Cost Analysis of A Block Wall vs Concrete Wall

[@ammonjones4928]

I love these videos, really helps me learn and see things as you see them.

[@kenscott963]

@@ammonjones4928 Thanks man. I try to be useful. KS

[@westaner]

no rebar?

[@kevincabral6749]

Awesome!!

[@MM-es9mr]

Form clips and wood cleats instead of wasting 2x4. Clips you save half per site if you nail them to footing, wood cleats unconsumed just reuse

[@D2O2]

Having 50% of your material cost being thrown in the trash with the concrete example is crazy.....

[@mgraen]

4:25 Sometimes a given trade is booked way out, too, and just not available.

[@kenscott963]

@@mgraen Exactly. The supply and demand dynamic is fluid and changing frequently. The trending difficulty for the U.S. is lack of young people good ng into the trades. If a young guy is ambitious and likes construction, he will be able to do very well for the foreseeable future.

[@golddog7747]

Or you can rent forms and save a bunch of money. And a 4' tall wall won't require a pump. Good basic information but its just basic information. There are a lot of other variable.

[@seau92037]

It's 36 blocks, not 48.