We Always Have A Plan! 

Awesome. Love the stamped patio, can't help but love it. I wonder, have you ever poured an exposed aggregate w some kind of pattern? Pretty sure stamping wouldn't work, but like a block or circular pattern? The boards y'all use to drive the machines on are expensive, but worth it. They work very well! That was very beautiful grass and like you've said before, two mowings and all traces will be gone. Yep, those mats are very necessary. Of course there's no problems splitting your crew up, those guys know their stuff! Their reputation proceeds them. And, we see that in every video. The pressure of rain. It's such a daily event this time of year. You're prepared w plastic and a plan, kudos!! At least today there was no mud!! Yay!! Good stuff, guys, good stuff. Thanks so much for sharing!!👍❤️🙏🇺🇲🇺🇲

nothing wrong with having a crew that works hard and exceeds schedules. Makes up for those rain days.

Philadelphia Mike-- love the stamp concrete -. When we did it back in the 60s, we had to put the real flagstone in the cement. Smile. -- Love you crew doesn’t stand there and wait to be told what to do. They all just take charge and do what they gotta do. I said before you got All-Star crew --

for the first time I think you worked harder then needed.i would have loaded those ground matts on the buggy and you just put one down and keep driving .fast easy and nobody killing themself back and forth

Beautiful work on both of the patios!

I bet you love when you go to bid one of these and see the air conditioner mounted on the side of the building.

Was thinking of Chris learning the ropes and watching Jim pulling back the excess as you straightedged. You can learn a lot just by paying attention to a good experienced person. I learned a lot of what I know about home maintenance by watching and being a go fer when I was a kid.

Yes always have a plan or 2 if need be !❤❤❤

I wonder which one is gonna say, I wish I had mine done that way First? The stamp looks great.

Keeping busy and making $$$$.

I never put it in my contracts before until your dad mentioned it and it saved my butt in regards to finish landscaping. Thanks again

don't care what your doing, its all great to watch and now I see how bad of a driveway job my concrete guys did. To bad you not in South Texas where I am..

Look into nano ceramic finishes for your live-edge stuff and epoxy pour counters

More great work like always guys

We always enjoy your videos 👍

Tom: you sure do just unreal proffessional work cant believe it Murray

Sounds like that Generator Pad is for a Diesel CAT System.

You used the buggies to load the traction mats but when putting them down you hauled those heavy things by hand...should have used the buggies there too.

Hey Tom and Crew, you inspired me to get my cracked patio ripped out and had it redone with stamped concrete. How long do you typically wait to color wash and seal? If you guys were in SC, you would have been hired. Came over to your channel from Mike Morgan.

Do you install larger pipe sleeves or box outs on the pipe intrusions. Gas lines, power , sprinklers lines to manifolds. Inspectors wanted wider sleeves around the gas and power when we did patio concrete or stone work.

GOOOOOOOD MAAAAAAAAWNIN & HAPPY TGIF To ALL you M-F working folks!!!…YUNZ GUYS are kickin butt & taken names Keep up the awesome work

Nice Vid!

Very nice work

Yes plan B drop back 5 and punt.

Thats a lot of traction boards. Why leave a grassy area between the fence and the pad? I would have a fit that the builder left holes like that.

👍 Another great video. Is there any place in Western Pennsylvania that is flat? 😀😎

Why don't you stack the traction matts on a buggy sideways. It looks like a dozen or so wouldn't be any heavier than stone or concrete. 1 guy driving. The other guy throwing them off as you go. Just saying. Looked like a lot of walking. When you can anyway. Love your channel. I am planning some concrete work myself. I've learned a lot from all you guys.

Looks like while the paint gun was loaded for the trailer, you decided the trowls could use a coat as well...nice!

Two things, if I might? Did you buy the pumper, and what happened to the young chap who used to work summers for you?

It's hard to judge because you'll fold multiple days into one video, which is totally understandable, but how many "jobs" do you do on a yearly basis? It seems like you guys do a lot more than many other residential concrete companies. My guess is somewhere between 150-200, is that in the ballpark?

PUBLIC NOTICE; Toilet paper goes over not under that's how it's manufactured thank you.

You meant a railing to the door 🚪.

When I lived in Florida I had a guy bring me some gravel and as he turned the corner to go over the draw bridge he seen a state trooper sitting on the same side so he whipped through the gas station and and ended up coming the long way in. He said he was way overloaded for the bridge. It could have been costly.

you have a really great team