How to Pour a Concrete Backyard Patio #5
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- In this video we go through every step it takes to setup and pour concrete in detail from,forming to grading dirt to finishing the concrete slab. We try to cover every aspect in Pouring a concrete slab for a backyard patio so that you may have an idea for a project you may want to start! So if this video was helpful to you please LIKE, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE! it helps us out tremendously! and if there are any questions dont hesitate to comment so we can help you out!
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really enjoy your videos and the way you explain the process. its refreshing to see someone in a trade care and take pride in their work. well done.
TY
You made that place look 30yrs newer! Beautiful job as always! And congrats on 20k subs👍👍
TY and TY
I look forward to your videos as well as the insight you've give and the skill you display. When you go back to put that last yard in- it would be nice if you got some finished shots.
Yes it would but, I think we missed that
Found I was looking for. I commented in one of your video looking for drainage set up. And this is pretty detailed and easy for me to understand. My question is, for each drainage, how do you determine the square footage or a rule of thumb that a drainage can support an area. How would you know if one drainage is good enough for this slope and going to slope the cement on the other drainage.
Great
I really don't do calculations.
What I like to do is have a back up plan.
For instance if the drains do fail the water will still run to street before entering house.
I love watching people working hard and having a high quality product to be proud of.
TY
Me to
Guywithcrazyideas
I was kind of wondering too but my thing was thank God it wasn't that fat guy you have working for you he would have had yourself in a whole lot of mess😂😂😂😂
That's old school style
aha it only took me 3 months of watching to figure out how the screed pin system works. You work off the bottom of the board thats resting on the pins.
Bingo
That jump up onto the wall at the end had me worried for a second.
Awesome job as always Gents!
Me to, I was at the end watching.
Thank you for doing such a good job❤️
Alfredo Paez
TY
What camera do u use to recorde?
Can u do a full video on how to record, edit and post. (The full process, with the tools and software u use to make your videos)
The software is free online.
We use a Cannon Ti5.
wow, what a nasty stump! Great Job guys!
Yes it was.
TY
I would like to work for you and learn your tricks
pocoyo batista where are you located
pocoyo batista
sounds good.
are you in my area?
Odell Complete Concrete I would like to work for you and to learn your tricks.
Great, where are you located?
Wow, people. This man seems genuinely interested in teaching. At Least follow up with him.
I'm a pretty new sub...really enjoy watching your videos with all the attention to detail, the variety of concrete work and the professionalism you show. Wish I had seen your videos back in 2009 before I had a patio poured, with half stamped and colored and a short retaining wall built in the front. It was definitely more about the money, than doing a good job, with the company that did it. Learning a lot watching your videos...thank you! Oh...quick question if you don't mind....I need to reseal the stamped part(they sealed the next day after pour, and it's been flaking ever since)....wondering if you have a video, or can recommend a video on the process to clean, reseal and what type of sealer? Area is only about 12' x 16'. Thank you!
Yes we have a video of sealing.
Look for our videos, with the words stamped concrete. There is some sealer in those.
TY
Thank you sir....I will find and watch that video. I'm planning on pressure washing it and letting it completely dry first. I didn't plan on using a cleaner first, but it's been since 2009. Do you recommend a cleaner and scrubbing before pressure washing, or not necessary if it's not dirt stained? TY Your father taught you well...and wish you all were closer to Kentucky, you'd be my new concrete guy! :o) I had to make my guys put rebar in my slab, or they weren't going to do it, ugh.
Yes sounds like you will need a degreaser.
Great video I enjoy watching the guys work but the question is that the property that she work at looks like something from The Last Emperor the colors the place looks like something from Chinatown but the question is hell did all you guys fit down that little walkway on both sides of the property and you were pouring that concrete knowing that you had a big worker with you🤔😂😂
Single file down the side of that building, otherwise we would have a log jam
nice job david. I work for my dad and we always get finishers for our concrete work. So i asked if i could tackle the finishing on a 20x40 foot sidewalk pour to save cost. after watching all your videos i gained the confidence to do it, was a bit of a gong show but turned out incredibly well. thanks
Good job.
Practice makes perfect.
Once again another extremely professional job and finish. 😁
TY
Great video . How much fall did you have from one end to the other end in the corridor. Also what distance would you recommend joints down the side.
6" slope.
every 10'
If you think _that_ block-wall wasn't very well done, you should see the absolute horror show of a job that some cowboy builder did on the block-wall at my parents' house.
Send some pics.
TY
Although as I said before, I'd love to see the finished job a few days or weeks later.
When I go back to do the other side of building. Block wall and concrete, I'll get the previous job in another video with how many days later description.
Interesting viewing. Anything but straight forward.
yes its very complex
I wanna start my own business and you are my inspiration my friend God-bless you,,
Great
Ty
Would that pipe be easy to clean if it ever got clogged with debris and is the pvc you used better than the 4" flex corrugated? Thank you in advanced.
I would have to say hydro jet is the only way at this point.
Until pipe is continued to Street.
TY
i like how you were nice to the water guy with the box in... not so much for the gas company.. i fricken hate gas lines but half the time they do cover them with gravel so you know you're about to hit them.. maybe.. how did you end that where you ran short? just slope it off? saw some guy that had to string lines that had to stay and he keeps a can of clear paint with him to hit the stringlines.. only when its important i guess but it works ok and they will stay there forever like weeks..
I just like to make it happen.
TY
pity you could not renew that red board fencing which looked really grotty....another good job well done....
That would be nice
Worth getting a small 1-man mini digger in there rather than do it all by hand?
Mini excavator is not going to work here. I don't even think it would get in the back yard. the sides are 3' not to mention the gas meters taking up space.
I would like to see how you set your board that you run your screed across. We set pins that give us our heights in the middle of slabs. It would be interesting to see how you do it.
Thanks
Same as you, but I use wood and a 16 duplex nail at the grade I want.
Excellent Mr.Odell you very clever man everything you do is perfect l like you andyour way of work
TY
We try
Im addicted with your videos 😊😊😊😊
TY
@ 2:30 "15 tons, and what do you get? Another day older and deeper in debt. St Peter don't you call me cause I can't go. I owe my soul to the company store." (from Tennessee Ernie Ford, "16 Tons.")
That's a great catch, and great song. I'll have to listen to it again.
It's one of the classics.
Have you ever considered being a disk jockey?
No, not really don't have the gift of patter you need to "turn the platter." (oops, just made it sound like I do, but that was an accident :).
Nice job, though i can't quite understand where all the water from the drains go to....can you enlighten me with an answer?
The water comes out of the low end of pipe.
yeh....and then where.....
over the existing sidewalk and a driveway in to the street
"You load 15 tons, and what do get..."
A back ache
good video odell, definitely enjoyed
TY
Hi i am making a splashpad in my yard can you reccomend the amount of fall i need on the slab so the water runs away quickly but at the same time i would like the slab to appear as flat as possible with the water running into the centre but on one side into a small kiddies pool its 6metres acrross to the step down into the pool thanks and keep up the great work from Australia :)
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Thankyou for your reply
Looks a very axward job but you "nailed" it. nice work. I enjoyed watching a professional crew work.
Definitely tight quarters.
TY
Do you own or farm out the concrete mixing truck?
no
You're the man Odell. Do you ever use expansion joint along the block walls?
+Dee Plorable
Sometimes
Thank you for continuing to share. As an educator, I really appreciate all I'm learning here.
YW
Really appreciate your video's. Lot's of great information.
TY
He seems great. But he lists these as how to videos. They are not. These are just vlogs or documentaries if some jobs he did....in that sense, disappointing because there is clearly much he can teach.
Check out my Patreon account for more in depth details
Not finding u on patreon. What is ur creator name on patreon?
www.patreon.com/OdellCompleteConcrete
Hi odell, i watch quite a bit of your vid and commented before. i feel like this would be a good career for me. what is needed to become a "what you do for your job" ?
Hard work, dedication, being the best you can be.
Odell Complete Concrete I meant literally lol education etc job name etc
I was thinking of setting up ROP classes through some community colleges.
On the job tutorials.
Labor Intensive Job.
Oh yes
Я вот не пойму щебень туда добавляете или нет? И какая марка бетона?
ty
This is such a great online master class in this work: I never want to hear anyone speak disrespectfully of the trades that make all our lives better!
Makes sense
TY
Very informative
TY
Very nice work
TY
How do you get away with not using gravel?
Because i live in California i dont have to worry about frost levels
Must be nice, Ohio isnt that forgiving
Cool!
Old school
Thank You for taking the time to share your work !
YW
Was the ugly wall that was badly made bugging you? Because Ive seen the beautiful walls you've made.
Yes that thing was ugly.
They can always stucco it.
Odell Complete Concrete cool. So there's a way to make it look better instead of tearing it down. 👍
Oh yes
Can you please reduce the video length to max 12 minutes, more then 12 minutes get us bored
Wow, how old are you? You must be from this generation that has absolutely no attention span - ADD. This is not a video game; it's a person offering you an opportunity to learn from him - show some respect and if you don't have the attention to learn like I've told many a student put your head down and go to sleep or leave. But, whatever you do, don't disturb the rest of us.
HartKidnapper
I like the detail. Commentary fills the video pretty well.
We can try. Maybe break them up in to two parts.
TY
TY
Odell. I love your work. Is there a book that teaches the general principles of how you do things. Would you consider writing one. Most text are so technical that you sometimes never get the point. Many authors seem afraid to give away some secrets if they know the secret??? You make it look easy and it comes out great. Thanks for the videos. Keep em coming.
I'm thinking of doing a ROP class through the local community colledge.
TY