Great to hear that you haver 2 months of jobs lining up.

Been watching you and Benny for awhile. Amazing skill. Your videos have helped me so much getting through a 2000sqft pool paver deck. Thank you!

Been waiting for this one. Great work and great content. You need some merch with the “Dahhby” on it! 👏🏼😂

Wouldnt miss your posts ... like your 2 man team!

You logic and execution makes a lot of sense! I finally understand the concept of screeding.

Good job, Benny. Way to break up them long joints. 👍 looks clean. Great job, guys!

Benny is always on the border

Wish you were in California. Id hire you guys.

Nice job guys 😊well done ✅

Beautiful!

Lookin Good!

Well done🎉🎉🎉

Love your work, nicely done !

Idk bud there staring to grow on me, like you said. I do like the color blend of them. I love the Genest Grand Katahdin tho. Amazing work either way bud.

Once again, thank you for sharing your video, boss, excellent work and good harmony between colleagues, personally speaking, I think that there is the key to success, harmony between colleagues.

Job turned out awesome brother, quality work.👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Blue 60 all the way guys awesome work I want to tell you both thanks for all the videos it really help me start my pavers in my backyard. Never done them before.👍👍

I like the Genest (Grand K) but my wife picked the Nicolock oceanic blue to be in stalled.

Yep i like these pavers much better

Looking more at this the blocks look great. You don't see the 4 ways because the color variation helps to hide.

Lookin sweeettttt. Our cat skid loader had a door. HAD... it was an outswing that someone left open with the arms up without putting the brace up. They left and came back and the arms sank and ripped the door off lol

Nice job there, I am with Benny on this though. I like the blue pavers better than the grey... And I prefer the curved look better than the "asymmetrical" look... But as long as the customer is happy... that's all that matters!!!! But great workmanship as usual. 👍👍

Looks great dude. I’m about to do a unilock patio similar look. Bro, you need to get a concrete come-along…life changing when you’re putting out chip stone. Been watching victory for a few years now, and decided to try one bc of Ryan. Wow, won’t be going back to an iron rake, and it works good with loam too 👍🏻

Love the work how it came out. Wasn’t feeling the color and style of this pavers. It kind of has a granite look to it and I personally prefer the more basic stone look. But the quality of the work is incredible. 👌🏼

Another nice installation guys! Curious to know how you run lawn irrigation along the edges. How close to the 3/4" gravel can you trench as well as how close can you place the sprinkler bodies to the edge of the paver border and the concrete used to lock it all in without compromising the stability?

Lifting those stones must be hard on the back

Nice video only thing i hate is when using niclolock pavers is when its time to install the poly sand man those joints are so tight that they sometimes alot of the joints are left open/exposed!!

How do you like your new machine?

Looks like benny works harder when you’re not around. 😁 jokes aside, his awesome. Ya’ll make a great team. Busy is good, it’s more important than the KZfaq channel. But then again it’s a good profile stage. Bro, you need a truck.

Beautiful work, Kyle. And good explanation of the different types of pavers. Is Unilock available in your area, and have you ever used their products? That's pretty much all we install. Peace, brother. I hope you're well. John John

Should you always leave a gap between the pavers and the house foundation? Do you need to install any edging, or is chip stone enough to fill the gap and keep the pavers from moving?

Good job! Like them very much and try to do my patio someday. Question, how did you secure the edges? It seemed that you just lay the border pavers right on the chip stone.

Loving the channel, learning alot. How do you estimate the base materials? I want to build a 12' x 29' patio. Augusta, Georgia, sandy soil conitions.

I have a patio stone with a groove pattern in it, I was wondering if that shallow groove should be filled with polymeric sand/ will it chip out over time or should I somehow try and make sure the grooves are cleaned out before setting the sand?

Looks good! Do you ever seal the paver patios you guys build? Just finished a patio and we are wondering the pros/cons.

Any reason for not using a laser ?

What make and model/size trailer is that?

I have been watching all your videos and became a huge fan. In fact, i tore our my patio which i used sand for a base and redoing the whole thing. I do have a question which maybe later in this video. My pavers are not great like the ones you used we had several thousand dollars in pavors and could not afford to buy new 3 pcs sets. So my pavors are 16x16 square and have a pattern. After watching your videos though i am not following the pattern and laying them out as ramdon as i can and it looks much better. As i have got a good amount done i have concerns that the joints are tight. Like 1/16th tight and internet says not to use polymeric sand. The only option would be to lay like tile floors with spacersbut then i worried about compacting and the pavers shifting. I actually stopped for a bit because i did not know what was best. Seeing this job gives me a since of direction. Sounds like your going to use the polymeric sand with this tight joint. Are you feeling that this is going too work with no issues? Do you think i am heading down the correct path keeping the blocks as tight as possible? Would love to know your opinion.

Question, is it just you and the other guy as the crew? I have subs do work but I'm really interested in doing most of the jobs myself with my 25 year old son. Do you hire extra help for larger jobs? I'm learning a lot I love your channel, I'm in socal. Thank you, J