A-Pak Paving Resurfaces Our Asphalt Driveway

[@FrostyThundertrod]

I am a asphalt worker from Michigan, There is many problems with this work, 1. The but joint at the road is to narrow making the bump up over the curb to high. 2. no tack was applied to the old asphalt, with out the tack the new asphalt and old asphalt will move differently and the new surface will end up peeling up. 3. The mix used has to large aggregate in it judging by the video, it is probably a binder mix , not a surface mix 4. The mix appears to be cold meaning it wont bind together has well.

[@sanantoniotonight5569]

Bingo on all counts!

[@jamesrosenkranz9850]

Not to mention how long it seemed to take before they rolled it..

[@outragedgamer1288]

I pave over here in ny and i am damn near in tears watching this. It is so bad

[@BadBadgerTrollAccount172]

Also looks like a lip at the garage, nothing like rain on the garage floor!

[@lomparti]

Homeowner probably went with the cheapest bid. Also the fact they’re doing asphalt work in sneakers is a dead giveaway these guys are a joke.

[@mathersdavis]

Always good to see a man put in some honest money in his pocket the hard way

[@Nexxon22]

My brother and I are pretty big pavers and idk but I like watching these

[@whatsmyname1288]

Satisfaction to watch, hell in real life. I worked with driveways by us with Billy.

[@kanifuker721]

I thought the crew from Deliverance had come to lay your driveway.

[@shaneo33t]

They have a bobcat and pull it up by hand

[@stevevlietstra629]

I'm shocked they didn't shovel from the truck into the paver lol. They made a day of it I guess

[@kuntry7278]

+Steve Vlietstra i wondered why they didn't do it in 2 pulls instead of making the noob shovel in 2 foot all the way down the drive. also why not use bobcst to pick up old asphalt, its what we do. also why not dump truck directly into hopper. thats what it is designed for

[@rudyishoggin]

+Kuntry72 or pull a half a pass then a full

[@asyraf296]

yeahh, I can't brain it...

[@smokingbluedream]

What a bunch of dildos

[@lisab3396]

On observation, I have a few thoughts and concerns. 1) The original asphalt at the top end looked somewhat level with the garage floor. 2) These guys cut out/remove about three feet across the top and then fill in with new asphalt to the floor level. 3) They add what appears to be 2" to 4" of fresh asphalt to the entire driveway and thus raising the asphalt at the top peek to be higher than the garage floor. That would seem to cause a grade/slope towards the garage and thus with heavy rains could cause water to pool at the garage door or even leak into the garage. 4) I did not see the contractor heat up to prepare for the new asphalt to bind to and neither did I see them use a hot asphalt liquid binder. With those thoughts and observations, I would suspect that the new asphalt will begin cracking and breaking away within a relatively very short time.

[@rowdystanley2174]

Cheap prick shouldve payed for it then 👍

[@lomparti]

Looks like homeowner went with the cheapest bid.

[@blktop]

i do asphalt videos too! :)

[@RyanJohn93]

This kills me to watch. I work in highway maintenance on a main trunk road through Scotland doing all types of roadworks and especially resurfacing.. can't believe how bad they did this.

[@sanantoniotonight5569]

Indeed. What a ripoff!

[@monicabarker3871]

The bobcat.should have.had a teeth bucket

[@SinnerSince1962]

It looks pretty porous to me. But so did mine when it was laid. I wasn't happy with my edges as they looked a little ragged, but I can see the same thing in this video. Compaction while hot is the key.

[@2guyskayaking249]

If done right your supposed to use a rake to tap the edges as you go, then whack the edges, when done right you get a consistent straight edge

[@DavidWvu]

I was in the asphalt business for 35 years. They actually did a great job with the edges the way they compacted it. Once the dirt birm was raked back up to the edges it will look awesome.

[@mukbangreversed]

can we get an update on this? i mean is it still strong? or is there a video about it? let me check

[@johnprentice2546]

I work in the industry and i think the methods employed were very labour intensive. An excavator could do the job of digging out and compacting some areas also a vib plate would have been handie.

[@jamalwoods9649]

*handy

[@johnprentice2546]

@@jamalwoods9649 predictive spelling or mabey i was a bit pissed.😆🍻

[@Modelo646]

@@jamalwoods9649 I hate these typo corector people.

[@imissme8313]

Right lmao they had a whole skid loader … why not use the forks to get under the old and lift it up and just use the bucket to scoop it all up they just wasted so much time and enegergy

[@Modelo646]

@@imissme8313 working that way will damage compacted ground under the asphalt and it will ad more work to redo it.

[@YetSoAsByFire]

Did they tell you that all of the damage that the older asphalt had, that they paved over, will soon make its way through the new layer?

[@JD-kg3mx]

Right mate! The only way to do the right job is a total tear out and to replace with stone, binder and top.

[@UncleDonDon]

I wasn't there, but it looks like cold mix. Always use tack! Way too much coarse aggregate in that mix.

[@dennislaws5187]

Great looking finished product, but I too noticed large stone in mix and lack of tack.

[@commonsense3482]

Was surprised more of the original surface not removed and that there was now border edging added

[@justinmillsap9932]

Roll/vibrate those hand joints you raked almost immediately just pinching them in, don’t step those in. Turn the burners on and let it heat up before taking off, the screed finally got hot 3/4 of the way through the driveway and tightened up the mat, no tack could make it slip where they turn into the driveway. We all do it a little differently though, finish looked good.

[@kalkanmods685]

5:08 What a good way to put the left over goods

[@Modelo646]

Weird shape.

[@jerrygsvt]

They didn’t tack coat over the existing driveway. That’s going to peel up and crack in no time.

[@jakeoz4521]

Looked like it wasnt even hot.. that's a crap job

[@EyezLikaFox̌]

They didnt even put any type of processed stone down on the sides where they widened it!

[@danvetor1365]

Yup! Right over the old cracks and everything. Surprised they put this on KZbin!

[@dilbertleadbetter8481]

I have seen it done several times. They waited way to long to heavy roll it. Poorly done over all. Also why did you get billy bob's back yard paving to do this. They looked and acted so unprofessional.

[@jakeoz4521]

@@dilbertleadbetter8481 it was the definition "fly by night" crew wasn't it. So much they did half assed at best. I wouldn't let anyone video anything like that, let alone post it . 🤣

[@rrrohan2288]

for a moment i thought that guy was going to compact the whole thing with those boot things lol

[@segundorivas1]

LOL

[@urilgal]

Ithink it was more to smooth the surface ratter than compacting XD

[@OMARRIOO]

rrrohan2288 same lol i felt bad

[@naumanafzal4450]

Marc Couillard I did

[@Mj-hr7wv]

rrrohan2288 thats exactly what I was thinking too

[@kierenhudson6331]

In the uk we install concrete edging to give the tarmac/ashfault a neat edged finish. You should do same in America.

[@Modelo646]

It is not specific to a country. The customer is given a choice an benefits of what they want to do.

[@coltc413]

These boys earned there money today that's for sure. Nice job.

[@spookerr]

Just had mine done. Very similar to yours except I double wided it from single 2 car lane to a double wide onto virgin lawn, enough for 4 cars total if needed. my driveway is also is lil rough. But still not as rough as yours. I would say 20% less rough. My total cost was $2200.

[@blktop]

i do asphalt videos too! :)

[@kentjones9525]

39 years experience I saw no tack coat to bond the old to the new

[@stanisawkurowski5830]

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[@dieseldelany71]

It’s a driveway not a road

[@kamalalama-lama-ding-dong4452]

That's the only thing you have to say about this?

[@donaldbaker8025]

Driveway or road anytime you’re going new to old you need a bonding agent (tack/A1), but that’s guys are small and just starting I would assume with the lack of PPE, but I’ve seen much worse

[@ThePerpetualStudent]

Can someone educate me as to why one would asphalt their driveway and not use concrete, stone, or pavers?

[@mikek21216]

its preference based on pros and cons. asphalt is cheaper for one but requires more maintenance. Concrete will probably last longer depending on where you live. places that are cold, snowy with lots of salt will probably steer you away from concrete because of ice and temperate changes

[@dirtytom5738]

+mikek21216 yea it has alot to do with weather like in nj everyone has asphalt bc salt and snow eat concrete right up i had to replace my walkway early this year bc of it

[@sheenagoldsmith3748]

What a good job you are doing today and tomorrow at work

[@dubez3784]

so a few more thoughts . they did not put emulsion on any joints or the driveway itself considering its an overlay . they waited way too long to put the roller on , you need to pave it in a way that you can get the roller on fast so you can get proper compaction ( pull it in 2 passes , not 1 pass and do 18" by hand ) and 1 more thing is when they did roll I couldn't hear if he was running the vibes or not , with a roller that small you need to vide both ways during the breakdown process then roll it static during the back roll process. just a few observations from a 21 year vet and an owner of my own paving company ( not one like this either , I have 32 employees, 3 pavers , 2.5 crews and do over 13 mill per year in revenue )

[@mopar574]

Why do we park on driveways and drive on parkways?

[@markschueller2795]

Thanks for sharing this with a few

[@epistte]

+Mark Schueller That is an old George Carlin line.

[@flamecranium7787]

why do we cook bacon, and bake cookies?

[@almasdacic9535]

Mo Par ss

[@Dreadwill]

Why is it called a building when it's already built? And why are they called apartments when they are not apart?

[@MboilsUkt99]

Yes Tac coat should be used but its a straight driveway and doubt any large vehicles will be turning on it so I'm sure it'll be fine and won't break up.

[@NorthernAviation]

I'm not sure what my life has become to be watching this

[@Automedon2]

+Fergus Allan I was thinking the exact same thing. I need to read books or something.

[@19Dad84bod]

Hahaha took words right out of my mouth

[@Boobtube.]

+Fergus Allan me 3, why did I just watch this? I wonder why they took the lightest guy on the crew and gave him the "shoe tamper" job. Should that not go to the heaviest guy?

[@freqnlodown]

+Fergus Allan It's a slow decline. Just embrace it.

[@SaucySoviet]

+Fergus Allan I was watching people in singapore play 8 ball pool and ended up here to conclude the night... 2:25am... How I ended here I know not..

[@QuikszilvA]

At first I thought it was a new style of paving . Than after re reading the title about 347 times I realized A-Pak was the name of the company

[@sawsansharafi844]

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[@danielnakic1815]

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[@danielnakic1815]

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[@danielnakic1815]

Lll

[@carloseufragio5131]

Que bello sería que en Honduras los gobernantes pasados y presentes apoyaran la juventud así , no habría inmigración. Felicidades por ese gran trabajo jóvenes de donde sean

[@BuddelTitan]

At first I thought that cannot be good, but it ends in perfection 😎👍

[@jojolbugisi7576]

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[@95roadie]

Nowhere near perfection. Homeowner would’ve been better off leaving it alone.

[@blktop]

Hey, I do seal coating time lapse videos, check em out tell me what you think :) thanks

[@macsloan58]

I love that the guy who looks as if he is the elder statesman on the crew grabs hold of the slabs being torn up and tosses them into the bucket.

[@Clamen]

Im only 21 but i was laughing when i seen them removing it by hand when they have a bobcat lmao

[@abelincoln332]

Maybe that is how they lift weights, save money not going to the gym! LOL

[@moist5717]

When you SAW them removing it by hand. What does your age have to do with laughing at their extra work?

[@lilmidgey6927]

im trying to figure out what message is youtube sending me could it be my future?

[@elsareis]

❤

[@stevesteve4383]

They used the old asphalt for the base after removing bad spots thats fine and standard operating procedure unless the homeowner wanted to pay for a complete tear out and start from scratch not necessary on that one! I did not see any tac coat applied to help bond the hot asphalt to the base however maybe they did . Nice job men!

[@mickberry9991]

it is strange as to how relaxing this was just to watch

[@francescotriches3941]

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[@randallwingett]

I recorded this video, with the knowledge of A-Pak Paving, simply to document this fascinating and noisy process, to practice my video skills, and to share a new video with my growing KZbin audience. After we sold our Hidden Hollows property, there hasn't been much going on worthy of of such an effort. That said, I am amazed by the number of views and comments on this video, and somewhat concerned over the quality of A-Pak's asphalt re-surfacing work. At the very least, I will post a follow-up video so you can see how well our new driveway is holding up...or not...that is if we are still here. Thank you for watching my videos, and Happy Holidays!

[@Rick_Dunaway]

+Randall Wingett I enjoyed the video, thank you sir!

[@poida84]

+Randall Wingett thanks for the video that randomly popped up on my what to watch :D i enjoyed it watched it all too

[@jlbelshan]

+Randall Wingett thanks for posting this. Nicely shot. Looking forward to a follow-up some time in the future, and I hope it holds up for you. Hopefully it will turn out that it doesn't need to be built to highway standards in order to handle driveway traffic for a long time.

[@alexmac8567]

Hi Randall

[@auroragios]

+Randall Wingett Informative video

[@ExcavatoratWork]

I love watching such machines working.

[@mhansome1]

The Men? Kidding, don't get riled.

[@nicolecarre2577]

W. Scf

[@nicolecarre2577]

🎉11

[@nicolecarre2577]

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[@nicolecarre2577]

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[@dweebsmasher]

double steel finally makes an appearance at 5:40. this was so interesting to watch considering i'm in the industry. I was wondering what the hell i was watching for the first 5 minutes though.

[@ekimcon8829]

That was painful to watch. They did way more hand work then necessary. And why did that guy compact it with his feet. They did it all the hard way

[@СтаниславАксенов-й1й]

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[@imwithstoopid4443]

@@СтаниславАксенов-й1й "o" In full aggrement.

[@geedubb-q1u]

I didn’t know Puma made Safety runners. I gotta check them out.

[@daandemeyer1708]

Let's work in construction wearing puma's make a video and put it online.

[@markbooket6477]

The guy with the shoes is called "The hotstepper". That's where the song comes from. ( "Here Comes The Hotstepper". )

[@djkingdwayne]

i thought they were paving with cold patch til i saw a puff of steam,helps to have a hotter material

[@elizasallahu7636]

,jwkfjah

[@arthurkuntz1525]

I think instead of pick and shovel to get the old black top up a little fork lift would work once they get under black top it would save alot of backs

[@imissme8313]

And then use the bucket to scoop it up

[@markusbierkant5995]

ween the 2 layers at the end. If it wasn't at least a few hours, you really didn't get 2 layers. It's going to cool together as one layer which is not what you want but it's fine for a private driveway. I would have liked to see them put some tack down on the part they didn't tare out so the new stuff sticks to it a little better. The size of the roller was fine for the job, I would have like to have heard his vibrators coming on for at least one pass all the way across for better compaction. 45 ^#

[@BertPle]

Allways respect for hard working people! +1

[@karmadump]

I've been a heavy equipment operator for 22 years and worked in asphalt for the last 7 of them. Kevin in the description is mostly on target. They did pretty nice job. It is nice to have 2 layers if you can, but you can get away with one in a small private driveway like yours. It is not going to see a lot of truck traffic, you aren't going to park a tank on it. It is fine. You can't tell how long they waited between the 2 layers at the end. If it wasn't at least a few hours, you really didn't get 2 layers. It's going to cool together as one layer which is not what you want but it's fine for a private driveway. I would have liked to see them put some tack down on the part they didn't tare out so the new stuff sticks to it a little better. The size of the roller was fine for the job, I would have like to have heard his vibrators coming on for at least one pass all the way across for better compaction.

[@jeremyd86]

you are completely dead on... and with out the tack that resurface isn't going to last

[@themonkeyhand]

I noticed they need to stay off for 5 days, I remember driving on freshly surfaced country roads growing up, are those made differently to allow immediate use?

[@karmadump]

No. What they mean is don't park on it for 5 days. An asphalt roller works like a rolling pin. Spreading and stretching the asphalt into place. Driving your car on it has a similar but much lesser effect on it. You aren't helping much but as long as it has cooled and been compacted enough that you don't sink in it, you aren't hurting it. Parking is every different. You aren't smoothing and stretching, you are sitting in one spot smashing it. You can ruin that smooth surface and maybe leave indentations where your tires were

[@technost8]

I agree tack and a bit more compaction bit non the less looks good

[@karmadump]

and to be completely fair to them Herminio, he may have just not filmed that part or maybe cut it when he edited because he didn't know it was any different than the static rolling

[@smug8567]

Way too much work. Here is the highlight of my day: I got up drank coffee, read the newspaper, stood up too fast and almost passed out.

[@mrswolls]

Lmao

[@sloppyprick4474]

lazy prick

[@bryanjones5779]

Lamont said this happened to Fred Sanford from sandford and son

[@smug8567]

@@bryanjones5779 Classic!

[@willgaukler8979]

... ah the sound of an experienced leader... better get up a bit slower tho ...

[@hunterhorton3492]

I work with asphalt every day, should be tamped down where the blacktop meets the concrete at the garage and at the end too, and should've had a smaller roller fo on there to take out the lines and bumps left by the bomag roller

[@TheSirTomo]

I'd love to know how this is after 6 years, I can see it just laminating and sliding off, there was no tack coat!!

[@geirmyklebust]

Its like glue.

[@stanmack6171]

0:53 that guy grabbed a monster piece 0:58 he looked like he needed some medical attention. I was happy to see him up and going again.

[@steveb491]

Stan Mack lmfao! Completely missed this. Too funny

[@gerzinc]

Да они еле ноги волочит

[@chrishayes5755]

guy looks a bit malnourished. I think they're paying him in weed.

[@mopar574]

Good teamwork guys! I love the smell of fresh asphalt in the morning.

[@blktop]

i do asphalt videos too! :)

[@jaozrastad.o4207]

It takes a lot of baby steps to become a master at laying asphalt

[@johnprentice2546]

Have you guy's not got a jackhammer? I'm sure you can get an attachment from the Bob cat for a hydraulic breaker. Silly labour intensive methods are so slow and hard. It doesn't have to be like that.

[@michaelbush5621]

I use to run the little paver and also the big high way paver i sure do miss that hot hard work .tack care men have a good day be safe

[@pavingcompaniesinct3786]

You guys work your butts off. I guess you have to to make a living doing asphalt driveway paving all year round. I have a great deal of respect for those that do physical labor every day. Those work boot attachments your crew uses to get up close to the home and garage door apron look like they work pretty well for compaction. :-) Never saw those before.

[@negligenciavercomovaconcxn7540]

Popular de la empresa, la cual nos permite hacer publicidad ni poner enlaces. entiendo que no se si acuerdo. el que me ha dicho nada, no te lo mando a la gente que se llama la película, que se llama la película, que se llama la película

[@negligenciavercomovaconcxn7540]

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[@negligenciavercomovaconcxn7540]

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[@blktop]

i do asphalt videos too! :)

[@angelf9800]

Question How much will cost for a job like this for 120 feet long and 24 feet wide driveway

[@belcher2899]

Angel F about 25-35 grand

[@Paving-of9ic]

Cap 3200 grade and lay 4500 rip out gravel and base top 7500

[@Paving-of9ic]

Depending on price where you live price per ton of blacktop give or take 300-1000

[@DeffectiveMirrors]

So how does this form together, is it just all the pebbles compressed together?

[@bababooey1266]

Rob Baez skinny boy pressed it down with his drunk crackhead dance ... it all good

[@desligaopc8003]

Was it really necessary? The old driveway seems to be good for me.

[@rreyes6064]

If you’re a non construction worker don’t be commenting thinking like you know it all. This is a hard job and if you dont see that you are just ignorant. These workers were obviously working hard to get the driveway done. And for people saying that the driveway didn’t come out good, you dont know good work from bad.

[@norbertdx]

Doesn't your comment kind of contradict? I mean when the customer gets burned is the first thing said is do your research? Well maybe some of these commenters had an experience and may know what their talking. As for them working hard in te heat as you say, so what it comes with the job!

[@rreyes6064]

norbertdx - Yeah okay, maybe they had a bad experience but that does not mean they know what they’re talking about based off that one experience. You cant criticize a job if it isn’t yours, you dont know how it was wanted, and you dont know how the job is supposed yo be done.

[@king_hunter9434]

for some reason this entertains me

[@o-o6355]

22 million people agree

[@mikehannahs]

I do asphalt work pretty much every day, that being said I do not see any reason at all to tear up a driveway like that, everything looked good from the start, they did a great job with it all though, knowing what I know and doing what I do I wouldn’t have tore it up like that

[@jn2655]

May I ask how long it takes for asphalt to dry, and how long after it has been laid it will continue to smell? And how far does the smell travel?

[@mikehannahs]

As far as set up and drying it depends on what asphalt is being used, if it’s cold mix it can take a few good months of curing time to really get hard to where when a person turns their wheels on it the asphalt doesn’t get damaged, the cold mix to me doesn’t really smell after it has been rolled, hot mix on the other hand sets up good and hard pretty quick, by the next day it should be completely solid, even after it gets rolled down it’s solid, as far as smell goes with hot mix I notice a slight smell for a day or two but nothing at all like when it’s being laid out, for driveways especially where turning is common I’d use hot mix asphalt if it were me if you plan on doing something like that

[@splashtowntx5733]

Lol you right they should of tear the whole drive way up and did it right not do it on top of the pre-existing drive way it’s dumb

[@reggieanderson885]

You do it every day huh?? They tore that part out so the driveway would be under the lip of the garage… if they had overlapped it would have been higher and caused the rain water to drain into the garage. Also, it keeps the paver from being close to the garage

[@Littlervrentals]

Looks Great! Nice to see people still take pride in there work!

[@michaelhershberger50]

Thats the worst job ever u have no clue

[@MrOpaulo]

Coming at you from London Ontario Canada, Great looking ethics and quality

[@kevinwilliams563]

Five years on I wonder how the asphalt is holding up? No tack coat, the base was walked in with boot attachments on the skinniest guy on the crew and the compactor did not appear to be a vibratory compactor. The asphalt didn’t show much heat either.

[@surge2official]

Been paving for a while and never once have i seen anyone use those shoes lol

[@billywright8606]

They used expensive equipment to do the basic part laying the drive and didn’t use a compactor plate lol they could have laid that so much better then used the hand rammer at the end when it was cold lol 😂

[@guymiller7795]

Only very seasoned experts use them

[@billywright8606]

@@guymiller7795 always salt and pepper your experts 🤣

[@711yada]

One way to get excellent work: film the crew! Well done and a great idea!

[@reychelanne8345]

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[@chadcardinal6146]

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[@kichikichi1812]

@@reychelanne8345 Is!?

[@denver3369]

Lol 😆, good point.

[@GAKTomory]

So, you put a roller on it why? It was literally below 160 by that point, You got zero compaction out of that.

[@Stoparts]

Nice work dear colleague. Hi from Turkey.

[@nicholaskarnani3182]

I've noticed the asphalt in the US is more dry than in Europe which is more moist.

[@db8192]

why didn't they put tack down. ?? that asphalt will come up on its own. AND I LOVE ALL THE PPE THEY GOT ON.

[@Its0kToBeWhite]

David Arredondo Only takes one hot rock down them high top pumas and he'll learn...lmao

[@RiverValleyAcres]

David Arredondo residential work doesn't require any ppe

[@zaptor1514]

The old asphalt was less than an inch thick near the garage door in particular and likely was sold as being four inches thick all over. A common way contractors cheat their customers.

[@alexdubu9203]

It was just the top layer they ripped up there , you could see the bottom layer still, so was most likely just a recap done from the old asphalt settling

[@justinalvarado7351]

Very Impressive. I don't get why people a trashing on these guys. Awesome work, how is it holding up?

[@ali-zo7pr]

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[@R1j0hn]

That asphalt didn't look anywhere near hot enough when it hit the ground... Mournbalde (below, 4 days ago) covered the rest.

[@kaisvarajahraja2855]

Super clean job done.thanks team work.👌👌🖒🖒🖒

[@into_the_void]

That driveway looked fine... Why resurface it ????? Why

[@Coder-zx4nb]

That's what I was thinking. It just needed a thick re-sealing to help hide the crack fills.

[@WolfeBane84]

I like how they have the skinniest dude on the crew doing the flat shoe tamp down part...

[@domingadelacruz3109]

Grhhd&d&d

[@lindseywendorf5731]

WolfeBane84 bhb

[@Molesy66]

Brilliant comment 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@04smallmj]

What was wrong with the old driveway?

[@legobricks0453]

No I’m jk idk

[@NathanCAY1010]

Can tell you this, them guys deserve a cooler full of cold beer for their hard work, i've work at quarries but dealing with asphalt is a different kind of heat

[@tstahler5420]

I bet Bobcat makes attachments that would've made that much easier.

[@manny53o]

Let us know how that extra foot on the side holds up over time. They put asphalt on top of dirt and that's never a good thing.

[@Second20Media]

manny53o it was also done by hand and the finish product wasn't sanded

[@williamuskoski1385]

+ModdingWarfair what do you mean it wasn't sanded.

[@rodneydorr3423]

manny53o yup it'll crack and then eventually break off in chunks should've put down modified then layed the blacktop

[@Absaalookemensch]

Excellent work, great attention to detail, very good price. Thanks for sharing and giving the company a well done. Asphalt is a combination of 3 sizes small rocks with pitch, an unusable remnant of oil processing. All asphalt will shrink. You can apply a surface coating after a couple years to make it nice and black again and minimize shrinking and cracking. Asphalt that is removed is recycled into new asphalt, unlike concrete.

[@simonkim852]

I LOVE THE SMELL OF ASPHALT!

[@markgould9259]

I cannot believe what I have watched , The Caravan Club turned up and done your driveway

[@mrgmac777]

First off, the driveway wasn't in bad shape and could have easily been repaired to look like new and for much cheaper. Secondly, when putting new asphalt over old asphalt, you have to use tack coat for adhesion. Otherwise, the top layer can slip and cause cracking. Without tack coat, there is a good chance the new asphalt will fail and rather quickly. I know, at least where I am it is required on all driveway overlays and the same in most areas. Also, they should have used a plate compactor along the seam at the garage, where the roller can't get. A 90lb guy in fancy metal shoes isn't going to get the job done. That area will be a concern over time. There are a lot of other little things they did wrong and took shortcuts on. If I was the homeowner, I would be demanding to know why they didn't use tack coat and look for some kind of guarantee or refund, before the inevitable happens.

[@richstewart3799]

You must be from California ur a real critical person get a life

[@kingdave294]

finally a critic comment with some sense. thanks

[@jakestremmel7433]

no tack or did i miss that part

[@nilampaear451]

Hairstyle

[@Kaus5221]

Only one lift too

[@ernesta5459]

What's a tack?

[@SlLVERFAWKES]

@@ernesta5459 tack oil bonds the old surface to the new asphalt, its like glue.

[@calinvasile4695]

that driveway didn t look to bad....whit some sealing in 30 minutes you get a very cheap nice looking driveway(no noise,no dust,not ruining half of your green spot) ...but some people have money...

[@MrOpaulo]

finished result is above average I would hire this company

[@2wheel93]

You guys should have sprayed tac on the old asphalt they were paving over

[@Drockaggie25]

That driveway was just fine...

[@janpristach3073]

Yea… to was ˇ”just fine” but now it is fantastic!

[@Drockaggie25]

@@janpristach3073 Honestly I don't remember this video but.. Yeah the driveway looked like it had about 10+ years on it.

[@reneclaasen6706]

Waste of time and money

[@instantinople3796]

@@Drockaggie25 yeah waste of time and money

[@ThePlowGuys]

Great video. I video taped the excavation and back filling of our driveway and now this spring going to have it paved. I watched your video to get an idea of what to expect. Good job and thanks for sharing. Is the drive still in good shape? the reason I ask is because like you they will be paving over some old asphalt and I was wondering how that holds up. Thanks for sharing. -John

[@rafaelRZE]

Good job,greetings from Poland

[@Seba_World]

Movie was like 5 yrs ago. Does the entry road exist today?

[@carmelom269]

As opposed to all that superfluous foot stomping/Tamping have you have considered employing a robust industrial strength 250-350 lb Gass powered Plate Tamper?

[@PyroBandz]

Why not Concrete?

[@wadew.wilson7333]

TheBullDude concrete in some places is like 10k

[@alexk1682]

TheBullDude cost

[@legobricks0453]

Well cuz some people want blacktop instead

[@thelifeofmatthewhubbard7605]

I wonder if the gentleman with the concrete saw has ever inquired about the wonders of SILICA DUST.

[@VJButler]

5 days to cure ?!?!?!?

[@bunnywarren]

+VJButler It's probably to give them time to be a few towns away.

[@lancebowman4832]

+Bunny Warren haha. Those kinds of companies are never good.

[@WiIdbiII]

+VJButler That gives them plenty of time to rip off the neighbors and split town.

[@Bobg425]

+VJButler That gives them 5 days to get out of the area before it starts to fall apart. I hope they did it for free.

[@pepeeltoro5445]

Bunny Warren 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@tysexy5482]

Over the many years I have watched this video seen every single second and I don’t even know why there doing this I don’t even have a house but I can say from the first time I saw this video like when I was 12 or something to now I’ve changed alot

[@never2be07]

My association is telling me we have to wait a full year before it can get sealed. Does that sound about right?

[@elpimpi7135]

That is correct atleast 1 year before the asphalt cures.Then you can start to seal it every 2 years with coal tar base sealer for best and longer result

[@josevaca9546]

Why does this have so many views?

[@tomcruise8780]

Son likes it, watches the whole thing