wish I had a crew of guys like Jim

I like how no one stands around when there is work to do. If someone sees a job that needs doing they do it. You've got a well trained crew Tom, great video, thumbs up.

Love the slate stamping.

TOM, watchin you and Steve trowel that sidewalk on opposite sides of each other...... Teacher and student,.... Father and Son,... Working together, finishing as one. Awesome Stuff ,Both in bonding concrete,.... and Family .

Nice job. Homeowner should be very happy with the outcome. Stay safe.

What always like me in each video is the coordination that exist as a group, the excellent, kind and executive work relation among you all, which means everyone doing the BEST and is not a minor issue and defines a result of excellence. As always your work is amazing! Waiting your next video.

i really like seeing the long, laminated hand floats. Before I started doing my own concrete work, a finisher poured a sloped driveway like that and left a puddle up by the garage.

You all make a very hard job look so easy. Great video as usual 👌

Great looking work. Outstanding crew from the videos. Love how you always have the guy’s lifting the wire and rebar.

Very cool process with an amazing look.

Looks terrific! Love the depth and color.

i didn't know you had circus performers working for you, balancing on a 2x4.HAHAHAHAHAHA. i like how ya'll have such great balance

Kept everyone hopping, neat pour, great read on the humidity and mist excellent job Tom

Thank you for the shirt. Received it yesterday from the contest. Have a good week!

Nice work guys 👦👏👍 !!

Very nice. Thanks for the video.

Tom you should steal a page from the commercial concrete trade and use re-entry steel in those driveway entrances that keep cracking . cut a 2 foot piece and span that joint with one foot either side . 2 or 3 should do the trick . Reinforcing steel will never prevent a crack , but boy does it hold it together nice and tight after the fact .

Beautiful job as always! 👍👍👍

Nothing like professionals! Beautiful!

Very nice

Great job.... l like how you explain what you’re doing

neighbors dogs and cats are waiting hahha another fantastic finish , good try on mesh hard to keep it up with size 14 shoess hahaha

All the men know what to do and when to do it ! How long did it take to train them ? Love watching you men !!💕💕💕

Excelente y muy bonito trabajo felicitaciones 👌👌👌 quedó muy hermoso el trabajo del concreto estampado 👏👏😍 saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱👌💯

looks like easy money

Can you explain a "fresno" finish

Is this an unusually high rainfall year in PA?

Let your workers know on the wheelbarrow put your thumbs on top facing forward for balance

Does the final dried path stay that sheen glow or reflection. What I see.i likesd what I saw.

Could you possibly leafblow the surface in those times when you’re waiting for the excess moisture to evaporate on top ? Or is that risky for the concrete

Where are you guys located?

How difficult is it to shovel snow from a stamped sidewalk? Is packed snow (ice) a problem?

The guy in the yellow must be new?

If i were the customer here, I'd want to see how close you can get to making it look like slate. Can you go all the way to black?

How deep do those cuts go down?

HOW OLD WAS YOUR SON , TOM WHEN HE STARTED WORK FOR YOU -- OR WHEN HE GOT INTO CONCRETE WORK ''''I LIKE TO SEE A FATHER AND SON WORK TOGETHER '''

Is the antiquing water based or solvent based?

Who’s the guy in the green shirt?

How many times has it happened that you get ready for concrete job, that you have to wait for the weather to get caught up on the different jobs?

What are the benefits of a concrete driveway versus a black top? Also, the price difference. Thanks! Love the vids.

That was an absurdly long intro.

Is just not fight. You do all that work add the broom finish and after all of that you add those super slippery edges… That is a huge problem especially in the winter…

I see no one picked up on what was rule #1 in the portland cement associations handbook Rule 1 states NEVER , NEVER EVER EVER EVER NEVER Trowel exterior concrete . no matter how "pretty " it makes the stamped look . you really should never do it . you want that surface to be able to resist freeze thaw and troweling does not permit any of that . Also it makes them slick as @#$% when water gets on it . Try a partially turned float , looks just as good without all the ill side effects .

I'd like to give you a like, but can't because of the noise you call music.