burn that sand
4" pipe, 2' bucket. WOW 😂
I’m new to your channel and I really like the content.
But I do just have one question, how could you trust that kid to tell you things were ready. I understand good help is hard to find. In concrete when you know it’s not going to happen the first thing you do is cancel the load, that way it’s the only real loss.
I think your channel is going to explode soon and I’ll be very happy for you. Keep up the great videos, trust your gut young man. You have a lot of talent.
Thank you
First, thank you. Those are very kind words and much appreciated. As for trusting Hunter and Mike they have both worked for me for years. I trust them a lot. Unfortunately it was the first time I left a pour prep in their hands and things didn't go as planned. Was a learning experience for all. Thanks for watching!
@@pagelservices thank you for replying. I understand what you mean. I’ll be trying to catch up on your videos. I really have enjoyed them.
Give Hunter a raise
(p)raise maybe...
I been watching your videos and as much trouble as you have i wouldn't own a business to many headaches.
it's not for everyone! Thanks for watching!
we want more footage of the cigarette smoking shovel digging girl! lol
We will do our best! Thanks for watching!
Her name is "Bosses Girlfriend" 😅
No we don’t.
@@mando5cadillac yes we do
Vibra screeds dont work on stiff concrete either.... 2 guys on screed and rod that shit
Thank you for your insight! We understand that now. Thanks for the comment!
Get yourself a Ditch Witch, write it off as a business expense 🍺
Don't know what that is but thanks for watching!
So trusting the previous guys subgrade is a risk. I pour for plenty of guys that dont know a thing about it and 90% of time its fine. But your tearing out the 10%. Travel time, your mix design, type of cement, and the ordered slump all elements to consider. Some general assumptions on what you did here is ordered 6sk limestone type 3 with hot water and 1% which is essentially lava. If the plant is close. If it was a hike away it couldve been type 2 you ordered a 5 and it just set up to 3inch in transit and the driver wet it up before pouring because its definitely been dryer than a 5 previously based on the appearance. Always screed and float a section before pouring more out. A Dedicated float man something to avoid having to spray water on it . A weighted float blade probably could've solved your problem too. Water hides your mistake but ruins the seal layer. Old mud is a possibility too but that would be 2.5 hours old imo which most plants wouldn't send out
Thanks for the info!
i watrched this video at 1.75x speed and its so funny lmao
Nice! Thanks for watching!
When is the next tee shirt give away?
hey @stevegreene6178 I can't say exactly when... but the moment we hit 1000 followers might be a good time? Thanks for watching!
200 for the glass
Add a zero and your rite on!
@@pagelservicesworked with glass my whole life fool there no way that unit cost 2000 your getting your pants pulled and your willie spat on by men you ain’t got a clue cowboy builders crazy your getting any work the amount of fxxks up you make
Love operators who waste a cycle by dragging the bucket to make it ‘smooth’ lmao. 😊😊
Yeah, hunter is a special boy. Thanks for watching!
Joints?
Saw cut 12 hours later
@@pagelservices ok. You don’t worry about it stress/cure cracking over night?
Respect that you had the know all to stop and tear out what you knew might not come out nice.
That shows Your not just another one like Lazy-E concrete
Next time you can throw money at my yard
@dustinroberts5826 you just never know. If we get enough followers who knows when a giveaway might be! 😉
Caleb. I mean no disrespect towards you. You know you shit. You’re very talented. Your crew………..From what I see. Your crew seems to not give a F$$$!!! Unless you’re on the job site. Hunter needs to go. That dude is way too cocky for he brings to the table. I think you are too hard on yourself. It’s your crew that is the problem. I was a business owner for almost 30 years. Had the same issues you are having. People get too comfortable. Maybe you should hire a couple of “Hot Shots” to help run the crews. “What you allow. You encourage”. I’m on your side brother. You seem like a great guy. Just hate seeing this shit. Especially when it seems your employees take advantage.
In all fairness, hunter gets a bad rap because all we do is put in his f ups. But he's actually a damn good worker and kid. Thanks for watching!
Dude that wasnt lost, you just had to get out on it on boards, not just bullfloat it and call it. Jesus bro
Hey @sethbarringer7982, appreciate your feedback! You're absolutely right, and I value your insight. It's a learning process, and we're always striving to improve. Thanks for pointing out the need to get on boards instead of just bullfloating-we'll definitely keep that in mind for next time. Constructive comments like yours help me grow, so thank you for taking the time to share your expertise! 👍🏽
You definitely had to time to hop in the conrete and scrub it
Hey holly your awesome and beautiful ❤
Boss tells her that every night! thanks for watching
Never trust your guy’s to have a project ready. Especially something so expensive and permanent like concrete.
Very true! It was a learning experience for sure. I trust my guys though. We will get there. Thanks for watching!
No thanks
Totally understand! If you ever change your mind or have any specific preferences, feel free to drop by again. We're here to provide content that you find interesting and valuable. Thanks for checking us out!
Don’t know why you didn’t form for the next day if you weren’t able to be around from the start. You know your crew though and anything is possible I guess.
It is one of the reasons I don’t do cement.
This guy has no clue what he's doing. Putting all that water into 4" pipe not up sizing as you go.
It has not had any issues so far, and we have been getting 2"- 3" rain falls all spring.