C & C is by far the top of the equipment companies in America. Clint and Mrs Clint run an operation that is as much fun and professional as can be. I enjoy every video.

That has to be the best heavy repair shop idea I have ever heard of, hope those boys are paying attention to dad!

I couldn’t get over how well everybody adapted from equipment repair to construction. I knew you kept a very close eye on everybody but you do let them think for themselves. Just absolutely great!

It's great to see the boys working in the family business. ❤🇺🇲

I'm thinking Kevin missed a trick. He should have put some ring anchors in ready for the Christmas inflatables. 🤶🎄

Hunter is learning all kinds of things, he will be the man one day like the ol man...Great Vid👍👍👍👍👍👍

We used railroad rails and put a ring in the floor that you could anchor to. Put the Cat in 1st gear, paint the inside of the pads and rails as the slide by.

Clint you are so blessed to such hardworking sons

Good to see you and "Concrete Kevin" and grandpa and the kids in action on that project.

Great video Clint. Good to see your dad on the excavator and Hunter and Tucker helping. You have a great family business. Thanks for sharing.

❤ the real vids! You r a great example of having fun , working hard. I believe people need to see where stuff comes from.

WOW!!!!!! Haven't seen a wrecking ball in DECADES!!!!!!!!!! 😲😲😲😲

When I was a kid my ole man use to put concrete rings around all the pecan trees.. 8" deep, and 12"wide, and used 3/4" plywood for forms, with 3/8" rebar tied to cross sections every 12" apart 11" wide then turned down 6" off each end of them to hold up the rebar all the way around inside X's 16. I forget how big the diameter was on them dam things seems 10', but that was over 50 years ago. We had 20" wide sidewalk around the outside of the flower beds, and thankfully it wasn't but 3 5/8" but you know rebar was there, and he used tar board for expansion joints. Driveway by the garage was widen 12', and ran beside the house from 40' out the full width until he passed the back enclosed patio we added on to the house. That's just part of it, there was concrete enclosed garden flower beds around the house and the whole premiter fence, and the chain link fence had concrete base 8" wide, 8" tall around the whole thing. Let's put it this way from the time I was 11 years old until I was 14, every summer I was either digging, setting forms tying rebar, unloading pickup loads of pea gravel, washed sand, sacks of concrete mix, moving dirt I dug up in a wheel barrow, shoveling pea gravel and sand into electric concrete mixer, busting bags of concrete, wheel barreling it to wherever he was working the forms at busting forms, and yeah I even learned how to mix brick mortar stack bricks with a brick carrier in each hand. Dam I use to think I hated that ole man, but I figured out pretty quickly when I was working full time that he done me a favor, because there weren't many that could keep up with me throughout the day, and come to find out I was as big a perfectionist as he was before I was 25. Never did anymore concrete are any mason work after that, but I can probably tell you the mix ratio for electric mixer though if I thought about for a minute. Miss that ole man, he's been gone 26 years now, and probably not a day goes by that I don't think about him and everything we did together all those years until he up and died on me in 1998.

A really nice change of pace from the usual content working on the equipment.

You impressed me once again sir. Having that much base around the perimeter of your shop and the layout and bridging of the I-beams. More than first class effort. Missed the vibrator under the beams but Randy tried. Thanks

Hunter has a natural touch with the welder. That is a very valuable skill to have.

I enjoy watching you teach your boys a wide range of skills so that whether they stay with the business or not, they’re well equipped to be successful in life.

Clinton loved this one I'm a big DIY guy and your yard of equipment is my wildest dream very envious MATE but and good outcome for you this improvement will be very useful indeed ,I've noticed the only time Kevin isn't snacking is when you got him working your lucky you don't have to feed him LOL Cheers Kym Adelaide

Thats what we call building from the ground up. I love it Clint doesn’t do anything half way. The boys have a wonderful teacher ❤️💸🍺💯

The family project turned out really nice, even Mrs C got her hands dirty 👌

I gave this a like before I even watched it. My favorite stuff to watch construction, digging and equipment repair. Three for three!

Hi Clint & crew, well it's nice to see somebody besides myself that believes in going that extra effort with concrete, Fiber, rebar, the I beams excellent load dispersing touch! NICE!!

You should have called in a DP favour for all the work you have done on his trailer & equipment 👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧

Great job I used to be an ready mix driver and batch man I never liked to load front loader cement mixers fiber mesh , always helps 👍

My favorite part of this video is young men outside working and learning skills from the older generation ! Great job guys

Got this setup at work where we skid steel skips in to get filled with waste off the centrifuge. Only difference is we have used railway track.

Very nice job on the floor extension. I always wondered exactly how you had placed that steel in your floor. I always enjoy your content.

That dump truck you borrowed looks like one of DP's from the early days.

My uncle did this but used 12 40 ft rail tracks. 6 in each bay of his shop due to having 4 D10 dozers, 6 D8 dozers & lots of other equipment in his construction company. His floor was heated. It was great because he never worried about chewing up his concrete floor. We lived up in Northern Alberta. Gets real cold in the winter.

Awesome job on the floor extension guys. It's all about the prep

It was great to see the boys in on this project now that they are out of school. They are growing roots of " WORK FOR IT " as the shop business gives them great opportunities with many fields, computer , heavy equip. drive/operate and repair . Some Parents say don't follow my footsteps , but I think your boys are good in many ways. That's a great project underbelt now !

Family affair, including stepson’s Mason and Kevin. I see you have the head honcho (Mrs. C&C) acting IDOT project manager onsite. She’s a hell of mini operator😮

Dozer- excavator- dump truck cam shots were great. Nice improvements.

Clinton, I'm so glad you're showing the construction of these rails. Every time, in the hundreds of videos I see the rails in the cement, I've always wondered exactly how they were done.

I’ve seen wire rope sling and d shackle choke a light vehicle tyre between the ball and excavator to stop the chain jerking so much so you don’t have to be too careful picking it back up

I will say.. pouring concrete is something my father had me helping with quite a bit.. though was usually drafted for mixer detail (he had his own mixer).. and those fibers.. just watch some old Mike Holmes episodes of Holmes on Homes and it gets explained in heavy detail…

it fun watching mechanics run equipment

Ya adds a whole new dimension to a slab driveway. Works for an unconventional garage apron. Thanks for sharing!!!

Come winter up there above what us deep south Floridians consider the Arctic Circle which runs smack dab thru Orlando that pad should save C & C kid crew from sweeping so much mud and stuff inside the building. Definitely a well built pad that's for sure. Brilliant way to set and stabilize those I beams Clint.

What a beautiful job 😊

Nice to see a job done right. Thanks for sharing.

Looks really awesome! 😊

That turned out great! Well done Gentlemen.👍👍

Great summer experience for the young lads. Many many youth just don't have those kinds of opportunities.

Loved every frame of it well done guys interesting

Great idea by putting the beams in.

Nice. Been looking forward to this video.

What a High Class Operation, you guys run !!!! Extremely impressed!! Keep up the Great work Guys.! You're friend, The Old VT Logger.

Clint, one thing I see consistently in your channel is that when you fix something, you fix it right. If I were a dirt mover, I wouldn't hesitate to buy equipment from you and your company.

Good job on the shop apron, looks good.

And thanks for the Video! Always look forward to seeing what you guys are up to.

Good stuff, congratulations and great job to all you folks!

You have an amazing crew

Great to see how it was done bro and good to see ya all had a hand getting it there. Safe travels. Ken

Very forward thinking in the shop and extended apron Clint. The steel beams provide the sliding surface without tearing up the concrete and the fiber mesh gives the strength and density to handle the heavy iron you move around. Not many shops use the slide rails, but they sure make a difference. I helped install triple railroad track in a shop floor back in the 80s, those rails are still there today.👌🤙

Nice job gentlemen looks great

Great business,great attitude, great family,enjoyable watching.

Good job that’s a lot work

Thanks Clint , the new entrance looking good 👌👏👏👏👏👍😎

Great video Clint 👍🏻

Extremely interesting stuff! Thanks for the videos, always something new going on there.

Clinton and crew great job, that floor will last forever! Thanks for sharing! Kevin

Nice strong floor construction made by a nice team 👍👏👊

Thanks for sharing, I love how you showed us the process to the end results.

Very nice plan!

Oh yeah. That fiber reinforced is the way to go. I built a 40×80 barn when I had my property. That's what used. I went 6 inches thick with with some left over driveway rebar.Can't beat it. You did a fine job. Looks great

That's one hell of a apron. Keep on smiling.

Good seeing your dad working with ya !

Thanks. Really fun to watch! Great crew!👏🏻👍🏻🍀🍀🍀

That's one big apron. I am sure it'll be an awesome addition. Great job.

It's always a pleasure to subscribe for you. We appreciate your videos and your comments.

Looking good, enjoy watching your videos.

Big job you guys handled it no problem looks great way to go see ya on the next one 😊

Thanks for the informative, behind scenes glimpse into your infrastructure. Surprised to see the wrecking ball didn't need much height to provide the impact needed to crack the old concrete.

That Jerr Dan is looking bomb proof. Great job by all the men…and woman. Best regards ya’ll

Great family and co-worker project, done correctly and it will last.

This is a no nonsense information dissemination channel 👍awesome!

Awesome job boy's looks great

Adding another item to the list of features for my dream shop

You (may) have no idea how truly interesting your videos are, especially to us paper pushers and fellas & gals stuck behind screens and monitors and boxed into cubicles; this is wonderful being able to watch the many things you do OUTSIDE. Many thanks for your shares and videos! Happy New Year! 🥳🥳🥳

Always building the business and expediting jobs good to see in this procrastinating world 2-day.

Truly, a family video! Great job by all, and looks like it will make a wonderful addition.

Fascinating insight. That's a lot of work; fast forward glosses over that effort.

awesome video Clint with a lot happening and a beautiful finish!

Awesome job u got a great crew of guys working with u there keep up the good work men

big project clind very nice loking

I like it, makes sense to me, looks good to boot, nice idea capping the outside ends of the beams. Thanks for the tag along video young man.

Another great video keep them coming please

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, ideas and videos. Always impressed with your builds. Wishing you your family and crew the best.

The pad looks great.

Keep it coming your company Ideas and improvements are out in the future and keeping your company future busines plans ahead for your boys. One of the best shop floor extensions I ever saw.

Great video of how you do your concrete with the I beams

Taking care of property - business acumen is tops - all learning on the job in some instances. Fantastic explanation on process.

It looks awesome

I really enjoy your videos. You need to get Randy setup with a Go Pro of dirty vehicles and guide him to capture the power washing and cleaning of the vehicles. KZfaq stats show views are very high. You already have it there. Just film it. 2 a week would be great. 30 to 40 minute video. 👍

excellent explanation.

Awesome work

Gosh dang, I love your videos. This is my dream, to own and run a shop like this, to know as much as you do. Man I love it.

Great Video! Keep them Coming!

Needed good ol' Dad in on the job,too. That eye and experience makes things go easier.