How to pour a Driveway Apron Approach Part 2

*Inspector never showed up again to reinspect it... after multiple attempts of calling him with no response, we went ahead and poured anyways. Never heard from him again*

In this part of the video we will be pouring and finishing this new concrete driveway apron approach! We will be taking you step by step on how we pour the concrete for this circular driveway apron approach! Hope you all enjoy and dont forget to LIKE, SHARE, SUBSCRIBE and COMMENT!

[anthonyvega]

I have no aspirations of getting into your field of work, but I so delightfully appreciate and enjoy each and everyone of your videos

[derekrogers]

I’m a newbie in concrete and you have made me look “less stupid” at work. Still learning and thank you for the free knowledge that you don’t have to share but thanks.

[streetrodder]

You guys sure do great work. Since I'm a disabled Vietnam vet, I envy your expertise on the job. Thanks for such great videos!

[derekrogers]

In case everyone was wondering, David uses 50%nylon 50% horsehair brushes. We love you Dave!

[myronsmith]

Cutting that curb was a smart idea you saved tons of labor and it looks good not hacked in

[jenniferwhitewolf]

Beautiful work again... You and your craft people do such superb work.

[lendavidhart]

Hey Odell concrete, that expansion, that's how i have always seen it done you guys did a great job keeping it straight.

[Neii]

I have learned a great deal from your channel. Thank you

[shawnbalmer]

I have a concrete business here outside of Philadelphia, you guys have the life there 1 pour all year, 2 we have to put expansion joint against all existing concrete we pour up to here, 3 we also have to dig 8 inches for sidewalk blocks 4 inches clean stone 4 inches concrete aprons are 6 and 6

[johnedwards]

You and your teams' work is second to none, always enjoy your videos and walk away learning something new

[MaisonVR]

Looks great. Love watching other people do concrete work who know what they are doing. You pay attention to all the details that will make a job look real nice or real bad. 👍👍

[tsjuno]

That came out awesome. Always fun when you get an inspector with a little power trip. I work for a city in California and have to deal with them every day.

[billypreston]

You do great solid work, I feel for you having to deal with those self appointed Gods called inspectors, they can make life hell for the homeowner and the contractor. Thank you for sharing, always great videos.

[T.E.P.]

Finally! Great job, was looking forward to this vid all day. Super Duper guys!

[farukatasever]

BRAVO.
EXCELLENT TUTORING AND EXECUTION.

DOING A PERFECT JOB IS THE BEST RECOMMENDATION LETTER FOR FUTURE CUSTOMERS.THAT IS PRICELESS.

NO MATTER WHAT ALWAYS DO THE PERFECT JOB.
GOOD COMPANIES NEVER LOOSE.

[JoseMolina-stvk]

Awesome finish! What can I expect to pay for a 15' curb cut and apron here in Los Angeles?

[DougmMoney]

I have seen expansion joint used between separate pours.  Can you explain why on a single pour you used felt?  Is it the same purpose as expansion joint?  Thanks.  Love the work.

[marknolan]

In the City of LA, they require base under the walk and driveway. They also don't allow gaps under the forms, and they don't allow steel in the apron. You also have to use the City mix. I'm also a little surprised that the inspector wanted more that the standard plan specified.

[humbertovillalba]

Nice job, what brand of cure and seal do you use for driveway job?

[dougchristopher]

Your work always looks so clean and awesome 😀