How to Build and Pour Concrete Stairs

In this video we go over how we built and poured 10 concrete stair steps. So if you need to know how to make your own concrete stairs we hope this video gives you the knowledge to do so. If this video helped you in anyways please don't forget to subscribe or like and if you have a question leave it in the comment section and we will get to it as soon as we can! Thank you to everyone who has been subscribing and keeping this channel going!

[gavinmyers]

I start my first job in concrete next week and let me say this. You have increased my understanding about concrete so much thank you for your time

[jamesoncross]

That's some of the cleanest masonry work I've seen. Nice job.

[nyla]

Your work looks BEAUTIFUL! It's so nice to see a MASTER craftsman at work. Thanks for sharing.

[hatbpto]

Cool! I just started a new job with a company that does most of the concrete work in our town. Dream job for me. We're going to be pouring some stairs this week, it will be the first time for me.

[weighit]

WOW, you did a fantastic job of explaining what and why you did what you did. Have no idea what a job like that should cost, but they got their moneys worth in a correct install.

[JUSTTRYITDIY]

Using your framing technique worked perfectly, I had to do some stairs for my daughter and they turned out really nice. thanks you so much!!

[raymondr.]

I'm getting ready to form a set like this for the first time (my finisher will do the pour), this is pretty much exactly how he told me to form them...except he wants me to rip the riser board on a 45° so he can get his float under the board easier. Thanks for the video, this helps me a lot!!

[jorgechavez-lzdo]

I’m a tradesman and up and coming contractor love to see how other contractors do it as there are many ways to do things and you kick ass!! Good work!!!

[rfiorini]

Cutting the forms is brilliant. Great video.

[kevin]

My gosh that is BEAUTIFUL from start to finish....a man who knows EXACTLY what he is doing...thank you!

[pensive]

with the "trusty venerable tape measure", you guys placed and finished an excellent set of steps. we've worked in close clearance jobs and they are not easy.
very professional.

[TheTomBevis]

I've seen so many stairs done wrong (and had to fix). It's pleasing to see a proper job!

[philipjohnson]

Enjoyed it. I've done that, made them in 1/8 inch short left them one piece so they strip easy.

[johncocking]

David, I just found your channel and like your presentation of real professional work. Shows how you get the quality work that you hold out for others to see. The people in your area are fortunate to have you there. Also noted no mess when you are done with the project. You and your team are a credit to your trade. John in Pensacola

[nickl]

This was the video I was looking for! I have a set of stairs I'm wanting to resurface with new concrete and was planning on using rebar to fix it to the old stairs! This confirmed it's possible!

[muppetbrother]

Watching your work from Cape Town. Beautiful to see a pro making it look easy

[fgr]

You’re a bad dude bro, I love you’re videos! I’m a contractor and I’ve learned some tricks of the trade from you. Thank you and keep making these great videos.

[LivinHll]

Awesome job once again. This is why I love the internet. Without it I never would have know about you guys!

[CC-tezf]

Great solution! Those forms were amazing in function. Yeah, this is one my favorite vids because its a real problem solver.

[mikel]

I spent the summer when I was 17 putting foundations in with my grandpa. Talk about back breaking work. 3/4" thick wood form panels soaked with 20 years worth of diesel. Even finishing the concrete was much harder than I imagined. I learned a lot, but most importantly I learned that I didn't want a career in concrete. Kudos to you for doing this work. I am surprised you did all this just to accomadate the meter though. It would have been far cheaper for the homeowner to relocate the meter.