Concrete Garage Floor Demolition, Setup, and Pour
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- In todays video we show you how to break out an 80 year old concrete garage then set it up and pour new concrete with. This is part 1 of a 2 part series where we also replace the driveway on this property and add a concrete curb on his property line. Don't forget to LIKE,SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE! Thank you all so very much for the support!
Part 0.5: • How to Make a Concrete...
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I can't believe I just watched this *whole* video !! 😄
I intended to just skip to the end to see it finished but it was *so* satisfying watching it all being smoothed to perfection that I couldn't bear to skip any of it 😀
That is *such* a lot of hard work and you guys deserve every penny of this great job 👏 👍
Watching good, thorough work is always satisfying.
Another great concreting video.
Thanks for sharing.
YW
TY
Nice job 👍🏻
Wish everyone did concrete job that good
Keep it up 👊🏻
Thanks 👍
Awesome job, guys. Great job as usual
Thanks again!
Started using the fiberglass rod after watching you guys love it .
Good choice
The video with trees and curb, love the video!
That was a good one
TY
Yes TY
Another excellent job.
Thanks
Great job you guys💪💪
TY
That sink is beautiful.
TY
that concrete was thin unreal nice job men looks great
TY
Enjoyed the video. Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
Excelente trabajo 👏 👍 💪
TY
"HOW TO MAKE A CONCRETE CURB FOR FENCE" name of the video for the gloves. and thank you for taking the time to record your excellent work with great attention to detail once again Thank You and stay safe out there !
Your right,
Thanks
YT
looks great
TY
Beautiful....
TY
I know what house this is, but going through the video looking for the title. lol. This is a chore!
Looks like you got it though
Really nice
Thank you! Cheers!
Great videos
Glad you like them!
Nice job 👍
Thanks 👍
Nice work ! I have never seen a footing in New York it would be like 36 inches underground but this was fun to watch . I laughed at the sink in the garage multi use I guess lol. The EPA laws there are nuts Me I would have pitched that garage into a rectangle drain in the middle then into the drain line for the sink.
But that would depend on where that drain went to . That's another video lol
Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice job bud !! Have a good day A !! lol as we say in Canada !
You to
TY
Nice job top👍👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Sweet 👍
Sweetness
Another nice detailed video. Curious, how do you determine if the garage floor will need saw cuts? In my subdivision, all new homes and none of them have saw cuts. Hence, my question. Thanks
They should have them if it's over 10 x 10
Nothin like a homeowner standing around watching you work. Always fun.......
No problem if you are doing a good job.
@@sydneyshinshi until they trip over a tool and sue ya
@@bindope3981 Yes that is true I suppose.
I don't have any problems with Homeowners watching me.
I hope that if I ever have something done for me, they don't mind me watching.
Looks so nice. New concrete is awesome looking to me. Also, I had no idea you had your own gloves. From what I remember this is the house where you installed trees and a curb?
Your correct
Looks like Bob the pilot enjoyed the build.
Yes, he did. Every morning at 6:30 a dozen donuts
Hi! always love your work! Just had a quick question: what is the advantage of using a wooden bull float first versus a mag bull float?
hey brother, from my experience. Wooden floats help push down the aggregate to allow cream to rise and give a smoother finish
Awesome sauce
TY
How do you like that skilsaw you’re using to cut the concrete? Is it holding up?
I wish you were in South Florida, you seem to be the only one I could trust to pour a correct slab. 🤣
I need to go there and check out Florida someday
10:40 My man, Carlos showing the young guns how it's done! 😂
I've found that little steps like that one can be annoying if you're trying to roll a tool box in and out, for example. Was it necessary given the situation, or could it have been avoided by making a little ramp? Thanks in advance for answering. I enjoy all your videos👍
We thought about that option and decided if it is a problem some Tamms Thin Patch will do the trick.
@@OdellCompleteConcrete u did the driveway
Something to do with a curb and tree. Love the video
Yes
TY
Looks good, but I wonder about that little step. I found edges to be a pain, sertainly for smaller wheels and such :-)
You and me both!
If it becomes a problem some Tams thin patch will cure it.
So awesome. I still feel like your part two and three videos are just disappearing. Was there a part two to this?
Yes coming soon
Many years ago, and even today in some parts of the US, deep footings weren't done or even required by codes for detached buildings.
In cold areas, the whole thing would heave anyway if you're not going down several feet to get below the frost line.
Yes, live and learn
@@OdellCompleteConcrete My son has a 1955 detached garage with no footing in the Antelope Valley. Someone also put in an addition in 2017 with no footing. A house flipper.
Draining intoa rainwater retention tank would be nice. Bury it underground
Yes
What was the end result theres no link tonthe follow up after the marks
Wow that was thin. That was poured back in the day when there was plenty of portland in the mix
Yes, I think that was the difference
Can't recall the first video, but I'd like to know why the saw cuts
Is it to prevent cracking or is it just a detail to make it look good?
Thanks
It's to control cracks
Good job without errors 🎖 But I am asking why do you cut concrete after it has been modified?
Crack control
Really satisfying to watch. My garage floor is in similar shape as this one was. It's 63 years old, and has sunk down towards the back a couple inches. Anyone know approximately how much to redo? I have no clue. It's a two car and located in New England.
Same question for Southern California.
same place where u put curb with trees. still remember.
Bingo,
👍👍🤠
If you were to cut the concrete too soon would it chip aggrograte (larger chucks to pop out) or cause it to crack? About how long should you wait (shortest/longest)?
Yes it can happen , but less likely with fiber mesh additive
i know im likely too late but it was a curb job also knowing how old roman concrete is an its still going strong 80 yrs is childs play LOL
Good point
Finally, I've overcome most of my health issues where I can at least enjoy TH-cam again. I'll watch as often as possible!
You're still doing great quality work, and videos! Thank you!
Hi Arkansas
I haven't seen you in a while, how's the red stick holding up?
Hola, ¿En que marca de rodillera para hormigón me recomiendas ?, Soy de Perú , solicito de tu apoyo , desconozco las marcas en EEUU , me desenvuelvo en el rubro de construcción, gracias por responder.
Ola
About how much should a homeowner set aside for a garage floor this size to be jacked out, leveled, reinforced, poured and finished?
5000
What was the cost of this project?
No ppe while cutting the lines?
No need with this Osha approved set up.
When raising the level like this - could you get away with just leaving the old in there?
I did consider that but after drilling holes checking the depths, I think the 1" concrete wasn't a good base.
Is it normal not to pud expansion joints in an interior slab?
Yes
@OdellCompleteConcrete Really? Wont the slab still go through thermal expansion and contraction? Couldn't this damage the perimeter foundation?
I wish all garages are saw cut. Nothing bugs me worse when I'm working on my car or truck and a jack gets caught on the expansion joint, or the jack stand needs to go right there and I have to move everything by an inch just to get around the joint
Yes, I concur saw cuts make more sense, but more cost in labor
Bobs a pilot? What does he fly.? Nice pour.
That planes hauling banners along the beach
@@OdellCompleteConcrete I used to know a pilot that did that. Pays OK.
We have New guys on staff
get it on
I find it amazing how strong old concrete is compared to new aged concrete all those chemicals they add don’t seem to help strengthen it at all just make it harder to finish!
It's not the age that makes a difference, it's the amount of money you want to spend. You want a better mix that lasts longer, you're gonna pay a lot more. That's how it's been for over 2,000 years. People generally don't care to pay more if they're not gonna be alive to benefit from the extra longevity.
Oh and all those "chemicals" they add? Again, those same "chemicals" have been standard additives since the Roman empire. Practical Engineering has some good videos on the subject if you want to learn how concrete works.
Curb job
Yes
@@OdellCompleteConcrete how do I get my gloves and knife? Thanks
Best in the west! lol
TY
How to make a concrete curb for a fence
We have another winner.
Don't forget to send me your mailing address
I say use garage as an ADU and put in a nice carport.
Great idea
@@OdellCompleteConcrete would you recommend using a floor paint? If so how many days / weeks must the concrete settle before applying? In the UK they recommend using a damproof membrane in either plastic or butyle before pouring in the 3 to 5 inch mix, what's your views on this method?
How do you price your jobs if you don’t mind me asking?!
materials labor times two
Ok I see….. I ask because I’m stepping out on faith and starting my own business I don’t wanna short sell my self or over price anyone so I’m just doing my research trying to find the right balance
Thats the way to go.
GL
How to Make a Concrete Curb for a Fence
The video is even in the front where you put the curb under the fence! hahahaha - FOUND IT!!
how to make a concrete curb by a fence
winner, please send me your mailing address.
You are the third and final winner.
TY
How to Pour a Concrete Living Room Floor (DIY)
Close but no cigar
How to pour a concrete foundation is the previous video. Pat scsntlin
Close
How to make a concrete curb for a fence😀
Correct, but fourth.
@@OdellCompleteConcrete 😀
Why don´t you just repair it with epoxy layer? That concrete wasn´t that bad that you had to destroy it all
The epoxy would have cracked where the concrete was cracked
@@OdellCompleteConcrete i know...And you dont know what to do with IT?? You need to expose that crack, install iron reinforcement, aply repair epoxy resin and after that pour epoxy resin allover...IT Will be much cheaper and faster
They don't make concrete like they used to
Everything looks good but that step is terrible. Why not just curve it down....
We thought about that option and decided if it is a problem some Tamms Thin Patch will do the trick.
Pls send me school info
Sure
@@OdellCompleteConcrete pussys
I tell my clients...$50 per hr....$75 if you watch....and $100 if you help.
Nice technique
That little step makes no sense at all ....it could definitely be avoided.......I would not want that in my garage......
It's pretty common
First time I've seen it.....besides that ,u guys do really good work
Curb job
Yes
@@OdellCompleteConcrete do I finally get to receive some prizes from you boss last time I tried wit that joint saw I was out of luck so maybe this is my lucky day