Cleaning Up a Backyard

[@garydillon3960]

Have fun at the beach Willie. John you all do good work and I agree that the price that you charge is your business. God Bless and stay safe.

[@billfeldman3234]

You and your MAN Rock Good Job Looks Good!!!

[@stephenherman3734]

John and his guys did an awesome job on our backyard. We couldn't be happier, opened up 1/3 of the backyard that was unusable. Thanks guys.

[@victoriabyrd9166]

That's how my pro crew gets it done good job fellas

[@sandradealtonaga6603]

Always look amazing

[@Ironmen-d5g]

John you are a nice guy! God bless you and your team. Like to watch what you are doing sitting here in Idaho. Hardworking brother. God bless your business !

[@cyndig9915]

I love seeing young people having a good work attitude, wish more would take after theses young men. Love your video’s

[@gregorybondi5220]

Another nicely complete job. It always looks great!

[@gregorybondi5220]

Never a need to share your prices. Some jobs are easy, some are not, and if they need the cost, they need to be inquiring as part of a job! Its your business -- not theirs!

[@wendyandjodymaillet7503]

Stay safe out there guys! Awesome job!

[@AshRowan]

Logically I /know/ backyards don’t just “exist” that they have to be created. But watching this is so surreal that this is a legit job that has to be done. It’s so fun and fascinating to watch. It’s just one of those things you don’t think about having to happen.

[@AshRowan]

And then when you’re done, it looks like it’s always been like that, rather than something I just watched happen.

[@forky-reviews-and-rants]

The start was so good it was like a cartoon sketch...the tree hanging on for life "No I don`t wanna be mulched".....Good clean job again guys ..Stay Safe UBC

[@j.hawkins5586]

Love seeing people here in Greenville doing great jobs.. keep it up y'all!!

[@davidbrickey5925]

Actually it’s none of our business what you charge per job. That’s personal stuff. And a person shouldn’t even ask. But whatever you charge I believe it’s just because you do good work you guys be safe out there.👍☕️🍀.

[@philglover2973]

Excellent video top team awesome thanks

[@DJinOcalaFla]

You guys are a small but hard working crew and do a great job!

[@kaisergeorge1000]

Another great video thank you plus I liked what you said in a nutshell it’s your business what you charge no one else’s god bless 🇬🇧

[@1013redoak]

Another beautiful job! You've got a great crew!

[@vids2002]

Great job as always. Stay hydrated guys

[@logansimpson305]

Great video

[@jacknevitt7384]

Good work guys! Especially in this crazy heat. Stay safe out there.

[@dilligafdude9434]

This looks like so much fun...just ramming through brush and destroying everything. My God that RT120 is a bEAST! Definitely would be playing Symphony of Destruction by Megadeth on the radio. Lol

[@michaelkoop6731]

Great job guys looks good.

[@robincoker225]

love the videos but you really need to re pin that excavator bucket, as a owner operator myself that rattling makes my skin crawl lol, find these mulching videos fascinating, amazing machines for the job they do.

[@bryanlenihan5012]

Totally agree

[@sethfroman7044]

Barffff!! I couldn’t even imagine working out and doing physical labor like this, in the southern heat, all while wearing pants and other protective gear. Getting heat stroke just thinking about it. I’ll take my Upstate NY summer weather over southern summers any day lol. But great work and so glad I stumbled upon this channel. New sub here!!

[@Zebrails]

Cool that your business is multipurpose. I'm sure you could be busy seven days a week. You need rest and fun, too... maintain your tools of business as well. Great videos, seldom ever the same. John BC, Canada (nee WI, MN, OK)

[@daniele.woodhead1218]

5⭐ video love the channel fan from Gaffney South Carolina ✌️♥️🙏

[@gregallsup9522]

Awesome Job!!

[@victoriabyrd9166]

My Pro crew, y'all did a good job to the backyard.

[@merrittanderson5429]

Big or small these guys do it right! I’ve used them. Highly recommended!

[@bigwallyhdfb]

Great work

[@yeagerxp]

Excellent work👍👍👍. Thanks for sharing. And NO!!!! I don't care to know your prices. WTF is the matter with people

[@vernellking2301]

Very nice job, I wish you were in my area (Atlanta Georgia). I have about a 1/2 acre that need Mulching. I have contacted a company to this job. Again nice job

[@UpstateBrushControl]

Sounds great! Good luck!

[@JayStephens8]

Love your content keep up the good work

[@randyhughes5160]

I don’t blame you if you put all your business out there they will take advantage of you

[@MarkSmith-vb7ym]

A great job guys I thought I seen ice down Bud light in the backseat

[@tayonacummings]

Enjoyed that as usual and I think it wise not to share your prices on here or others may under cut you.

[@nathanscott7910]

When I was a General Contractor I would price according to the job. I did mainly remodel work, room additions, decks, plumbing, etc. For example, the costs for building a home on the beach verses building one in the mountains is drastically different.

[@eugenejohnson5822]

Good stuff! By all means, keep your financial business to yourself!

[@sylviaprudhomme5417]

Good job

[@RumMonkeyable]

Retention pond has been neglected for quite a while. Needs to be completely cleared of all vegetation and regraded for proper drainage. Don't image it will drain dry without removing built up silt and mud.

[@gman8260]

You better hope for a hot dry Summer, because I don't think that pond area is ever going to dry out!!!!

[@AntoniEmanuel7328]

I live in an apartment in London England. I’m never going to do this or require anyone to do this for me. So why do I watch every second of your videos ? And sometimes twice.

[@kevinwilliams8662]

Take out everything you can't run over, my favorite.

[@davidglaum2538]

That looks great now how can the land owner keep it like that? What equipment does he have to use?

[@bmckinney1316]

Great videos John! Do you turn the captions on or does KZbin do that! I need them I am hard of hearing and it sure helps ! Thanks for taking us along on your cutting and dirt work experiences! Bullet Bob from Texa# 🤠🤠🤠👍👍👍!

[@UpstateBrushControl]

Thanks for watching Bob! We'll look into the closed captioning option for ya!

[@dam4274]

There’s a guy here in Terrebonne parish, Louisiana that has a setup like this. Better than any bush hog.

[@cathiwim]

Josh, keep up the good work and one day you may be as good as Chris Guins! #Letsdig18 ! Hey John, you might want to invest in a set of Speedbinders and a Dewalt drill! Makes fast work of loading/unloading. #DirtPerfect uses them all the time!

[@VenomCultist500]

"Aye erry' body, its john with upstate brush control" I look forward to that every video hahah can we get that on a shirt?

[@loisdamra9062]

Thank you so much for translating that. I generally think I have a good ear for accents but never could get this.

[@stevehardman960]

Hahahah small back yard ....thats a full housing estate here in the UK ...keep up with the hard work ...♥️♥️♥️🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

[@Rickimusic]

On average, in the suburbs of cities, in the USA, a 1 acre lot is common. The size is thus due to septic tank drain field requirements. It was common for folks to buy two or three lots. When this started hot and heavy in the 70s and 80s, the lots went for $5 k to $10 k per acre, depending on where one lives of course. In some counties in NC, land can still be had for 2 to 4 k an acre while in prime areas, such as Nags Head, NC; the lots are 100 k and more for a postage stamp lot of 1/4 acre.

[@trickydicky78s3]

@@Rickimusic Damn, around my way here in England and im not even prime just about average, you will be doing good to get 1/4 acre for £500,000, prime areas not so far away easily 4 times that amount. Thats the difference between an island thats over populated and the US with hundreds of thousands of hectares not even touched i guess.

[@stevehardman960]

@@Rickimusic thanks for your reply it was very informative the average house plot in the uk would be about 30ft by 150ft and the house is 20 by 30 thats if your lucky here in the north of the UK PRICE will be 200/500k ...stay safe and well and god bless the USA

[@jessehosey3543]

Watching this is a whole lot better than watching some Australian guy edge a sidewalk....😊😊😊😊

[@chrisrussell8903]

Do you guys even know what rocks are? LOL. Every 10 feet we have boulders here in Maine. Great work. Always looks good.

[@houndsmanone4563]

Hey there, John. We have similar weather southeast NC. Really like that forest mulcher action. Have you hit any ground bees while mulching? I was wondering how safe you are in there with those nasty kamakazis. They don't play around, buddy. Enjoyed a full-watch. Take it easy and thanks for the video.

[@chronically.advocating]

I am honestly disappointed at that engineer who built that retention pond. Leech field, around a foundation, in a retaining wall it doesn't matter they should be wrapping a silt sock around that drain tile or those drain tiles quickly become useless all plugged up with silt. Good on you for fixing an engineers mistake.

[@silvergrizzly316]

I seen Willie take that poison ivy leaves and just grind the spores into his hand, lol, he must be immune to it. I got it on my hands one year, not knowing it and went to water the bushes, BAD BAD MISTAKE 😳😤😤😤 Two weeks of pain and misery!!! Enjoy the beach ⛱ 😎 Willie... 🤙🤙

[@williamwalker6592]

Silver Grizzly it doesn’t bother me at all

[@mattyi91]

I do landscaping and cut up poison ivy with a weed eater and I’ve never had it bother me. Weird how it doesn’t affect some people

[@chrisrogers8760]

I think you said Retention pond but i couldn't tell. Retention ponds "retain" water. Detention ponds only hold water during storms and release at a controlled rate. Generally the detention ponds here where I'm at, are designed to empty within 24-48 hours. What your working on is called a water quality pond when they have in ground drainage system. They hold water and sloooowly drain through the french drain. A water quality pond is a dumb design if you ask me and they always hold water no matter what. I wonder if the county would let you plug those two holes at the bottom of the pipe for the leach field, and core drill a new orifice where the bottom of the pond is supposed to be, dig out a micro pool, and install a check dam. You would probably have to get an engineer to draw up plans, but it would be a lot easier to do and maintain. Love the videos, I have over heard people in Augusta bring your name up so you have lots of fans around here.

[@milleb17020]

No officer I haven't been drinking, that doggone tree just kept jumping in front of me. Lol

[@scruffy6151]

👍👍

[@GrandmaJamieT]

Need about 3 acres cleared. No pond work though.

[@mattfetters7321]

Man i know you don't talk about it much but you have to give that e45 some respect When will bobcat get something close to that asv

[@steadfastlandworks9881]

What kind pole saws do you guys use? We have echo, and can’t stand them.

[@alansmith4734]

19:12 KZbin's version of Manscaping! =P

[@stevenrose3554]

Morning John, what camera are you shouting all your footage with? Thanks

[@UpstateBrushControl]

Gopro 9 and 10

[@jeremycinpinski4763]

Tell Josh if he thinks he comes in contact to poison ivy hit the areas with rubbing alcohol it works I have to do it myself and also not to eat cashews because they are a part of the poison ivy family so it will be just like touching poison ivy if he eats them

[@twist7799]

You should call that machine the RYNO, Rip Ya a New One.!

[@daveschmidt5713]

What happens if you grind up poison ivy? Can the ground up debris still be irritating?

[@donsmith6235]

Why even bring up the cost question if you’re not going to be up front and transparent. If your rates are competitive why not state them. I get it, it’s sometimes a bid proposal, but workmanship should be worth the price.

[@dmitryberesnev5906]

Hey, John, how about snakes and mites in your business ?

[@ericwilcox9863]

OMG, John, pay your employees more so they can buy food! They are soooo skinny!!

[@beanyboy1508]

Employees don’t get to eat during the day, duh.

[@GHuber-xh5vv]

I guess, you are 250 pound.

[@andylarner3531]

Must be fun destroying all the useless crap

[@GrandmaJamieT]

Do you know anyone in Bedford VA that does this.

[@cathiwim]

Jamie Terry there might be someone in Roanoke

[@martincorbitt1979]

Do you think it would be possibly to weld on & build up on those cutting teeth with good hard welding rod, then put the edge back on with a 4 inch side grinder???Martin in South Ga

[@chargermopar]

Tiny backyard LOL. You have not seen tiny until you see a Miami backyard.

[@clarkedgaredgar4214]

The price that you charge is nobody's business but you and the customer.

[@dixiemae5042]

I was there second

[@nathanscott7910]

I bet you guys bounce around in your sleep from being in those machines all day.

[@anthonybanks2979]

dont tell your prices to anyone .

[@thisguyfromyoutubesaid1537]

16:30 that guys messed up hes gonna tranfer it to someone

[@jimp.4531]

man are they fighting back. do you hear any bad language from them ?

[@keepingdistance4404]

Please wear eye protection and gloves. It's all good and fun until you are taking one of your employees to the ER and realize how cheap PPE is in comparison to apologizing to someone's momma.

[@oldtrio1]

cleaning up a

[@bengerman9648]

Little tiny backyard? Don't hang out in cities to much, do ya? Lol

[@larryfeeks6620]

John, those boys look like they're being tossed back and to in a popcorn bag.. But them boys some proper equipment or let 'an go.

[@Pedroforpresident2024]

how much the lazy homeowner pay to have it done? they still going to take your business regardless of you sharing the price or not.

[@enjoythevibez5605]

your videos are too long for the same stuff over and over again, i can skip through 5 secs at a time and understand what's happeing, without watching the entire video, like the content, but vids are way too long