Construction of a MEGA sized Modern Home PT 6

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This video follows a construction team as they build a concrete wall for a project. The team faces some challenges, such as difficulty getting delivery trucks up the steep, mountainous roads, and having to offload the heavy panels at the bottom of the hill. They also run into issues with the wall forms, needing to make adjustments to ensure the structure is properly braced. The crew works diligently, learning on the job and implementing solutions as they go. Despite the long hours and physical work, they maintain a good-natured, comedic attitude. The video showcases the teamwork, problem-solving, and perseverance required for a construction project of this scale.

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[ramellesmith]

Cardinal Coffee! Tell me when boys and I’ll be there for you! Great job on the forms!

[badwulfstudio]

Great to see Arlo back on site and getting the banter.

[Eclipse-ssko]

Arlo wants to come back even if its only part time. You guys should make that happen. We fans love Arlo!!!

[theblckdg]

Good to see Arlo!!! It's like he never retired! :)

Love how good of a worker Jason is where he's about to leave, but offers to help load the tools & equipment up. :)

[OperationDarkside]

I think, E-Bikes are a blessing for old folks who don't live near a park or something. It's easy on the knees, you still get out of the house and can go pretty far on on a single charge. And if you charge at a food place or supermarket, you can go even further.

[alucide]

The ending, that's one of those things I like from colleagues or friends. They see your pile of stuff and just offer to help. Just a quick go get your car so I can help you load up, so we can go home.

[timothyabelovsky]

my grandfather was a carpenter for 40+ years and i remember wen he retired he would sometimes stop in on a job sight if he knew where his old crew was it was good too see Arlo again

[nwnphcd]

Just want to point out how you can tell the brothers treat there employees and everyone right because the-way these guys work hard and treat you from contractors to employees shows the respect they have for y’all. Love the videos been a fan for years now.

[poulaivens]

I love how you have concern for each other. Hey give Jason a break... You are so aware of each person. Excellent job!

[Flyingscottyman]

Fantastic to see Arlo with a big smile, loving life!

[LinauLee]

PBB team, so good to see Arlo,
I ride my eBike it's the best.
When you can get that much needed pedal assist
on a hill, it's a game changer.

Plus, you can trust, you will be able to make it home
from any length trip, makes all the difference.
It isn't just great for us seniors, but for any age.
Try telling my son that, forget it, he is too athletic, he wants the challenge.
It takes away any barrier to riding, especially in your mountainous area.

The whole form building lesson was great.
I hung on every word. I even backed up several times for a rewatch.
Then it hit me, "how funny this is...I'm a 63 yr old female artist
that spends her day drawing; when would i ever need this training?" hehe

Thing is I love to learn & you always include good close-up views.
You can actually see how you guys are using each tool, it's wonderful.

If you ever doubt you're hard work filming,
on top of all your hard work building,
all those late nights editing, are so worth it.
There isn't anyone I have found sharing content like you guys.

Have Jay build a fire for me.
Thanks for making my life richer.
I love ya guys. hUgz from Ohio, Lee

[maedavis]

I love Orlo. Miss him. You guys are great friends. ❤

[JB-ejqy]

I was 19 yrs old building 50’ high concrete sewer treatment settling tanks. Cover in oil and caring Simon forms all day. I went home smelling like sewage. Sat down and fell sleep. Very hard work.

[rjkora]

I started watching for the construction now I come back for the friendship and fun they have working on site!

[cardshopdad]

So close to 1 million subs! I found the channel in 2022 when I was bed ridden with a herniated disc. You guys helped me get through that and my subsequent surgery and recovery. Love the channel!

[jeffreyhalet]

You should look into ICF foundation systems.
I have used them for 15 years now and they are just too easy to set up plus customers get a fully insulated basement.
Win Win.

[rgarlinyc]

You're right Jason - dat dere is REAL MAN's work! Also, great to see Arlo back on site - but you let him go too soon!!

[markrichter]

Jason you're absolutely right. When I was 17 my grandfather was plant manager of a concrete fabrication company. They made railroad ties, concrete Jersey (highway) barriers, parking garages etc. I quit high school and he said, if you don't want to go to school you have to go to work. After a year of working with concrete I went to school for computer technology! Shoveling concrete, running a vibrator, breaking down forms every morning and getting ready for the days pour made me rethink life. I can still smell those forms and warm concrete to this day!

[tommysts]

Hi Arlo! And, thanks for the entertainment guys! I'm retired like Arlo, only 15 years ahead of him. Drink plenty of water guys!

[BarnyFizzl]

Hey, Tub-o-Towels, pay these dudes. I picked some up solely on the Perkins Crew's recommendation and now every one of the technicians in my company has them on their vehicles.