How I Jack up a small porch or building (Mike Haduck) 

Thanks john, mike

thanks Two legs, I appreciate it. mike

Thanks Violet, mike

+trackie1957 thanks, I hope it works out, mike

thanks, I had some fun doing it. mike

thanks sam, I appreciate it. mike

nottattooed Thanks I appreciate it Mike

thanks, something different, mike

thanks rocklayer, I appreciate hearing from the pros. mike

thanks, I hope it helps, mike

Thanks Sergio, mike

I appreciate it, thanks mike

its a good thing not to be to serious,, thanks, glad you enjoyed it, mike

it was a good time for sure, thanks mike

Hi Cindy, thanks , I ain’t perfect, and if I have any talent it is God Givin but I appreciate it, thanks, mike

Hi Mike, several years ago my mom ran her car into her house and knocked a large section of stone off from it, (her dog scooted under the break peddle and she couldn’t step on the break, thank God she wasn’t on the road). Mom had a contractor out and he fixed it, however he used the wrong color cement (it’s too gray), he said the cement would fade and end up looking like the rest of the house, it hasn’t. The stone work looks great, but the cement is too dark of a gray and looks terrible. I was thinking I could make a cement paint and cover up the mistake the contractor made, but I don’t know what cement to use. I believe the stone is called Bay Port, it’s a light taupe color ( the cement is the same color) and goes well with the color of limestone. My husband and I are hoping you can tell us what cement to use to fix this and if cement paint is the correct thing to do to fix it. Thanks Mike.

yep, they were the steps. and the guy on the mop is a wanna be Hee Haw star, some guys will do anthing for the lime light, lol. thanks mike

Hi Cecilia , I really don’t know but I’m sure there’s got to be a simple fix, thanks Mike

a heap of learning for sure, thanks mike

Thanks Peter, Mike

it is impossible to give advice over the internet, I would have to be there to see it. but maybe my video, How I do block work will help. there is a lot of issues with piers and how they are anchored to the ground a building. thanks mike

Hi Marty, It is hard to say unless I seen it, there is a lot to consider when jacking up anything, I would ask some of the local carpenters in your area, thanks mike

PS. Thanks for the video. Appreciate the information.

just a couple days, thanks mike

thanks Richard, I appreciate , mike

Hi Robert, just that day, the cement was fast drying, thanks ,mike

not on the live version, but on the studio version you can hear it. LOL. thanks mike

Hi logan, not when laying one on another, when you do plaster repairs or want something to stick, thanks, mike

+Jared Brown hands were too cold to play it. but fun just the same. thanks mike

still sounds great. i need to try and find one myself

Thanks, Mike

I would but it won't play on slow connections. thanks mike

The viewer can choose a slower connection. It's on the bottom right of the playback window. If the connection is not working the video can also be downloaded at a site like Dirpy.