How to Pour a Concrete Step

In this video we will be showing you how to set forms and pour a concrete stair / step. This is a great DIY project for any homeowner to try and take on! If you have any questions comment them below. Hope you all enjoy and don't forget to LIKE, SHARE, SUBSCRIBE, and COMMENT!

[pjd]

Really enjoying seeing projects and vids from all 3 of the teams, with all of them being finished and completed to a very high standard!

[jimmeh]

Great info especially about the bag mix and the patching

[jerryodell]

The first time I helped pour steps in the 1960s was a personal nightmare for me. It was so a blind person had a safe path to travel. The steps had to be carefully measured and the width had to be wide enough and with safe sides so she did not have surprise hazards. Inside I wanted it to be the safest she could have. The inspector loved it and the blind woman was grateful. Still it took some time for me to relax.

[thedivide]

Love how much care you folks put into your work.

[albertstrong]

It is always very informative to watch your videos. I can you take a lot of pride in what you do.
Thanks

[finders-keepers]

Usually any concrete finishing makes me anxious but your videos calm me! Nice job guys!

[a.l]

Love watching your team work. Very thorough.

[HawaiiFoodAndFun]

Thanks for the iteresting video. I have existing concrete but its sloped. Can i pour a concrete footing on top to start a post and beam deck?

[eschrader]

I got to so a similar stair pour. Instead of the 4500 bag mix, what mix would you diy? Portland, #60 silica and 3/8 aggregate 1:2:3? Looking for the best looking concrete steps I can make! 😀

[JonnyDIY]

Surprised didn't pour it all around whole landing, but other side looks like needs whole new pour done or maybe pavers or some flagstone
PS- great job whole team 💕👍

[Jesse-veoo]

For someone that's trying to learn how to bid concrete, would you mind telling how you bid steps or stairs? Is by the s.f. as you do your slabs or is it by the step and l.f.? And can you give us a ballpark on how much you bid this job for? Thank you and great job as always!

[grimreaper]

He ain't showing up, but then again once it's all completely prepped, WHO ELSE HAS HAD THAT EXPERIENCE? SOUND FAMILIAR?

[KansasOff-Grid]

Nice work, Always a damn fine Job u guys do.

[danwalters]

Even though the steel is a tight fit it should be have epoxy. Those rebar/steel dowels will pull out….. for 1/2” rod you need to drill 5/8” hole and use epoxy

[Djm]

Full sending never lifting 😏 🤙 mobbin deep 🙌 old school way never fails gets the job done in majority of situations OSS for the win majority of gen z n cancel culture wouldn't understand 😂

[seanmcgrath]

lot of dust there mike...H&S exec over here would have none of that (UK)

[newhere]

Should’ve added a control joint on the corner of the step

[anastasios]

Wouldn't it be easier to have the concrete delivered by truck? Making it with bags is way more expensive. Connecting the old concrete to the new concrete, i normally secure the rebar rods with Ramset (epoxy), let it set, no problem.

[donnawest]

You should re glaze the rest of the old concrete to look new again.

[oxdogoxSF]

Guys! Take it from a hacking old man. Never be too proud to wear a real mask when your doing that kind of cutting/grinding. Your lungs will thank you later.