Pavers-Mastering the basics

We start with the basics of pavers by laying out the string line, determine cut depth, excavate for subbase, put base in 2 lifts, pack each lift, set screed rails for sand, lay out field and get ready for cuts & also Test the ASV-RT-50''s lifting capability-over and over.

[riversmith]

as a younger viewer (15) I appreciate how much you were talking and I feel I learn a lot from your videos

[thesillypig]

As someone who has been doing this professionally for 24 years I can only say one thing: I couldn't have done it better.
I loved the click-and-drop explanation, cause that is the only way to do it right. Keep it up boys!

[mikeredhead]

Been doing pavers for 22 years. You guys do it right. I appreciate attention to detail and keeping quality craftsmanship alive and well. Thanks guys.

[ehmen]

After 8 years as a mechanic and searching for a new career path, ur channel has inspired me to go down the landscaping path! Thankyou for your videos they are awesome

[cjm]

11:27 Stanley, never apologize for giving us a lot of information. More information is better! It's great to hear how far you go in detail. You and your team make some amazing videos :) Keep them coming please!

[dave_npu]

Being retired and never working in this type of business, I enjoy hearing you Stan explaining what is happening on screen. I worked in a machine shop for forty years so this type of thing is interesting to me. Thanks and please keep doing it.

[kitty]

OMG-- Love how they measure it every single time!! They did the grid with the lines! THIS is professional My husband was up until 1 in the morning doing this for our contractors to show them that they were off!! OMG.

[ericpaz]

This a really really great informative video with enormous insight on what why and how during a paver install. You definitely do not talk too much, i enjoy the way you come in and out of the bottom of the screen to touch on important things as you see them come into the video. Thanks!

[GregoryCain]

Them boys be working hard you see how they dont make each other do all the grunt work they help each other and get it done

[jcking]

Your narration is very helpful. Don’t stop with the whys and wherefores so we can learn!

[rebeccagrider]

Thank you for talking and teaching me…. The DIY home owner. We have to do it ourselves because costs have gotten out of control. I’m so grateful to have you as a

[barbarateterus]

This is a “MUST SEE” video for any DIY’er’s . I am almost finished a 16yo x 20’ area and cannot stress enough that this is hard physical work (i only had wheelbarrows to work with). Hats off to you who do it on a daily!

[gregoryfreeman]

I personally like it the more you explain a project. The more you explain the more I learn so the better the results. The difference between my first and second retaining walls was amazing. For the second I took tips from your videos. Than you!!!

[Dnn.s]

LOTS OF RESPECT FOR SAM!
Filming something you're not good at is impressive, because you know you'll get complains about it.

I respect that a lot!
You go Sam!

[madebylife]

You don't know how much this helps us noobs brutha. I have come to feel like I am part of your Dirt Monkey crew. When I get done with my project which includes a outdoor fireplace I want to send you pics. Not only because I'm proud of the work that this handicap one-man band is doing but because you and your crew taught me so much.

[dilligafdude]

Honestly Stanley, I really appreciate the commentary because you're explaining exactly what's going on and I enjoy learning. So thank you. :)

[Paper]

The commentary is why I come here for these videos. Great learning experience every time, and sometimes I say to myself "Hey we used to do it that way back in the day!"

[joshbigman]

Thanks so... much Stan and the crew, I'm new to landscaping and I love this career path. These videos are like homework preparing me for the Jobs I do at work. I just learned how to use those screed bars for the base, I was trying to figure out a much easier way to set the height of the class 5 base, and now I know how. Be Blessed all of you...!

[IAmNotBroken]

I learned and was able to start my own business just from watching your videos, and your videos are the only ones I will reference to when I need more information

[Grumpy_old_Boot]

Man, you have a good pair of workers here!
They work fast enough to get things going, but slow enough to avoid making the really costly mistakes.
It's an important balance to find, but not having to do a job twice, is usually the best.