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I agree but I’m quite sure he cut lots of corners

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We used 3/8" chip stone in place of the sand. We did what is called an "open grade" base for this installation. There's a lot of debate on whether to use open grade (which is 3/4" clean stone base with 3/8" chip stone as bedding) or traditional (which is 3/4" modified with concrete sand as bedding). I believe both have their places and are both good options. Thanks for watching

Thank you, I'm in lower bucks county PA

The base is crushed gravel. Thanks for watching!

Thanks you and yes that's correct

I build the wall level and then crown the patio. So the high spot is in the middle and the water will shed to the edges. Hope this helps

There are many factors, but in my area pavers around $18-$20 per sq ft

That’s labor and materials?

@@srmcontracting that’s labor and materials?

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On a small wall it's really up to the customer. I think anything over 4 ft I would strongly recommend one

This is an open grade install, we used 3/8" chip stone instead of the sand. Thanks for watching!

Yes it was the conduit for the lighting

Starting at $20 per square foot for pavers

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@@joyfaith1711 No it aint. Between base rock, chip stone, pavers, fill sand and a few other things, half of cost is in materials. fThen the other half is to pay dedicated professionals who have invested their life and money into this field and are coming with a wealth of knowledge and a wealth of professional eqquipment. The cost of maintaining eqquiment, cost of large yard or warehouse to store eqquipment and materials, cost of diesel, truck / tractor payments, and the general cost of survival along with major inflation in this country. With the inflation situation, the math and current numbers in your head all have to be updated. They will likely have to charge more soon...in order to survive.

@Notta Bidenfan I can get some Mar-A-Lago staff to do it better for less. 🤡

@Joy Faith Remember, good labor isn’t cheap and cheap labor isn’t good! This gentleman is a craftsman! Worth every penny and then some! His work will stand the test of time. Mar a largo labor, not so much.