A-MAZ-ING!! Exposed Aggregate All Over! 

You know I love exposed agg, u r the best on youtube at exposed agg, I'm the 2nd best lol (we just don't do it as much as you) but I think we r the only 1s who do it on youtube, btw I just sent that shirt yesterday, I got covid, sorry for the delay

Looks Great but it makes no sense of why the owner didn't want steps to his grilling pad.

Nice freaking work boys, I got like 5 tripods, easy money for the boss. You guys make it look easy. Greta crew u got there boss

This channel is very educational, a young apprentice would get a lot of good information on this type of work. Love all the stone landscaping. It's going to be a very beautiful area.

Here in Gainesville Fl rock is 60 cents per lbs. I can't imagine what a job like that would cost. Unfortunately, that is exactly what I want to do at my house.

You’re very fortunate to have Jim on the Team, your Team is incredible, and Jim takes to the next level with his knowledge, and abilities.

I like your channel because it's just about concrete not drama! Some channels have to throw their trash out before they start their day! 👍👌👏✌️🇺🇲

My wife asked me " WHY ?? do I watch this Channel, you have watched concrete being poured for over 50 years, why? " I tell her that a lot has changed in 50 years, and these guys are "cutting Edge" not everyone can do this type of work, its timing, no how, talent, knowledge and a great crew. So no cooking channels for me. Great looking project.

Your guys always do a good job.

It's pretty but that stuff will chew you up if you fall on it!

TOM !... I Really like those new invisible knee pads you bought! Really comfortable huh ?!! ( Sorry, I just had to bust stones!) Lol You're a great Boss, always workin never just watchin!

I've enjoyed watching your work for some time now, but I've got to tell you - when you don't use camera stabilization while recording your videos (Gimble), it's impossible to watch.

I like his grilling area. He needs more grills!

Hello Tom. On the front porch, one of your guys walked under the chute. I realize there was not much weight or length on the chute, but becoming complacent with that action, in my opinion, would not have good results all of the time. Things are looking good. Have good days!

Is there a reason why you put forms inside the rock wall area? Couldn't you have just poured up against the rock? Thanks. :)

Doweling into the brick work is rookie asf, if that slab shrinks or shifts it’ll 100% pull those bricks with it. Could only see it being acceptable if its a core filled wall

Great video, lots of work on that one. What happened to your summer apprentice? Thanks much for sharing your wonderful videos!

My opinion I think when you use the trough for your joints always looks nicer than the saw

Considering saw cutting looks worse (hence why nothing else was saw cut) don’t understand why choosing to saw cut the steps? Seems like taking easier route for less desirable result.

It looks nice but this has got to be somewhere far south because up here in the northeast ice and salt would destroy that front step in the winter. freeze/thaw/freeze/thaw in those grooves will split that concrete. Salt will wreck the surface. 😥

Very crisp work 👍👍

Très beau travail.....C'est quoi le produit que mettez ensuite sur le béton .

Another fine job Tom and the boys! Is there anything you fellas can't do?

Looks beautiful

good job as always 👍

An old-timer said this to me one time. it's good to walk away from a job where everyone's feeling good and you still have your pants on.

You need to talk a little softer......sounds like yelling and to loud...

great work mate! which nails do you use for your steel pins? cheers

The steps, sides and walkways would have been nice if the owner had opted for stamping…either way the concrete added a lot of value to the home!!

The Morgans gave you a shout out.

Looks great!

I Hate Watching The Hauses Once I Start I Cant Stop !!

I agree Tom bows are no Bueno in concrete. Save the Bows for Xmas presents

That spray you putting on the concrete, what is it for or what does it do to the cement?

You should keep the walk separated from the porch

Awesome !

If you want to do a really quality job next time, do the following: The amount of rebar you put in amounted to nothing. Not even 4' on center. Next time, at least 1/2" rebar 2' on center TIED. Also rebar laying on the gravel with your guys stepping on it does nothing. Put it on chairs to hold it up. Next time, plastic sheeting to protect the owners house and steps from splashed concrete and retarder overspray. Water is the kiss of death for concrete. Next time pour it without so much water, unless you use a super plasticizer. It was nowhere near a 31/2" slump.

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Tom,I could sit and watch you for your on end! I now have Parkinson's and no longer do my chores hardly,but I spent 30 years as a carpenter and general contractor! However,you guys woke perfection look easy Even my wife enjoys looking at your work. You k keep pouring and I will keep critiquing in my recliner! Darn sure looks great from here!

Tom do they have smaller cement trucks?

nice

I have learned that the ends of the re-bar may be bent to just beyond 90 deg to hold better.

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I’ve got some cracks in my driveway and some of the pads have shifted. Water has undermined the base along some of the cracks. It’s a 22 year old driveway so I guess that’s to be expected. I dropped some gravel into the undermined spots then filled with dry concrete up to about a half inch below the surface, wet and let set, then finished with some of that Sika self leveling concrete stuff. I topped that with some pebbles and sand to help match the exposed aggregate surface. I’d love to hear your comments on crack repair. It’s a huge driveway and most of it looks good so I didn’t want to replace it, yet anyway. I’m not where there’s much freezing in winter. I love your channel! Your work is very satisfying to watch.

All that good work pouring and finishing and very little mesh and rebar. Shame

Good morning & happy TGIF all you Yinzers…another great job by YINZERS… Looking forward to seeing the next one… Stay safe y’all Have a Day

You re starting to talk too much. You ask your employees dumb questions and they are embarrassed to answer. Oh, and you talk too loud. I can see you are telling your employees what to do and they know what to do. Radio is for talking, not videos, videos we can see what's going on, you don't have to tell us.everything .

Never disappointed. First time seeing a chute in the front. Works out well

It's fascinating watch you work how many more yrs until you'll retire I know your son's ready to keep the business rolling along and I think you'll still help him for yrs after you retire ok

How is Jim's back, were not getting any younger. You really have to keep on top of things when you're spread across different areas. Great job, and vedio. Thanks

Tom says, "That's a raking machine". Your entire crew is a working machine. It would be interesting to this 73 year old man to know the ages of your crew.

Great job! Do you work north of north border? ;-

Steps that size doesn't need footing ?

Thank You for the great video , can't wait for the finish work you and your crew are doing

Do you bevel the bottoms of the riser forms

You are such a good teacher that I think I could do this. Yeal, right. You guys are great!

Just some beautiful ppl doing beautiful work as always 💯

Nice work CWTH'S &Crew 👍

Awesome job and looking forward to the next video!

I would have liked to see the tool you used to cut the curved border on the porch at 19:30

It absolutely amazes me that those traction mats hold up to a FBM running over them. Bests the heck out of plywood.

I cant believe I watched that whole video to watch the aggregate get exposed and it never happened. 😅. Nice work tho

Buenos días.. excelente y muy hermoso trabajo felicidades saludos y mil bendiciones para todos uds 🙏👏👊👌🏻💪

How to find "next day" video?

am still amazed at your craftsmanship. A normal pour for you would be a very complex pour to most flat work company's! i enjoy and look forward to each of your videos.

Nice work as usual yall 👌 👏 👍 🙂

Sir,i need your concrete mix design for smooth concrete,

Another multi-concrete pad job. All look amazing with the different layouts. Good work by the crew with great content. Stay safe.

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Just beautiful!!! As always. My Uncle did this all His life. I never realized how hard He worked.

awesome job Tom and Crew

Tom, you know I absolutely love your stamp and rolled pours, I really do. For some reason, idk if it's the color w the overall look or just seeing the stone and having a smooth surface - idk. I sort of see exposed aggregate like red velvet cake. It's cake that tastes great w a color that gives it a look of royalty. Back when y'all did this huge circle in front of a very large and square estate, you o rdd Steven took your camera next door. It was a walk and drive yall did years before and there was exposed aggregate on it. I will never forget how elegant and royal that made that beautiful estate look. Just recently yall poured a drive w aggregate borders and diamonds placed around. Now that was very clever and so elegant looking. Yep, I really like the exposed aggregate as much as the stamped but in sort of a different way. It's just such an elegant, premium, blue blood look. Such that should be around a King's palace or a Rothchilds mansion. This video is a real cliff hanger, I cant wait to see the finished pour. This owner really beautified his home w this, i k how it's gonna be super nice. I cant wait for tomorrow!! Sorry about tripod. Shoot, some days I'll forget to take my meds! I've no idea how many times I forgot to remove my pistol before entering the plant, could have gotten into SO much trouble - not only lost my job, but my CCP, heavy fine, nowadays that would have screamed. TERRORIST! So don't feel bad, some of us forget much more important things than a tripod. Gosh, I have no idea why that home, looking finished, didn't already have a porch e steps there, but man will it be spectacular when y'all get done! Come in tomorrow.....thanks for sharing Tom 👍👌❤🇺🇸🇺🇸

PBS The more you know for concrete. Stairs are labor intensive. Beautiful work. Sometimes I feel like in our industry it's hard not to fall into trash work because of cheap people. I personally do multiple aspects of construction anymore but typically walk away from that type of stuff. It feels good to do a really good job in the work come out beautiful and it's excellent for your reputation. Thank you guys again for sharing all of your knowledge.

Another quality job by you and your crew! Keep up the great work and I can’t wait to see the job when it’s finished!

I loved this episode; you guys all really do such great work and everyone seems so respectful and courteous to each other. I absolutely love this Channel.

You and your team always make it look easy. 🎉

You’re the best. 35 years says a lot. I reflect on your advice for every job I do. Thank you. 💯

Can not wait till day 2

What was the cost of the entire project?

Great job Tom and crew,

Liked the adjoining electrical sidewalk; it is artful.

Awesome job as always

Man that’s big beautiful step. Awesome job.

Y'all worked your magic yet again!!

As always a great video 📹. Also you are doing a great job.

Another great job from you and your crew. 🇺🇸

I like the patience Yall show

Curious why there is no expansion board against foundation or decking? Also you shouldn't have tied the steps into the house without piles, that could lead to serious issues with the brick buckling. Nice finish on the concrete though