Who Is Up For Some Tennis?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 มี.ค. 2022
- Tom and the crew pour a huge pad that will be used for a sport court.
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After subbing to your channel many months ago ( outdoor with the morgan's ) I am well on my way to watching everyone of your videos. Keep up the good work.
Have fun. I binge watched the Hauses a number of months ago. They never disappoint! Now to find Outdoors with the Morgans!
Thanks for the support!
Thanks will have some new ones out for you soon
Glad to see your videos again thank you for the informational videos
Love this video - spent many days doing exactly this for SportCourt in Northern Virginia. Great days, thanks for sharing such a top video mate.
That’s going to be a real nice tennis court and batting cage when all done great job and crew you have Tom
Great job Tom, really love those time lapse shots. Great video thumbs up.
Lot of mud, lots of prep, traction mats really made it easy, great crew, great video Tom
Nice project. Total change of pace for the typical jobs we usually see. Talk about a giant pour!
Tom, you and your sons and crew do fantastic work and go non-stop to get the job done and done right. Every video you put out shows quality work time after time. Love watching your videos and glad you guys are back to work.
Tom, you and your guys have done it again, two big pours and they will look great as usual.
Getting a crew together, one where everyone shows up to work is really tough or it was for me and I had no where near the crew it was for this job. Great Job guys!
Fantastic Job Tom !!! Great coordination with the men working on the job including timing of truck company and a great job of the man running the pumper with remote control !! Modern technology ya gotta love it !
Great job love watching your professional work
Nice job to start the year !
Great job Tom. The use of the vibrating trowel really helps. Enjoyed the video. Stay safe.
The level of your content has come on leaps and bounds since you began and it's not the first time I've said it but, you have a great team of true professionals with you.
Oh my goodness! Pouring concrete for over three hours straight! You and your crew get into some tough situations. What a huge job and another one well done. But of course look who did the work, your crew rocks!!
You guys are awesome!
With the camera mounted on the boom of the pumper truck looking down on the project you don't have to worry about us being talked to. The music level was just right to hear the jobsite conversation of Tom, Alvin , Theodore, and the rest of the Chipmunks was quite entertaining. Another great project underway by The Hause crew. A lot of your projects would make great postcards.!.!
What a well oiled machine you and your crew are - always great work.
Love that shot from the Pumper.
Now this was a large operation for sure. What a great crew, throwing that huge amount of concrete down and keeping up w it...perfectly! That really shows the quality of your crew Tom. When the pour first started, that is what my memory of my experience pumping concrete looked like. It was a 3 story building, huge, and I was one of 4 holding the hose up. The hose I held jerked a lot more than your today. I remember falling a bunch of times. It was very heavy and hard to move. Y'all made it look a lot easier. I'm thinking of mailing a tshirt to Melissa Morgan and having her print it w your logo on the front and theirs on the back. I hope she says yes. My size is 4x tall. Thank you so much for today's video, it was great, I thoroughly enjoyed it! Can't wait till tomorrow! 👍👌❤
Great job guys 👍
Having a good pumper operator is not to be understated. You guys are a well oiled machine.
Hello from Chicago! It would be cool for you to go back and see the completed projects once done and being used.
It's been suggested a number of times but I guess it would take a lot of time compared to filming during jobs.
Your guys make it look easy 👍👍
I liked how the pumper put the arm down between trucks, guess even a pump truck gets a tired arm after holding it up for a while 😉
Keep up the good work 👍👍
What a title! Had to watch it, one thing I can say is this: u do a great job w titles definitely make u wana watch the video!
That was my plan
Nice job enjoyed!
As Ken would say from Ken's Karpentry" perfect!!!! Great job
Great job!!!!!!
Great job.
Very interesting Tom. Keep up the cool videos. Jeff from SE Wisconsin.
Thanks
AMAZING! 👍
That is a lot concrete in 3 hours Great video and Great job.
Nice I got one of the shirts with your name on the front and the Morgan’s on the back love both shows 👍💯
That was really cool.
Thanks
Nice job.
Hi guys... always nice to concrete large areas like this sports court! Over the past 30 hours, on this project in India, we have poured about 2650 cu yds of concrete using 2 concrete pumps. Slab thickness was around 3ft thick. We had to stop all other concrete works to keep our batching plant concentrating on this one big pour.
Are you working with Martyn G.
@@Concretewiththehauses Yeah... that's me..! :)
Good job
Man if had a slab that big I would want to have one of those laser guided screeds
Wow 😯 that is a lot of concrete !!!! 🥾👷🏽
I apologize I could not see the chairs you guys do great work
That’s OK I like the comments thanks for watching
TOM,....AND CREW !, Awesome job. Beautiful day, money well earned!
it was great.
I like the go pro footage
When we were removing dirt from a company drilling caissons for cell phone towers the term was removing spoils which I never heard before but then again I used to call rebar, rhubarb when I first started.
This was one of my favorite jobs
@@Concretewiththehausesit looked like a fun job
U blokes had a big day.
Big Boys job!
What a gorgeous job you did! Impressive! I'm curious what neighborhood or town that project was in?
Just north of Pittsburgh
Awesome work as usual! QUestion: Where did you get your textured stamp roller?
Bon tool company
Awesome video. How much does it cost for a slab this size on average.
Serious cash right there
You and your guys are like a well lube machine. Great job, big undertaking.
Hey Gang, you have NO IDEA how informative this posting was, in this dysfunctional world with people going without the simplest things in life trying to make ends meet, people dying children orphaned and everything else going on with the POLITICIANS, I thought in the beginning it was a barn foundation and the owners were utilising the land for gardens and farms animals, wasn't expecting the end result, SPEECHLESS
God's Good Blessings to you and your beautiful family keep up the great work love U guys XOXOXO stay safe and healthy
Hey Gang, Tom, message was not meant to offend anyone, I'm sure the owners are honorable and hard working people and deservent of their luxuries
Kris
great vid guys ,, what were the sonet tubes for n what about the water trench will you explain in part 2 if you do 1
basketball hoops that the company will set the drain was to divert the water coming off the hillside around the area
WOW 😍
very nice, do you have a transit set up that you are setting your screed pads to? how are you keeping your correct elevation and pitch ?
We have a laser set up to set our grade pins we have a 2 inch hump throughout the middle for drainage
Great video Tom, just curious what PSI did you use and what was the slump?
4000 PSI 6 inch slump
You seem confident that slab was ready for concrete, I got my doubts. It not often you can just push the mud off and the pad is ready for rock and concrete....
The ground is very solid underneath the mud with that gone 6 inches of lime stone compacted good to go
Maybe I missed it, but how many yards were poured?
how do you get the green color for tennis court, do you paint the concrete or use epoxy?
rubber coating
👍⚾️🎾
Men are simple- I turned my new Machine over to somebody, i dont even know😂❤
Nice video. Did you have to cover it up with the snow that come.
No it was nice for a week after we did it we are in good shape
@@Concretewiththehauses That is great to hear. I know that you have been getting some snow on, and off lately.
Cool video, I am curious though what are the sono tubes for in this situation? I see they were left empty is why I asked.
Basketball hoops and tennis net
That some body you don't even know is working!
Great shot from the boom of the pumper truck! Shouldn'5 the batting cage be at least 60" feet long? Pitching rubber is 60"6" to the front of home plate.")
Probably more focused on Little League and high school distances just a guess
What is the deciding factor weather to use rewire or rebar grid?
Usually we use rebar when there’s car or truck traffic along with the wire mesh in this case we used wire mesh and fiber mesh
А как вы находили плоскость? Может я просмотрел и не заметил.
how does the rebar provide any value if it gets trampled on and laying on ground? Is it being pulled up off base after pour and before leveling?
It’s not even rebar. It’s wire mesh. And you are correct, it needs to be in the middle of the slab, not the bottom. I e been a court builder for almost 20 years. Soooooooo many things wrong here. 😢
Does that not need a roller it looked really soft and the stone needs to be at least 12inchs thick👍🏴
It is unreal how all contractors in the states seem to all have big trucks ,in Australia mainly all small trucks.
Over here they are very expensive to buy at least $125000,aussie dollar plus fuel is $2.0 a litre at the moment ,nice job like always ,ps use chairs looks more professional ,and works perfectly.top job .
We had two inch chairs over the whole thing
@@Concretewiththehauses sorry mate I don't see the chairs,
What are the sonotubes for? I thought they would be used to anchor the court on that hill, but didn't see them getting filled. Anchor concrete coming later? Or are they going to support something else?
Therefore the basketball hoops and tennis court poles
@@Concretewiththehauses Ah! Makes sense, thanks!
So how much was it to build that sweet court?
I never heard what the total was
How thick was the 100x50 pad? What was the cost for the client?
4.5 to 5” cost on sure of final
Did you have other concrete crews in to help you on this big pour? John
A friend of mine came to help with two of his guys
What were the sonic tubes for?
Basketball hoops and tennis net polls
Tom, did you consider post-tensioning the court? I know that cost starts at $100K, but did it come up?
No it was not even in a conversation we saw cut it 12 6 x 12 6 pads
Just wondering why don’t you use a trowel machine,does it have something to do with freeze 🥶,a lot to knee board .
We do sometimes we had two with us that day just did not need them thanks for watching
Save the knees ,or knee replacement latter ,or use a trowel machine ,looks better and easier ,good job .
How do you call that tools that sound like a buschcutter
That’s called a magic screed
What no circular power trowel?
We had them just incase we got behind but as you can see, we didn’t need them haha thanks for watching!
We had to on deck never needed them
Parallel, level and square……who does this anymore?
That's also a way a fellow should live his life.
So much stone and no Mike Morgan. 🦞
Lmao
What state are you out of iam in Southern maine
Pa
@@Concretewiththehauses pa gottcha
At least no extra travel time in between jobs. Nice work when everything goes as planned.
That’s for sure
Unbelievable, how in the world do all the jobs?
Where's the rebar Tom?
Six gauge wire mesh
thus 66 year young guy prefers paintball, but great job as always
Tom, was this your biggest pour ever?
No our biggest one day pour was 300 yards
Was that court flat
2 inch crown in the middle
Nice just curious thxs for the videos
Good stuff but had to keep turning down that brain crashing turbo music in between your talking..
We have gotten much better. Thanks.
Is that mitch trubiskys new haas
I could never have bid against you and got this job. I would have spent a lot more time. preparing that pad. You should have put one of those load dump trucks (15 ton ) and worked that pad until it just went down about 2” than you would have been read to start laying down and spreading rock I understand the people:viewers saying go job but you thought it was a good job. You were overjoyed with the speed. If you did get it where your dump truck wouldn’t sink you never showed it. This yes and criticism it’s meant to help you but I don’t think you will see it that way..
I never mind the criticism I appreciate the feedback the ground was very tight and compacted just had to scrape the mud off .see how firm the ground was for the pump truck
A few words of advice… remove the words “sport court” as soon as you are able. It’s not a Sport Court and the lawyers for Sport Court don’t mess around. Doesn’t matter how silly you mind find it, it’s real. And I don’t mean to be critical, but it’s clear you are a contractor and not a court builder. I’m not being rude or disrespectful. It’s just a fact. So many things wrong unfortunately. Video is cool though.
The People’s Convoy is visiting Harrisburg and where the hell are you?????????
as you can see, he is working
We all have our battles