$250,000 Landscaping Job in 51 DAYS! (TIMELAPSE)

[@josevillanueva9705]

Congrats Tigran, that's a beautiful work

[@josevillanueva9705]

Beautiful work Tigran

[@tomhunt6487]

Love this job, the style is really cool

[@TheGreatEscape77]

i think brick is ugly but it dose match the house ..so good job!

[@Lawn-Stewards]

Y'all did an awesome job.. I just laugh because maybe 5 people could afford something like that in my area 😂 blows my mind

[@ezekielsandoval8405]

Looks great! Was wondering what base layer you use for the pavers ?

[@jacobs-uo6si]

I wonder what the equivalent of spending 250,000 in cali is vs somewhere in the Midwest? Like is this a 50-100k job in the Midwest and it’s just so much more expensive due to material and labor cost in cali?

[@Raybueno2020]

Here in Chicago that might be around $170-200k, not too far off

[@seanyiya]

This should’ve been higher cost due to red brick, since it requires way more labor to fit them perfectly. Cost of everything is higher in Cali. But I hated red brick and we spent a lot of money removing and covering it up when we did the landscaping… We just finished with new pool, landscape all 4 side, paver drive way etc located in SoCal..

[@gio_32]

51 days of labor approx 70-80 grand let’s say 100-110 with all the payroll taxes and one off hires. Probably save a little money on trees because of what can successfully grow in Midwest. Bricks are a little cheaper but still expensive… about $1 each brick and 30 percent of the brick you purchase are not usable.

[@spicynoodles144]

Amazing work.

[@Hunter.Simpson]

I will never understand spending $250k on landscaping for a 1 bedroom 1 bathroom house.

[@MrDavidhar]

That house is $3-4M. $250k is not a lot (5%)

[@Hunter.Simpson]

@@MrDavidhar I know, and that's an absurd amount for a tiny house on a tiny lot in a ridiculous liberal big city

[@MrDavidhar]

@@Hunter.Simpson haha true

[@seanyiya]

@@Hunter.Simpsonhouse value just went up another $500k after this is done… LOL

[@Hunter.Simpson]

@@seanyiya So sad. I would hate to be stacked on top of my neighbors like this. The fact they had to buy 15-20 tall shrubs at $1k a piece just for privacy from their nosy neighbors.

[@buzzsaw.]

Fire video 🔥🔥🔥

[@bigsmoke7381]

Personally I would of stepped up the brick wall instead of sloping it up looks kinda janky and I would of did a nice roll lock course to cap off the brick wall but other than that looks nice

[@John-yg3xk]

Looks Good

[@eddiegomez376]

Just did a project using mortar set and it takes a painful delicate amount of time. Hard to leave perfect

[@hunterthegermanshepardsgre2072]

Did you reuse any of the old brick? Great job!

[@MrDavidhar]

Beautiful

[@turbosteelmeat2274]

Man just do concrete edge mix a couple bags and can do any curves

[@philjaxon7262]

Not my style, but I like that you worked w the homeowner and matched their enthusiasm. Fake it till you make it.

[@Ryan-Chicago]

Only $250K, this seems more like a $400k job. You should have probably charged more.

[@robbyfisher2598]

Mannn that looks good t

[@simbiods3]

Design like in the Talos principle pt1, im Johny the Gamer!

[@Realdealandscapingaz]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ronyhernandez3583]

How many guys you had there T

[@premierlandscape448]

Great job apple wood 🪵 😎👍🔥