Pouring Concrete 70'x160' Somero Laser Screed| Bonners Ferry Idaho

[@janeschiffler5347]

Good Simple Living would really love for you to help them when they put the roof on their house. You did a fabulous job on their pole barn!

[@sethtromburg1589]

Unfathomably awesome guys. Huge slab.

[@debrajones7349]

Man someone is going to be happy to get that huge pole barn!

[@kennycormier6270]

Good Simple Living sent me to your channel. Having watched this video, I love it already.

[@waynegallaher3929]

Amazing work. I have never seen a laser screed or a rider screed before.

[@krhunt629]

Actually that was amazing to me. I didn't know such a vast surface area could be poured in one go as a single surface. I figured it would require multiple sections poured separately yet connected. In glad you posted it. Cool.

[@KoverageContractors]

Thanks 🙏 that laser screed makes it possible.

[@botanicaljones]

Great video!!!!

[@KoverageContractors]

Thanks 🙏

[@cherylskiles8524]

Great concrete pour! I hear you guys do roofs too? LOL!

[@KoverageContractors]

Ya, what you heard I correct. Usually we do the whole building ;) but there is always exceptions to make. We are actually really working on the logistics and details and hoping to make it work to do their roof :):)

[@UmerKhan-gw7ud]

Wow that's a big slab..

[@KoverageContractors]

Ya, it was a fun one:)

[@connorsommers5238]

Awsome vid !

[@KoverageContractors]

Thanks bro 🙏 stoked for that subscription 😃

[@KiatTY80]

Good Job

[@chazgeisler6213]

How much did that copper head screws run ya!?Concrete is hard work. You guys did good for the Farley low amount of guys you had.

[@KoverageContractors]

Thanks 🙏 Keith bought it lightly used, not sure how much he paid for it. What type of screed do you use?

[@chazgeisler6213]

@@KoverageContractors we are based out of Ogden Utah. We use a regular viberscreed that is man operated. A lot more labor intensive to do the same work you guys were just doing.

[@pocoyobatista9949]

Next time hire a combo guy

[@makapalatrace8385]

Ha, build Jeremy’s roof!

[@haroldbagley7185]

Why no support for re-bar? It is laying flat on ground.

[@KoverageContractors]

As we pour we lift the rebar and we aim to have it at least 1” above the ground.

[@joeconner9801]

Y no visqueen?

[@KoverageContractors]

We do use Visqueen when we do slabs with hydronic heat. In nothern Idaho we don't have much moisture in the ground and we don't get moisture through the concrete. Where are you from?

[@joeconner9801]

@@KoverageContractors Louisiana. We use it on shops. But don’t believe the moister comes up through the concrete myself. If the slab sweats here it’s normally really humid outside. The moister is in the air. No coming out the ground. I

[@KoverageContractors]

That makes sense, the humidity is generally fairly low out here.

[@joeconner9801]

@@KoverageContractors I believe so. I’ve had shops that I put visqueen under concrete and it still sweats until it’s all closed in.

[@martinfields7998]

Not sure about your reinforcing

[@KoverageContractors]

Referring to our forms?

[@martinfields7998]

Reinforcing in the slab

[@KoverageContractors]

I see, what aren’t you sure about?

[@martinfields7998]

Your workmanship is top class,even your camera work has to be admired but the steel reinforcement wouldn't cut it here in ireland

[@KoverageContractors]

Thanks, I really appreciate that🙏 I have always wanted to go to Ireland! Ya, I am sure there are few different requirements for different applications from country to country.

[@user-zu2bw7ig5v]

Those copper head screeds are terrible. There's a reason they don't make them anymore. That slab was not flat at all. This guy knows just enough to be dangerous. Why only 1 rider? Also when you burn the slab off why dont you run a nice straight pattern across the whole slab rather than here and there and everywhere.