How To Install A Paver Patio | Adding More Outdoor Living Space
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Contact Us:
TH-cam - Nickens Lawn & Landscape
/ @nickenslandscapingexc...
Facebook - Nickens Lawn & Landscape
/ nickenslawnlandscape
Instagram - NickensLawnLandscape
/ nickenslawnlandscape
Twitter - @NickensLawn
/ nickenslawn
Snapchat - Alex: AlexNickens9
Nic: NicNickens
Equipment:
1998 Chevy Silverado C3500hd (454) Dump (7.5’ Meyer Snow Plow/E60 Pumps)
2000 Chevy Silverado K2500 (454) (7.5’ Meyer Snow Plow/E60 Pumps)
7’x14’ Rice Dump Trailer (Fall Leaf Trailer)
7’x18’ Mac Lander Flatbed Trailer
8.5’x16’ Cargo Express Custom Enclosed Trailer
2006 Bobcat T180 (Tooth|Bucket|Pallet|Forks|Custom Snow Plow)
2007 Bobcat MT52 (Smooth Bucket|Tooth|Bucket|Pallet|Forks)
2016 52” Ferris FW35 28hp Briggs and Stratton EFI
2016 52” Ferris SRS Z2 25hp Kawasaki
2011 36” Ferris Dual Hydro 15hp Kawasaki
Lesco Leaf Loader 16hp Briggs and Stratton 10” Hose
JRCO Leaf Plow
Stihl FS94R
Stihl BR700
Stihl BR600
Stihl MS170
Stihl MS180
Stihl MS 250
Stihl HT101
Stihl HS46C
Film Equipment:
Canon 70D
DJI Phantom click.dji.com/A...
GoPro Hero (3)
iPhone 6s
iPhone 7 Plus
Discussions:
How To Build A Lawn Care Company
How I Built My Business
Ferris Reviews
Stihl Reviews
Lawn Tips
Landscape Tips
Leaf Removal Process
Make More Money Mowing Grass
Mowing
Lawn Care
Landscape
Drone
Photography
Video Production
Inspirations:
Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek
Ring Lawn Care
Chant's DailyHustle
Top Notch Lawn Care
Ambro's Landscaping Inc.
The Landscaping Employee Trap + Window Cleaning
I love how you take your time and make sure things are set in level and correctly. Keep that up and you will go far !
You gave me tremendous confidence for my next patio project!......Thank you!!!
Nice touch with the music going along with the shoveling lol
Zach Shannon we knew someone would like it 👌🏼
I thought that was great!
Right! Had to be the longest part of the edit 😂
Great vid. This is one of the better paver videos I have found while doing research for my project.
I like how you angled the landscaping brick's, they are more visible that way. Whole project excellent!
I'm considering doing a paving course, this video has really helped, thanks.
Looks so much better...you are so fast putting them pavers down...have a good week...
Nice touch with the side by side before and after drone footage!
Making my patio in my house. Thanks for the great video and explanation step by step. God bless u man...
Nice start to finish video!
Looks great. Had I been the homeowner I would have asked you to remove the concrete slab and did the entire area in pavers so it looked like it was planned originally. And then had some nice paver steps going up to the slider.
Looks sweet , very nice work .
Thanks Boyd!
Awesome work! Guess the home owner didn't want the fence after all.
Robert Rainey yeah he was supposed to install the fence while we were installing but he changed his mind
I hit the thumbs up as soon as you started to jump on the shovel on beat....nice editing
It looks freaking awesome!
How about watering the grass while your at it. Grass also need some love 🤪🤪🤪🤪. Good job on the Pavers👍👍
One of your best Videos. Thanks man.
I can't say anything everyone else said the same words I would have said but hey looks awesome good job
Looks great! Good job!
Thank you!
Very nice work brother.
What a great work loved it
Thanks Wedi 🙂
Awesome man. This the stuff I'm really interested in getting into. Appreciate the video!
Top Notch Lawn Care Thanks Brian! These are my favorite kind of jobs for sure
Did you ever get into pavers. Im about to bid a paver job bit have never done one. By the way, i watch all your videos and love them.
You guys did a great job
WOW, That's a lot of work, is there an easier and less expensive version?
Yes there is, concrete.
Awesome video, well done. 👏 Thanks for making it.
Looks outstanding!
It would be great to see how you quoted that job out as well. I'm a new landscaper (really lawn care only) but I want to get into the contraction side of it as well.
I can tell you folks do nice work I wish you were in my state. Take my money and fix my landscape please...
Awesome video man, did you have to set the pavers a little bit higher to account for when you did the final compaction so it was equal with the concrete pad?
Great job guys. A+!
It looks like you could have installed a sprinkler system for their grass as well. Nice job.
Stevenowski Yea, probably on the list of things to do on next months budget!
Watching him shave a chunk off that brick made me nervous, nice job tho! Enjoyed the video
with bricks it's more of an "abrasive" blade. Kinda fast grinding as opposed to slicing/cutting like wood saws. Although safety is always first. This blade would have "abrased" his shoe and pantleg with enough time for him to avoid any body parts to be cut off from the blade sharpness. But, you can still get really injured with the wrong slip up.
Very cool video! Thanks
Well Done Sir!! Great Content.. Awesome 👏🏽 Very clear and informative.. Have a 👍🏽 and a a follow.
you flow with the beat 😃 😃
Very good video, thank you for making it!
Nice work man!!!
Looks great.
Nice job. Looks good.
Damn that looks really good! Big difference👍🏼
Nice work, Alex!
You guys are doing amazing work. Keep it up.👍🏼
Looks great!
Great work bud!
Well done!
Dang dude well done
Awesome job fellas!
Awesome video
👊 Great job! Thanks for the video!
What brand of brix and color did you use. Love it.
Building Products Pavers,
4x8 fieldstone
👍🏼
Looks fancy!!!!
Looks great! Thanks for the video. Wished you guys were in my State. Just wondering, grading done on this project or not necessary given the small size?
Is gravel base good for area like Houston that has a lot of Humidity.
Yes it is 👍🏼
Looks badassss man
Good job guys
Keep it up bro. Love your videos
Great video!
Hey nice work , quick question here by the way , I have a similar situation where I need to lay paver next to a foundation, should the bricks go touching the foundation straight ?
They can, but an expansion joint is cheap insurance. Similar to what concrete guys would use. You can buy expansion joint at almost any hardware or box store
Great Job👌
Great job👍 Enjoyed watching 🍻
Dope editing.. informative and creative!
I know this was done 3 years ago. But it is an amazing job. What part of the country are you in? I am in Texas.
Good job and a professional, what's the dimension of this area and how much it cost you.
Very nice video, thanks. What keeps the bricks from spreading over time? maybe I missed it but I didn't see a perimeter restraint installed.
rh2669 you missed it. There is a perimeter restraint installed.
How did you tackle the issue of the gutter drop offs there on the sides of the original patio cover? I have an area of my yard that never sees the sun so nothing will grow and I want to extend the patio this way, but I have a gutter drop off and don't know how to deal with that. I know it's been a few years, but I hope you'll see this! Thanks!
Great work
Nice job 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
thats incredible brother !!! it turned out amazing
Alex,
On the brick edgers on the right side of the patio, do you just dig out a small area and lay those in there? Any base or sand or anything beneath them or bed on concrete?
Detailed Lawn Services I use crushed rock as a base for the edgers. It allows us to lay them faster and gives a longer life. A lot of guys just lay them on the dirt
showing us how to do it THE RIGHT WAY!
;) thanks
I always understood that you do not put down a weed barrier if you are compacting as the barrier will not allow for full compaction. Can you comment on this?
That really depends who you talk to. Some like to compact the soil then install fabric/rock followed by compaction. This will help you recent the soil/rock from combining and weakening the base. Some say exactly like you said and think that you can’t get full compaction when fabric is down. I have done it both ways and I prefer to use a light fabric, doesn’t need to be heavy duty.
@@nickenslandscapingexcavating thank you for the feedback. I like the idea of not combining the soil & rock when compacting it. I will use the fabric on my next project.
How do you know you're laying that pipe nice and straight?. What's a good technique to get that last inch of sand at the perfect height so that the pavers height is the same as the concrete? Thanks.
How much would a job like that normally run? With labor and material?
5-7 k
Great job!
Does anyone knows around how much is going to cost for a project like this.?
Rodnie Leong a lot. 14$-18$ per sq ft for sure. Probably 8-12k
Wow Nice
That turned out great! Do you have to do any specific slope for drainage on those projects?
2% of slope is good
Nice job
nice work but try a axe to cut the grass will go quicker and also cut threw roots if any in way
People if they use sand, is a cheap job! And your pavers will move! This guys did good.
Good stuff man!
is there a way i could add the sand without a compactor? I dont own one, and the rental places wants too much to rent
You have to have it or you will always deal with sand settling.
@@nickenslandscapingexcavating I ended up buying a yardmax. so far I see the difference with paver projects
Cool keep up the good work!
How you stopping the blocks pushing out no cement around the edge or bettet still kerbs
Looks good, bro!
nice work
Do you compact the pavers before adding the polymeric sand?
Tight work bro
Beach River Landscapes thanks man
What is that piece of equipment you are using at 2:37? Seems to be exactly what I am looking for.
nice work. why no a charcoal stone border on both sides? & what happened with the fence?
kodiak wild the customer didn't want to do paver edging on the left side.. and the fence was supossed to be installed by the homeowner but he said he wasn't doing it anymore.. idk why he changed his mind
Nickens Lawn & Landscape ah 👍 maybe the fence wasn't in the budget anymore.
kodiak wild my budget never changed but that is a definite possibility
Great job
Looks great 👍
2:15-2:37 fav part🔥🔥🔥
Why?
like the project hate the loud music. :)
Thanks Ranger Rick
The "weed barrier" you are referring to is not barrier for weeds my man! Weeds don't start to grow in that depth. The geo- textile membrane/fabric should be installed on the subbase/dirt, to prevent the subbase penetrating into the base and compromising the strength of the base. It should even be wrapping the base vertically.
The excavation should be extended 8"-12" beyond where the edge of the pavers are planned to be installed (depending on the depth of the excavation). This of course is not necessary where there are structural walls, etc.
Otherwise the outer edges of the pavers don't have enough base support.
The pavers edge restraint should be installed directly on the compacted granular base and not on the bedding sand. One can achieve this by removing the excess sand at the edges.
Side note: please wear respirator. The polymeric sand should not end up in your lungs.
Other than that, you are doing the correct way than 80% of hardscape contractors out there.
Keep up the good work 👍👌
Yes and yes. Very constructive way to comment.
How to figure how many bricks you need?
It’s all based on square foot. Length x width. When ordering they will ask you how many sq ft
How deep did you initially go?
Is it ok if I just use dirt for a paver base? As long as I compact it and wet it and throw leveling sand on top before I set pavers?
And also should I set my bricks up above the sidewalk at least a quarter inch? I was told that it’s good to do because the pavers will settle.
How much did this cost at the time?
Nice job!!👍😎👊