Finish=Turning a Hill into a flat(er) backyard 4k

BIG FINISH-we build the retaining walls, use the excavated soil to level out the upper and lower areas by the retaining walls to create flat(er) play spaces for the kids and finish the project with Sod.

[@mikepelzek6243]

I think you should give SAM the saw as a gift. That would make him happier and he'd probably keep using it on your jobs with a smile on his face

[@SparkysGarage]

Definitely.

[@1DerfulSniping]

I feel like its pretty much his at this point and he just stores it at stan's house

[@WatersNick]

Agree

[@jrmlandscapes4566]

Yup

[@rockocastro6414]

Totally agree. If stan gives that saw to sam as an actual gift🎁 he would jump up n down of happiness Sam deserve's that saw

[@twalsh9356]

I never leave comments! But Sam is a solid dude . Thought it was cool that he got the kids involved! Love the retaining wall vids !

[@209Control]

You have awesome workers Stan. Seeing the pride in their work is cool. Sam is a beast and the customer service given to that lady & her kids was impressive!!... Ps: Dont stress test the saw.. give it to Sam!🤓🤓🤓

[@lylebartels1000]

Hey Stan, with your access to the public eye and the requirements of OSHA. You should look into the effects of silicosis on those who breath in concrete dust. I cut a lot of concrete a few years back without protection, then my employer brought in a presentation about concrete dust and it’s effects on your lungs. It changes your perspective on why it is important for you, your employees, customers and their neighbors.

[@1Builtcummins]

Here in Oregon, OSHA has begun stressing Silicosis big time. They have began coming to job sites and testing what people are breathing. We can no longer use a hot saw without water.

[@scubaspookryu]

Took an 80 hour OSHA safety class a few years ago at the Laborer's Union Training facility. Silica is supposed to be regulated just like asbestos. And most of the the paper dust masks are not adequate. You should be using a HEPA grade mask. Did commercial concrete for a decade and cut miles of concrete.

[@Beandiptheredneck]

Yep! I use a half mask respirator to cut that crap! I’ve been saying for years it’s gonna be the next asbestos

[@wabitt11]

I'm fascinated with retaining walls and the engineering behind each one. On my new property with lots of hills and lots of runoff I need lots of help, better know as...retaining walls. Also need lots of French drains. Thank you for your insightful tutorials!!! They ROCK!!!!!

[@jmo1145]

I built my wife a short brick boarder for her flower garden and a separate raised bed this summer. After watching your videos i tried the hand split technique that Blaine does here. It worked better than I expected and I didn’t have to rent a saw. Keep the video’s coming, I like learning how to landscape. The wall is good enough, but it would have turned out a lot worse had I not been watching ur videos for the last 2 years.

[@WatersNick]

I love watching these projects with Sam! He is great. Worth a raise for sure.

[@frankbustamante688]

Every job you guys do is Excellent

[@azr6917]

I started adding me and the guys who help with each project, signature on one of the last non cut pavers we install. Thanks to you guys It feels good signing your working and giving yourself a pat on the back that what you did was done with integrity. If you won’t sign it, it shouldn’t be called complete. Great work Sam. And Stan for keeping the guys treated well enough to continue calling you boss. That’s the hardest part of running a company

[@not.sure.yet.]

That k770 is great. I use it all day long to cut ironstone, the water part really keep the dust down, a big plus It doesn't get my feet all wet when km cutting.

[@andyt4632]

Gotta say I do like those walls, never seen this type of build in the uk unless I’ve missed it👍

[@surfer301]

we do get them in the uk andy

[@sonicclang]

I like these videos because I tend to do most of my own work. Inevitably there's one of your videos that fits whatever I'm doing around my yard. I've learned a lot. I second the comments about Sam being a solid dude. That was really thoughtful of him to get the kids to sign the back of the wall.

[@Dirtmonkey]

That is awesome!

[@Oleynspressurewashing]

JUST WANTED TO THANK YOU FOR THE MOTOVATION STANLEY. I RUN A SOFT WASHING ROOFCLEANING COMPANY AND ALTHOUGH ITS DIFFERENT THE MENTALITY IS THE SAME. SO I APRECIATE YOUR VIDEOS/ WISDOM!!!🔥

[@DennisDay58]

Nice work,the final look was awesome . I loved how you had the family sign the wall to.

[@markpowell4701]

I like the mix and not the same thing all of the time. Thanks, Stan

[@FUDBreaker]

Cool video set....l like it

[@terminalvelocity6398]

Thanks, Stan. Keep up the jobsite videos!

[@truecrimejungle]

13:30, kiddos in the window. Best part about renovations is that kids think you're superman lol

[@louisianagator95]

Same with running phone lines, kids love to watch the cable plows

[@truecrimejungle]

@@louisianagator95 lol dude, I'm 29 and I love watching that too!

[@crkctyrocker]

Wow. Great work. Love having the kids sign the wall. Nice personal touch.

[@russell10x]

Stan, sam is going places. Keep him around!

[@jaxturner7288]

That sod laying job.....gap city and laid dry.

[@cdnbaconeh7321]

Great job! What a difference.

[@jakecorun6021]

Couldn't imagine why someone would give this a thumbs down. Good work guys and the wall looks great Sam.

[@justinwilson3494]

The thumbs downs are from his competitors more than likely. Their too jealous.

[@I-Teee]

I came here to ask this. Who gives these a thumbs down. I hate the internet.

[@Oleynspressurewashing]

my saying always is u aint made it until your hated lol

[@takeastandorbeenslavedby-left]

I Tee, hateful spiteful people who will never amount to anything because they dwell in the hate for others success.

[@tryd3257]

Thumbs down for dry cutting.

[@bennapier9260]

Very nice transformation

[@brianbusby2896]

I'm a union carpenter who works specifically on bridges.. I've used a lot of different brands of masonry saws but never a Husqvarna... Ive also done some flood relief work for a non profit organization during the 2016 floods in wv, which involved clearing log damns, cutting out and down trees from waterways, and clearing debris that have washed up and piled up. During that time we used Husqvarna chain saws and they were very temperamental... they worked great the 1st few weeks we used them then they would start acting contrary after about a month of daily use... I was told later by the guys that work on them daily they needed to have their carburetors adjusted after a period of time... We were told that about 8 month into using the saws tho... don't know if it would've made a difference if extending the life of the saw or not but whatever the case, we went through saws like they were made of plastic... Some of that may have been due to user error as well, because we had a lot of inexpensive guys working on with us that tore up the cogs ( that turn the chain) because they either under tightened and or over tightened the chains (which also ruins the bar as well). I know this was a review of the masonry saw, but the motors are basically the same...so really just giving you a heads up just in case your starts not wanting to start after a few months of use

[@918scott4]

Great job Sam! The thumbs down folks are your competitors and KZbin "experts". They can go pound DIRT!

[@stedder8436]

Good stuff dan

[@diversdown2116]

i never was a sthil fan but for some reason i have always loved husqvarna they just keep on going like a old timex

[@ignacio9552]

In 4K! Looks awesome.

[@burkleyvanmill1777]

I love your job site videos

[@ofrimashiah2]

Keep the jobsite vids please. They are awesome 👍☺️

[@markcobberti1569]

wow nice job on leveling the yard and putting down the sod. The back yard looks amazing. I love watching all your video's, they are inspiring me to become a better Landscaper.

[@pcatful]

I had a Husqavarna weed eater, using it to clear land. Had a blade like a skill saw. Loved that machine. So I'm not surprised the saw has qualities.

[@seansmith3747]

That is a perfect wall. Insane amount of labor

[@waukeshalawnservicellc5900]

Thank you for the informative videos! I Just have one question: What was the reason for not installing a drain pipe system on this wall? My opinion would be because the grade is pitching away from the house and the water is not going to be draining directly into the wall. Additionally, the wall is not high enough and the downspout exit point is in front of the wall rather than behind. Thank you in advance!

[@robertfuregno8965]

Awesome video. That saw is a beast . We use em on the railroad it'll pass the test. These guys deserve a raise!!!

[@leemp337]

big thanks to your crew for allowing us to see their skills. looks awesome.

[@Carolinagroundskeeper]

I just want Sam to come build me a wall so my kids can sign it. Love that idea!

[@tommac5411]

Beautiful work!

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thank you very much!

[@Rustfish]

Give the saw to Sam! He'll test in on the next jobsite video. Great video. Keep the job site videos coming.

[@Pureservize1]

More videos like this Stan and give Sam that saw.

[@colton7602]

good job on making those end blocks have natural edges

[@jeffmakepeace9384]

In the UK you can't make dust from any kind of cutting. Dust suppression is required at all times, if the HSE drove past and saw that dust.. they would shut you down, fine you and not let you start work again until you had the correct dust suppression. Im surprised its not enforced in the US to be honest. Other than that, love the vids, you do awesome work, you take pride in what you do, so keep em coming!

[@F1shifty50]

It’d be super helpful if you linked the videos in the description. I just found your channel and trying to find the project videos in order is a nightmare. Love the content!

[@NR-pn6mn]

Great job! And no annoying video editing either❗️

[@imchris5000]

you guys really should use water with the saws it makes the blade last longer and your not breathing all that dust the dust no longer gets all over the neighbors stuff

[@burkhardt7372]

Then what, wait 1-2 hours for it to dry so you can glue the tops down?

[@temogomez5362]

Awesome job 👍🏼👌🏼 but if I were you, I should install a drain pipe behind the wall so the water should run way easier and not coming through the wall.

[@jimslandscapingminnesota232]

Hi am james I love all your videos they are really awesome this is a line to work I do And I have learned a lot from your videos

[@-schmitty-5065]

Another great job, Sam is the man.

[@Team90j97]

You need a vacation to east Tennessee to see what can be done at my place. Wow! great job guys.

[@Dirtmonkey]

Tennessee sounds fun!

[@donohoe71]

Great video Stanley, what a transformation. Yes, kill the chop saw (a little) and more job site vids please

[@justjacqueline2004]

Great transformation ,amazing team sweating away in 34degree Celcius temperatures,eek!Best from London.

[@lebronjameslol3521]

Looks good. Got a yard and heavy rain wont erode the side of the house from heavy runoff during hard rains.

[@johnjmar609]

I have used both saws the K770 just was to heavy to carry doing pipe all day

[@andrewfinnegan9991]

Unrelated to this video but we are filling in our backyard large deep fill we have a few large pines 2 mainly in the area that will be filled and a few small maples / oaks I’m planning on making a temporary space between the fill & the smaller trees using logs etc on the small ones that are still too big to move will be moving a bunch of small saplings but the large pines I believe I have to build a dry well around them to keep the moisture at the roots the fill where the pines are will be 10+ feet deep I don’t want to take down the pines so I’m going to try to build a drywell deep enough & strong enough I might use recycled concrete slabs that will be self supported with rebar & correct placement just wondering if you could point me in the right direction

[@Ryan_Maineaquaria]

Product videos are cool and all but I really like watching your job site, landscaping/business and equipment videos.

[@logresmentotum7065]

Great wall video! Hard work, but clearly worthwhile.

[@louikemo]

Awesome job!

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thanks!

[@xXJaneRoseXx]

This is my first time watching this channel. It just popped up in my recommendations and I clicked because it seemed interesting. I don’t regret it and I’m subscribed now :)

[@Henry.donath1]

Was looking forward to this

[@pnwRC.]

Great video of a neat project

[@sonnyblazer5504]

Really came out great. One thing complemented the other. You & crew do things that change lives of others - ain't that nice!!! Thanks for sharing. Sonny (CT)

[@alwayshungry24]

love these videos. wish you did grills

[@kurtdietrich5421]

That wall and regrading looks terrific. Your guys are great and take a lot of pride in their work. It shows.

[@erdoganguner4348]

You guys deserve every penny you got! 💯amazing work!

[@pedrohpiazzi]

Love the jobsite vídeos Stan!!!👍👍

[@Dirtmonkey]

Glad you like them!

[@rockocastro6414]

You guy's make it look very easy I guess knowledge and equipment Combined with experience My question is how do the blocks get locked together?

[@tomkelly4982]

Love the Husqvarna (All Huskys) just got a MZ61 Zero turn & my Husqvarna Chain Saw is good as my Stihl. Yes put that K770 to the test.

[@jaceves07]

Love these job site videos Stan! Also 100% agree with sam with the k770, it’s the best!!!

[@alisha75006]

Nothing but top notch players. God's speed to you'l boys and thanks for sharing.

[@handygreg6354]

Live the video. Have been thinking about investing in a concrete saw - rented in the past. Have some bad experience with a Stihl. Maybe you could put them against each other.

[@lgjohansson2467]

Love it when Americans try to say Husqvarna. Both were good, but Stan, almost perfect Swedish😄🇸🇪

[@magnushansson3570]

Instämmer 😊

[@ramaporiver803]

The one guy is doing all the work

[@tbaloni]

That’s a good looking wall

[@orangemdkids]

I need a landscaper in my area like you guys!

[@nathanjones5653]

Damn. Another great wall. I’ve said before I wish I could get y’all too come too Ohio and do one for my parents yard.

[@devinracingchannel8854]

Thansk for everything you do its really greatly appreciated

[@JD-qw4bo]

Great Content and video!

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thank you!!

[@michelpicton8357]

Love the job site videos. Your tracked skid loaders are sweet

[@zacharnold6350]

Ive use alot of Husqvarna stuff an love them, it seems stihl are always have trouble starting but when u do get it started they are beast lol. but keep up the A1 work guys i love to watch whatever yall put out

[@Freecan67]

Keep them coming. O ya. Give the Saw a work out.

[@theMekanik]

First!!! 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻..... Projects!!!

[@Livepilot512]

Love the dirt work, I prefer the job site videos.

[@dennis2376]

Thank you for the videos. I love job site videos but also love the tool testing, I get to know what they can do or not.

[@shadyman6346]

Now, come do mine! Looks fantastic...

[@Mack.of.all.trades]

What is he putting in the blocks at the 2 minute mark?

[@Chris-de3vq]

Pins/anchors they secure the units between courses, for these versa-lok block they're called VERSA-TUFF Pins

[@TheEleventhRealm]

Came by to learn and I'm impressed!!!!! Definitely want to hire a professional now!

[@pacificdynamicbuilders4380]

Great channel Stanley!

[@edzachary8657]

Oh yeah keep these videos coming these are really good, what a great bunch of guys, very hard-working, nice to see

[@jeffmech1]

Surprised that you didn’t put some kind of deck outside the back door. Would have really added to the overall look. Of course, they may have not had the dollars for that piece.

[@MikeHarris1984]

13:19 Little Tykes car on the back patio. I had one of those as a kid (over 30 years ago now)!

[@350speedfreak]

I love the dedication to perfection. Awesome work

[@thomasgibbons353]

cold beer and God bless you guys.

[@marjkush9597]

I enjoy your videos , keep it up !

[@danielbrennan9958]

These videos kick ass almost as much as getting kicked out of Scag demo lmao. Dan overhere at Brennan lawn and landscaping out of Lakemore IL

[@edwinellis1669]

Awesome job nice n clean 💪🏾😎

[@davidcorbin6663]

I also like the competition videos

[@roytempleton9320]

Jobsite bids are the best!

[@oldnstillworkin5709]

Beautiful

[@Dirtmonkey]

Aw thank you!

[@woodlandburl6648]

Nice work they did.

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thanks 👍