Pouring a Concrete Patio With Drainage Valley (Part 2)
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- Опубліковано 24 жов 2021
- In this video we show you how to pour a beautiful concrete patio with a valley in it for proper water drainage. We also cut crack control joints in the patio. Stay tuned to see how we get it done! We also announce the knife giveaway winners in this video. Enjoy and don't forget to like, share, subscribe, and comment any questions you may have!
Part 1: • New Concrete Patio Wit...
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THE 10 KNIFE WINNERS ARE:
Dmitriy
DJM93
Scott G
Joel Casillas
Stacey Frank
Nel Del
Ivan Carrasco
Mike O.
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I am the owner. Dave and his crew were very professional. The patio is great and my whole family enjoys it.
Thanks for the great work Dave!
Hi Don
Thanks for the update
You can't go wrong with Odell CC, the proof is in the videos.
All these people worried about your language, must of never been around a blue collar worker in their life. Great job, looks wonderful.
TY
No joke. I learned more cuss words from my dad, Uncles and my dad's helpers on the job site then I did in school 🤣🤣🤣.
It’s actually funny i
must of been... 🙄
Nice work Dave. It’s clear you’re a good leader because it seems like your crews respect you and enjoy working with/for you.
I hope so
TY
Mr. Odell, I enjoy watching your videos about as much as I enjoy hearing your Spanish. Saludos, from El Paso, TX.
Cool, thanks
These videos are so therapeutic, I'm not even near concrete work trade, but I love to watch your videos so much. Good job!
Glad you like them!
It's satisfying to see this job being done.
TY
Nice to see you out there with my Latino brothers. If youre the boss you seem like an amazing boss.
Yes I work with the team.
TY
"Donde esta la bano, por favor?" Is one of the most important Spanish phrases you'll ever learn. 🤗
Yes they come in handy as well
Cool story saving the concrete with a compactor. Thanks
Glad you liked it!
Clever.."just need a Corvette to complete the fiberglass" you deserve it you are a good guy and a hard worker!
Sounds good
TY
Very cool project. Your team really knows how to pour concrete! Very nice.
I concur
TY
Great crew! Beautiful job!
Thank you very much!
That job turned out beautiful!
TY
Beautiful job as always! Man I love you work !
TY
Looks beautiful!…you are definitely a master when it comes to concrete !…your crew is just super!…😎
TY
I liked your story about high school Spanish and French. I have similar stories to yours about using my Spanglish skills. I'm a few yrs. older than you and from So. Cal. (born and raised), and Spanish/French have been the 2nd language in the government school system forever.
Yes it has, maybe it should be Spanish and Vietnamese
Great job David! As usual !
TY
Love seeing content interaction w pump and finisher guys,
Me too
TY
David, I took Spanish in high-school while my brothers and sisters all took French. We are from Pittsburgh Pa., and now that live in the southeast Raleigh North Carolina area, Spanish paid off for me as well. 90% of the construction workers are Spanish, and I am glad I know Spanish too. Especially being the regional superintendent and dealing with several Spanish folks. My brothers and sisters never moved and Pittsburgh doesn't have a multitude amouts of Spanish folks and we are French Canadian, so I guess French worked out for my siblings.
I think you made the right choice.
My son lives in Garner and is the new construction manager for Yellow Dot Heating and Air on New Hope Rd in Raleigh. He took Spanish for several years in high school and college. It's really paid off for him. Quite a few of his employees speak Spanish so it makes conversing with them very easy. It also stops a lot of trash-talking since they know he will understand what is said.
Yes been waiting all week!
Hope you enjoyed it!
Looks sharp! Great job!
Thank you! Cheers!
Great job!!
Ty
Great work! Thanks for sharing!
YW
TY
Wish you were in my area.. We want to put in a patio and hot tub pad next summer. Watching your videos for several years has been most educational, and will help us evaluate and select a vendor that can do a superior job, not just a passable one.
That is awesome!
TY
Awesome work my brothers of the Crete!
TY
Great work! As always!
Thanks again!
Looks great! Thanks for taking the time to shot, edit and post
YW
TY
One of the bright spots on gray mondays
Rainy day here to
Good idea leaving the true Odell spirit in the videos!
Always!
TY
Avery how come you stopped showing up to work?
Avery!! -miss seeing you working in these vids man.. all the best
excellent as always
Thanks again!
Nicely finished 👍
TY
Excelente trabajo 👌👌 saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱👌💯
TY
ur the best in the west
ty
Your very clever great job love watching your videos 👍
TY
Beautiful work sir
TY
Great content thank you
YW
👍👍👍👍
Great job Dave
TY
Nice job as always!!
Thank you! Cheers!
@@OdellCompleteConcrete You are welcome!!
Good Job
TY
Odell is the man dude's
TY
I like those brass caps you install..most concrete guys don't bother putting those in..it looks very nice and uniform..nice job as always...
Thanks 👍
ooo sweet full send bro!
TY
Good Job 👍🤠
TY
Looks really nice. Taking spanish was a good decision. :)
TY
Dang, Dave throwing down with your Spanish hermano.
For sure
@@OdellCompleteConcrete Pero si sabes, Carnal.
I am a knife winner from your last video!!! Thanks you very much, I appreciate your videos and the knife as well.
Great send me your address
Thanks boss
YW
good stuff Dave
I thought about doing fiber like u, why don't u wet the fiber 1st and just dump it in
TY
Pretty much the same results
Nice. Thanks for the tips. How do you cut the joint all the way up to the house etc.?
4" grinder
Congrats to the winners
ty
Wow!
Hi,
Very grateful for you. How much it cost you per square foot?
Thanks
We are here almost as early as the workers themselfs lol
For sure
GET SOME!
OSS
Felicidad. Por. Su. Español.
Se
Rock and Roll lol
That would have been nice with a stamped texture. Great job as always David, thanks for sharing
Good call!
TY
Would you recommend caulking that joint where the slab makes contact with the house?
No
Beautiful job as always! I'm looking forward to your next project. Oh, and I live out in Calimesa, just past San Bernardino on the way to Palm Springs. Do you travel that far for jobs? Thank you so much!
Wow, thank you!
Its rare when I travel beyond 15 miles
@@OdellCompleteConcrete - All of ya work in 15 miles... I travel 50 miles a day to get to the yard, then same back home once day is done. 15 miles: wow.
@@OdellCompleteConcrete Bummer. When it comes time for my project I'll just have to use the lessons I've learned through your videos. :)
Yes, by working close to home making a climate impact lol
Does the customer have an input on the quality of concrete poured? Or do you give them options to pick from that you recommend?
no but I probably should
So fuccin funny that you talk Spanish with your guys too 😂😂😂😂
I have to be able to communicate, a lot more fun that way
Who makes that vacuum David? I have been looking for one to put on our soff cut saw because it has a vacuum port on it.
Dewalt
Do you need to make a expansion join between the brick wall and the new concrete?
No because it's not touching
I couldn’t really tell properly but did you drill dowels into the existing house slab or just use expansion foam?
Expansion foam
do you pull the reinforcement rod up into the concrete or leave it on the ground? if on the ground how does it give good reinforcement?
We pull it up
Right up against the house, do you seal that with anything later on, like Sika?
NO need
i agree with the spanish vs french in highschool...coming from miami...french was a no go for me...
I concur
I am always surprised that the AC units aren't removed and set back on the new slab. I guess the HO doesn't want to pay the added expense.
Yes and the inconvenience of no AC
Hi....im in Utah and having a new driveway installed soon. One contractors bid was good but did not include rebar or any reinforcement. He said with the mix he uses and a lot of control joints it is not necessary. We want to save money but don't want cracks. What do you think?
Concrete always cracks the reinforcement just keeps the cracks from heaving and seperating
@@OdellCompleteConcrete Thanks for the quick reply.
Great job odell were can I get the saw thank you
Skilsaw
TY
Great job-now all they need is a back door.
Bingo
looks really good man but watch those footprints👀👀
no worries
@@OdellCompleteConcrete not to perfection🤷🏽♂️
Hi I got a question I have a 2 car parking space no garage I been wanting to do a alternative to building a garage if my 2 car garage space measures out to be 20 by 20 how many bags of concrete do I need to use thanks.
270 bags. 60 lbs each at 4"s
I could probably just google this, but what is the purpose for magnesium being the material of choice for floats?
Lays it down nicely with one pass
Hello Mr. ODell. Could you possibly do a video on how to Re bar? Thank you.
Sure
Do you only work out in OC? Do you ever do slabs for additions in the palm springs area?
I wish
@@OdellCompleteConcrete damn, I'm doing an 800' addition and need a concrete guy like you.
Mr O'Dell are you reversing in age? You are looking younger in every video 🤠
Do u guys ever use a cement buggy ?
No, that requires a lot of space to use.
The areas I work in are very close quarters
Do you own the mini skid I see in the video or do u rent it as needed
I own it
@@OdellCompleteConcrete how much was that skid steer I want the same one
is that your line pump? if so how much did it cost?
no but there about 80,000 new
What is your Groover combo? And could I buy them online?
1/2" x3/4"
Yes online at Roseborogh tools in Orange
Looks like that homeowner needs a sliding glass door or a French door on the back of his house to get to the new beautiful patio.
Yes that would be nice
if you did pour it in two parts would you add a gasket at the cold joint and pour the rest?
Probably not. I would dowel together instead
@@OdellCompleteConcrete ok cool, i thought maybe both gasket and dowel. I know some guys that when pouring up against existing concrete they put a 1/4 inch gasket against it.
I've did it both ways. In time the gasket will fail and leave a gap.
@@OdellCompleteConcrete gotcha, thanks for the answer love the vids
What is the benefit of dividing cement land?
10 percent based on the house size to lot theory
I was wondering how many yards of concrete was poured?
18yds.
👌👌👌👌👌
How much for a 14x17. For backyrd currently there is dirt only no concrete demo needed
1000
@@OdellCompleteConcrete total?
Where do you get those concrete belts?
Roseborogh
Hi Dave. Where did you get your medusaw?
Skil
@@OdellCompleteConcrete How deep do you typically cut?
Why do u need to keep It wet after the broom finish?
Shrinkage cracks
I was wondering how you were going to float that from so far away 🤣
on the way out
What camera do you have?
go pro
I took Spanish in high school as well and it never came in handy and I live in Southern Cali. English is afterall the international language of business, technology, science, and diplomacy.
If you ever get in to construction you'll realize the benefit
Too old for that. Lol
👍
Y’all can’t put plastic down on the ground before the rebar? I do that here in Louisiana all summer on all my jobs. It’s keeps the water in the concrete longer in the LA heat
Sounds like good idea
It all looks good when you spray it with water, but when it dries up it will be grey
Yes and beautiful
👌👌👌🏴
Usually you go under the weep screed, but this time you went right up to the side of the house
Yes, no weep screed the stucco goes to the bottom of the foundation
It’s not poor day, it’s rich day
Yeah
I'm surprised you didn't put a control cut coming off the corner of the house. Nice job though.
Next time you should just skate out there and draw it in Mr Recon
I think we have all the corners covered
@@OdellCompleteConcrete I thought the corner is where a crack would develop. Sorry if I was wrong