Stamped Concrete Patio in Time-Lapse

Stamped concrete patio in Spring Hill, TN

[@bestforthegarden419]

What a beautiful finish to the surface. I have often wondered how they made the concrete surface pattern and now I know. Something new I have learnt today. Many Thanks.

[@jimmyjackz]

That crew did one hell of a job in my opinion.

[@DamicosLandscaping]

This is the best stamped concrete step by step video on KZbin

[@errwsdvfoopwqccxxq]

Thank you

[@loveshy007]

The only thing wrong with this picture is a 4 inch blob on the shield-tarp towards the end. 99.99(9995)% spotless. This video made me have two extra beers! One point of interest will always be the surrounding landscape.

[@11Ecoli11]

This should've had the king of the hill theme song playing along. Lol!

[@shaneclark5596]

yeah I saw this and just opened another window and played it while I watched. Worth it!

[@warhammer2779]

beautiful. definitely complements the back of the house. keep up the good work!

[@blanca1159]

Great job! It looks so nice! I would like to do this to my backyard. 👍🏼

[@johnparish2006]

Excellent job that looks great well done chaps

[@TheStrongingrace]

This is a Fire job .... Congratulations !! Guys !!! Looks great ..

[@gallegosconstruction9592]

Never thought of using a leaf blower to clean off excess release powder thanks for the idea!

[@DependableConcrete]

Very nice job! You are an artist.

[@useclevernameherable]

That looks great. of course there are a bunch of haters and peeps that say they van do it better or faster or looks cheap. shake em off looks nice.

[@verrynice4620]

Super nice job

[@CougarLand]

The way that was finished instead of a paint stain is really nice

[@jumpinjojo]

Excellent job!

[@pbaylis1]

Looks fantastic.

[@Autism_Forever]

Very good job, looks quite realistic!

[@errwsdvfoopwqccxxq]

Thanks. We didn't use a stain. We did a smoke integral and antiquing from Butterfield Color. Then we sealed with a matte finish from Clemmons.

[@danielventer1653]

+Todd Davis was the matte finish a waterproofing /water resistant polyurethane with a non slip property? I only ask as I'm doing a concrete floor in my bathroom and I'm just researching the finishes before I start my project.

[@puffpuff568]

Great quality work. 👍

[@bobzthecat82]

fantastic job. wish these guys were in my area.

[@janetcousins8287]

Looks great, good job

[@danlboom2092]

Good Job Todd!

[@marimartinez5941]

Wow it looks fantastic. I love it

[@MsMirandaLambert]

Great job!

[@pittsburgh4real237]

This looks excellent and you guys made it look so easy.

[@TheFloridaPappy]

Wow. That turned out nice.

[@errwsdvfoopwqccxxq]

Thanks to Power Rental & Sales, Nashville, TN for the supplies and advice we needed for this project. www.decorativeconcretenashville.com

[@sadakbenattia794]

Todd Davis Concrete Inc.

[@ulisesbeltran7489]

Looks great good job

[@gusky22]

Awesome work. What products did you use to stain and seal.

[@alexisllovet7065]

Excelente trabajo, aquí en mi ciudad no hay nadie que haga ese trabajo

[@stevenelliott3444]

Very beautiful

[@gloriawright9228]

That's gorgeous

[@bellaconcreteinc.3892]

That was way more work and time spent then it had to be to achieve the same beautiful results.

[@pimpjuice2746]

Looks fucking awesome

[@josebenitez3732]

Great Job, Great Look! Don't forget to slope out as to avoid ponding of water and having water move towards your foundation.

[@a1969scorpio]

Good work.

[@mskiara18]

May I ask please if there is a detailed explanation on how the individuals constructed and stained the concrete?

[@elliottj4746]

i have a patio about this size maby bigger it has some cracks running through it should take patio out or should i fix the cracks maby resuface the patio im wanting to put a flush fire pit in the middle any advice would be cool or ideas of the matter.

[@renewyourmind1815]

That looks really nice!

[@errwsdvfoopwqccxxq]

Thank you

[@davidlynch2006]

Cracking job guys

[@manbearpig2164]

looks great

[@kurtzimmerman1637]

Nice job.

[@marthlaw7893]

Looks good!!!!!

[@CountryRibs]

That’s beautiful

[@conjering]

Excellent

[@111Omalley]

Nice job

[@isaacevanso7285]

what a beautiful job I wish someone would come and do my backyard like this for free

[@brianlewis5088]

beautiful

[@hectorbejarano5570]

very good job

[@MzCat707]

this is beautiful! i wish someone would come and lay/pour some cement in my backyard like this. LOVE!

[@Oppaismasher]

Catherine Mulazim Not to mention they're like Sonic on speed with the whole process. ...Yeah, it's a time lapse. xD Well we can only dream.

[@jessealvarez8276]

Catherine Mulazim only the cement beauty?

[@folksbell5817]

Catherine Mulazim I'll come over and lay something in your backyard 😘

[@cooldog60]

They will just call.

[@antoniofranco7297]

Catherine Mulazim sup girl

[@pablocarrillo3611]

NICE JOB. LOOKS BEAUTIFUL. HOW MUCH DID IT COST? I WANT TO DO THAT ON MY HOUSE. A PATIO AROUND THE SAME SIZE.

[@majorleaguepressurewashllc7420]

damn nice job. how much did this project cost?

[@errwsdvfoopwqccxxq]

I dont know

[@leojunior7589]

Good job

[@chriskeenan1]

How long do you leave it to go off before putting the mats down?

[@twinqlez1]

those stamping mats look rlarge what size are they?? and where can I get them thanks?

[@robertmabe8425]

You guys do good work , I live in CT. And do this kind of work. I didn't see you spread ( powder ) release..how do you keep the stamp pads from sticking ? Let me know, by the way I'm going into business for myself in the spring.Its hard work , but I love it. Keep up the good work.

[@trentenslack6373]

They used a liquid release agent. The colored powder release is to provide a different color in the deeper parts of the stamp. Grout lines.... deeper viens in the pattern.. ect.

[@lsatq]

lots of work.

[@gabrielgonzales8163]

buenos videps construcciones pisos

[@muharremdal8628]

Hi. What is the mold release agent you are using. Whats inside.

[@thetruthandnothingbutthetr6484]

Impressive

[@D84D]

I don't know why my wife thinks this stuff is easy for me to do. I tell her, "It takes a crew, Pro's" Little Miss DYI

[@CmdrGendoIkari]

My buddy and I did a patio with this shape a few weeks ago, but with just a sweat finish instead of the stamped finish. It was a bit larger at 20'x20' at the arc apex though. You would need at least one person who knows what they are doing to help, or a person you can teach as you go if you know what to do, but two people can do a pad that size without any trouble. More help is always good insurance though if you can find more volunteers. Do it while it's cool in the morning, and you shouldn't have to chase it. Last year three of us did a 30'x40' pad with a stamped slate texture similar to this one, but without the faux grout lines. Barely even broke a sweat on it. Also, I think it's always key to make sure your base gravel is compacted well. At least a plate compactor, if not a jumping jack, then a plate compactor. Then you shouldn't have any issues with cracks for a long time. Cut expansion joints about every ten feet (the diamond wheel cutter machine @3:50), and it should be good. You can rent all of the tools necessary for the job. Some rental places even do half days to help you save more money.

[@D84D]

+CmdrGendoIkari See that's how this media should work. Good advice from somebody that knows. That helps me tons, and thank you!

[@CmdrGendoIkari]

Dave Mercado If you happen to live in SE Idaho we could stop by, and do a cost estimate for you. Most of the cost with a pad like this one in the video is the concrete itself at ~$100 per cubic yard. This slab appears to be about 16'x20'x6" thick if I'm not being fooled by the perspective, which is around 6 yards. Our mix plants around here will charge a $100 delivery fee unless it's at least 5 yards. May be different with the prices where you are. I can offer further guidance if you do chose to DIY.

[@CmdrGendoIkari]

Dave Mercado The funny thing is I only clicked this recommended video because I noticed it was that same shape we just did with that arced front edge. lol

[@drrandhirj]

Dave Mercado bbb.

[@antomonge4412]

Bello complimenti, penso che sia anche più economico dei mattoni.

[@SuperDagod1]

How slippery was the sealer after it was put on?

[@levigardner4531]

How many H-2B visas were used on this project? Besides that, great work!

[@danielaupperle]

Don’t be a racist

[@Jackman66666666]

What would something like that cost?

[@gertieshaw90]

How much does this cost? Very labor intensive. I had an estimate for a 6 ft x 4 small area around barbecue patio it cost $2700.

[@PianoKeyzOfficial]

lol $100/sq ft? No should be about $12/sq ft.

[@justforthetv]

Nice

[@biteureta507]

sir can you put details on how you do it? and what materials youve used???

[@errwsdvfoopwqccxxq]

No u can't srry

[@user-ke1qq7ql2t]

شنو هاي الماده الي طلو الكاع بيه

[@sophiamala2645]

Is this cheaper than brick?

[@andrewmorgan8124]

Hard to tell from the video, but it looked like the steel reinforcing mesh was resting at or near the *bottom* of the cement pour -- not in the *center* of it. Again, hard to tell ...

[@kevinosman9132]

Centre is better for a slab-on-ground but near the bottom works too as long as the rebar mat is chaired not resting on the ground to allow the concrete to encase the rebar and reinforce the concrete to reduce curling and shrinkage/cracking. The slab is not that thick. I would have cured the concrete as the most important step of quality

[@nickdavenport1526]

What size is this patio?

[@hectoraranda8585]

What's that thing called you used to dump the cement

[@danielaupperle]

Georgia buggy.

[@roncandelaria3703]

...just a basic cost per square foot total would've been nice to find out - for the entire job...

[@SxSBros]

Ron Cannera 10 to 18 per squar

[@mikewelch3903]

Between $10 to $15 per square foot. Yes, it is labor intensive, and yes, those products that get it to look like that cost a bunch!!!! I’ve done hundreds of these. This guy had a lot more employees than he needed. Teeny patio like that? 2 people, 3 tops! And they used a concrete cart, no less!! LOL. Nice job, though.

[@mtechconstruction2679]

How can I became expect on this work in Nigeria

[@mikewelch3903]

Work for a contractor that does this long enough to learn how to do a good job, and then find out if you can get those products in Nigeria.

[@chitownmedia101]

How much was this job?

[@jamesbolden3449]

Cool

[@RockoYourSocksoff]

Why only one sawcut? I would have split it both ways.

[@JustinCrediblename]

thicker concrete needs fewer control joints.

[@thedodgefather3078]

That's exactly what I need , what can I expect to pay on a job like this ?

[@andrewhollis6665]

The DodgeFather CTD probably a kidney

[@budmanman3998]

Looks like 400 sq ft so roughly 7 grand maybe more

[@cheshstyles]

10 to 30 a foot depending on your market

[@mrozzylt1]

How many Mexicans does it take to... OMG, they're already done, didn't even have to speed up the video. Awesome work fellas!

[@Txcowboy80]

If it took the crew 5:46 I should be done in 20 mins.

[@hc7723]

how much a deck like this cost?? about 15k??

[@elifernandez3769]

H C no more like $2600-3800 depending on patterns, the number of colors and coats of sealant. This looks like 5yds worth or concrete. The Concrete alone is $650-$800, color materials $300-$600. The rest is labor. It's very time consuming!

[@allendavis9050]

i hope my father did well on this. this has gotten over 1 million views

[@SuperDagod1]

I’m gonna have one done in the fall. Cost$

[@beanaddict]

Come do my driveway guys

[@pointhigh1493]

That's why I hate liquid release. Not enough contrast. Throw the powder bro. Next time do a tint sealed border. Six inch looks good with the ashlar slate.

[@pandapanda8354]

Kneeling on concrete without knee protection. I can’t believe a boss would treat the workers like that! They did such an amazing job, yet their company treats their health and safety with no regard. Unacceptable

[@cheshstyles]

Shut the fuck up dork

[@levilemon1518]

Why not do a real paver or natural stone patio? That looks like more work than a patio would be.

[@aeriarose]

+Levi Lemon Look at the price between concrete and natural stone and get back with me. Also: natural stone is not environmentally friendly to procure.

[@ficknoti]

And it's no faster and more expensive and high maintenance

[@steverawlings]

The camera should have been elevated much higher,to be fair

[@tdebat]

$$$$ Cost for that job..?

[@aixialiu2428]

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[@terranovaxtreme]

Great latino workers (; damn!! putiza segura hehe

[@genecundel4793]

+terranovaxtreme Agreed!

[@simonflores3971]

how much for a patio like this one?

[@aixialiu2428]

Dear sir, this is Karl, my factory is professional in produce stamp concrete mold,if you need, just contact with me.Email:[e-mail]

[@rigosanchez4408]

Little patio for to many days and worker's

Now let's fill the whole yard with soil

[@MySpace662]

The workmanship is just great, but I don't think the square patches made a difference since it is the same color. Two colors would have given added beauty to that patio.

[@ryanlondon9851]

My Space ,,shut up mate,it looks the bollocks

[@yupgamer5165]

DAM THEIR GOOD... i want this as my drivewy

[@mafiagaming2835]

This is a graft an half when you're doing 100+ meters daily... Nobody can knock the lads that do this work bcuz it takes real men

[@user-ok4kz8iz7u]

עידן יהוד

[@user-ok4kz8iz7u]

כמיריצירי

[@fernandoherrera345]

I was taking a shit and tried to play this video so nobody could hear the noise and it comes with no audio smh

[@AK-tl3xv]

Mexicans are awesome.

[@sofiomer8274]

5:47 downspout broken