I don't know Tom, If this concrete thing doesn't work out you have a future in video walk throughs for the real estate professionals! lol Beautiful Place

@NSResponder

2 ай бұрын

You guys should do that together. "Haus & Morgan presents..."

@stevealldred4424

2 ай бұрын

Lol! Hey Mike! Both my favorite channels in one place!

@stevealldred4424

2 ай бұрын

Great video! Nice house and loved that circular driveway! You should reach out to some of the Pittsburgh players for shirts! Especially pitchers!! Notice the last name!

@Concretewiththehauses

2 ай бұрын

I don’t know if Donna would go for that

Tom teaching them young doesn't hurt a thing and teaches work ethics & values !! My Grandson is 13 now and will be running the riding mower this year, with his dads instructions/training, so he can earn some cash this summer !!

That's fancy pole joining skills. I can't believe that's the same trailer.

Kids driving equipment at young age is the best! Life lessons for sure👍

It's great that you are teaching them when they are young this will be something they will not forget. I was taught at age 8 how to uses a tractor and backhoe in are orange groves . I also worked with my dad in plumbing at age 8 . I thank him for teaching me how to work and the values,and ethics . Thanks Dad.

@Tom ... KEEP TEACHINGTHEM YOUNG!!!! I was born and raised in the city, but with a lot of relatives who had farms. As kids we all (3 boys) went "down home" during most of our youth summers to our Grandfathers dairy farm! Great education on work ethics and 'git 'er done' attitudes. For myself, I learned how to drive a team of horses plowing a field, or hauling a hay wagon from field to barn, by the time I was 11! My Dad was a Union Journeyman Carpenter who also took us to work when he could, and taught us the proper way to do things, and WHY to do them the way we were taught! PLEASE keep encouraging these things! Job well done! 🤩🤩🤩

After a 35 year career selling Concrete Equipment and Supplies You and your Guys are Terrific. Beautiful work.

I was a machinist in a shipyard and all the other crafts would come to us to sharpen their bits. No drill doctor. They would try to sharpen them themselves and wound grind them backwards, meaning that the cutting edge was lower than the back edge.

Excellent concrete work 👍 Impressive trailer restoration 😊 Although it was a joke about starting them young, my father started me driving/operating equipment when I was 8 years old. It was pretty standard for farm kids. Good instruction and supervision goes a long way and instills skills for the future. I was solo bailing by 12 years old, and could drive an 18 speed transmission by 16. Good video

21:07 Left reverse light is burned out on the dump truck. 👍

I forgot to mention in Philadelphia I must have saw a 30 or 40 kids all riding their e-bikes together in a pack. Used to be dirt bikes and now it's e-bikes

Starting out younguns driving equipment and learning how to work is a great thing

One definitely doesn't get this opportunity many times, but what a truly unique and wonderful. 😊😊😊

@Concretewiththehauses

2 ай бұрын

So true!

You guys are artists!! Very,Very talented!!

Sharpening drill bits is a skill that is fading away. Working as a millwright I saw some crazy ways that people sharpened bits. Some could have been used as a center punch. Teaching people to use the face of the wheel and not the side was difficult. It was nice to see it done right. Great presentation. 😊 I’ve always kept a grinding wheel just for bits and chisels. Nice looking work on the concrete too. Pretty wild. 😁

@Concretewiththehauses

2 ай бұрын

Thank you very much

A + on the joints cut. Another great pour, with attention to details. Nice video drop on Sunday...please keep them coming.

I’m 70 years old but at the age of 8 years old I was driving a tractor with a hay bailer with people on the wagon stacking hay or straw. So I’ve taught both of my kids to drive at an early age too.

I think that is awesome that you work with your grandchildren to operate equipment. I drove a John Deere 4020 at 8 years old. Memories and experiences that last a lifetime

@paulprigge1209

2 ай бұрын

Broken on eight n fords then Ford 4000 SU. Then 4020s

Tom everyone could learn so much from you. You breed success into your family and it is awesome to watch. You teach things they would never learn in college. BRAVO!

Nice work getting the sidewalk groove just right!!

Love the video Tom and the big big house , allso your work .

Nice Video Tom, the job looked really good. The trailer came out nice even the decals. Looked like a brand new trailer. I also noticed how much light is in the shop, and when you panned the camera i saw and remembered the new ceiling and lights. Well worth the cost, it made a world of difference in the shop.

I do not see a problem with a 8 year old doing a tug test . I had my son on a tractor at 5 years old and on a backhoe by time he was 8 years old start them young and teach them right way and they will be able to do more than most adults in this day and time .

Trailer turned out nice👍

Outstanding home, and a builder using your company on that build speaks volumes about you guys! Thanks for letting me in there with your video.

10 years old I was driving tractors and farm trucks

Trailer looks great!! So does the concrete work ❤

Nice job tell you what Tom you do outstanding work with your crew outshine victory 🤔and what a house mega 🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸

@Concretewiththehauses

2 ай бұрын

Thanks the victory guys do pretty well

what a house .so glad they let you showcase it for us.and your work is in line with the rest of the job.

@Concretewiththehauses

2 ай бұрын

Awesome thanks

Get 'em driving Tom.. the younger the better.. and I'll bet off camera that's exactly what happens.. Excellent!

@Concretewiththehauses

2 ай бұрын

Well, you know

Good as new! All your work is thorough and painstaking in even the most minor details, which I call splendid. Thank you.

Tom , a very interesting job to follow. I like these much better than the monopoly homes 10' apart. I do think on a home of this caliber they went a little cheaper on the concrete finishes. A stamped stone or at least a rolled slate on the steps and sidewalks. That would have completed the home details so much better than brushed concrete. I'm sure you agree. Thanks for taking us to work with you. I learn so much.

Awesome job on the concrete and the trailer turned out nice!

We live inner city, don't own any big equipment. I can tell you my son (only child), was driving on private property long before any of his friends. He's in college now, and teaching some of his non-driving friends to drive. FYI, it looked like your truck lights weren't working correctly.

The garage looks great with that new ceiling and lights .

You and your team do fantastic work.

Nice guys😊

Thanks for the invite to view the house, beautiful job on the concrete and radiused expansion joins. 👍👍

Thank you for the house tour!! And amazing work on your part as always

@Concretewiththehauses

Ай бұрын

Thank you!! 😊

Great crew you have Tom , work safe & smart , job turns out very nice

When I was 8 years old I was driving farm equipment already so your grandson driving a truck I say go for it as long as he can reach the pedals

Excellent work and design and love how it accentuates the home! Thank you for the home tour and builder shout out.

THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO

When I was 8 I was driving the the R Johndeer and the water and grain trucks. By myself. It was the 60’s. Has to get the farm work done so you did what you had to do

My Grandpa taught me to sharpen drill bits on the ginder - He took two 6-point nuts and glued them together, it is not the perfect angle but it is almost spot on. that drill bit should fit in the angle those nuts make. Works like a charm.

I know you show the boy everything, I was on tractors and working the fields before I was 8. Good on you, and did alot of stuff on the farm because it needed to be done. Keep teaching

Good job guys

I grew up on a farm here in little New Zealand. Did all sorts of driving before my teenage years. These days though, you can’t sneeze without someone complaining. Bring back the gold ol days of the 70s and 80s

Trailer looks awesome..! Turned out great..! Thank you sir.

WOW!! A gorgeous home. Nice job by the builder and designers. The trailer looks better than new.

Great video! Learned a lot!

@Concretewiththehauses

Ай бұрын

Glad to hear it!

Great job on the center radius cuts! No harm in teaching them young! Heck back in the day 8 and 9 year olds were running tractors in the field. I think if they learn young they are better and more responsible when they actually get their licenses.

Another good one bud

It's a place that's fitting for your work. Amazing!!!

I install those beam ceilings in Florida.

Your channel deserves way more subs. True concrete channel here

@Concretewiththehauses

2 ай бұрын

I appreciate that!

Nice Vid!

As always you guys did amazing concrete work. That house is literally unreal as you stated. Totally reminds me of all the old beautiful mansions we have in western PA. But much more energy efficient, I assume. If you ever read this, Executive Developers, I'm glad you do work in my home turf. Thanks for sharing, Haus'. Also, Tom, thank you for the drill bit demonstration. I will try and use that, now that I know how to do it.

Nice rebuild on that trailer

Nice curve cut!

Nice restoration job on the trailer hard to believe it's the same trailer.

Awesome video Great content Thanks for sharing Have a day

Tom that house lt is so beatiful and your concrete work was awesome

Tom trailer looks good concrete looks good , but driver side reverse light out and it looks like your rear brakes don't seem to light up on the dump. Just FYI! Thanks for the content

@Concretewiththehauses

2 ай бұрын

I did notice the back up light I did not notice the brake light. Thanks.

Very nice homes like that come with very nice mortgage payments! Hell of a nice place!

Good morning to you all

@Concretewiththehauses

2 ай бұрын

Good morning

I worked with a guy who could sharpen bits, me not so much. Great job with that trailer.

Great job guys! Go get a sip of coffee!

I'm surprised about how you made checking the brakes on the trailer so difficult. Just make a vertical chalk mark on each tire side wall, at the bottom and look for rotation on all the tires in one single test.

@Concretewiththehauses

2 ай бұрын

That is definitely another way to do it

I like your video's but please don't loose the benefits of keeping them simple and to the point. Lots of background music doesn't help and you need either find a way to level out your voice over, too often it becomes VERY loud while you are talking over the background noise. How about trying to do your voice over separately during editing? It will even out the voice AND allow you to change your comments to better fit what's going on. Just a thought, hope your year is off to a great start!

@Concretewiththehauses

2 ай бұрын

Ok, thanks

What a beautiful home. My home is as bif as that great room.

Go for one million!

I install carpet and live in Florida. Some of the house ive worked in down by the water are like that house. Millions of dollar mansons crazy the money people have

Tom, do you ever stain concrete? Thinking about this for my new shop/mancave. Keep up the great videos!

And they say the American economy is bad. With that house, obviously not.

Saw your attempt at epoxy on Outdoors with the Morgans. Do you have a little butane torch, lightly passing over with one while it cures will pop bubbles, wouldn't suggest doing epoxy with high humidity either. Did you use a drill mixer ? Try not to mix so vigorously to minimize bubbles, turned out pretty though. Good luck with bigger project

Getting kids started is so key. It is a lot more fun to move a pile of dirt with a skidsteer than to play video games...

@Concretewiththehauses

2 ай бұрын

I agree

....................G'day Tom, when 11 I learned to stick-weld and braze. That was 1953

Lets get that 100K

@Concretewiththehauses

2 ай бұрын

Yes

Thats the kind of groover Ryan from Victory uses.

I've done a lot of that type of work with coffered ceilings

My grandfather and father did the same thing with me as a youngster and I do the same with mine. It taught me a lot and made me respect stuff that could potentially cause a bunch of damage or hurt you or someone else. In my opinion the worst thing to do is to take an inquisitive kid and not take the time to teach them.

Random question, did you get rid of the kubota mini that you tumble bugged ?

TOM, is there a chance you could say where you purchased those deck screws for your trailer!

@Concretewiththehauses

2 ай бұрын

Local hardware store CT McCormick

you have one backup light on the truck

❓How long must vehicles stay off a pad like that?

There is nothing wrong with what you are doing with your grandkids. You are teaching the next generation of people who may be interested in keeping the family business going into the future.

Nice job.How much is that house(WOW) Watching you put those screws in the wood.They look way to short.Some of them looked like they didnt get tight.

@Concretewiththehauses

2 ай бұрын

No, they were all tight all 50 million

50 million holes Tom ? Surely you mean "four thousand holes (in Blackburn, Lancashire)" ?

@Concretewiththehauses

2 ай бұрын

No, it felt like 50 million holes

like titanium bits best for staleness

They can’t learn that out of a book you have to get in seat and feel what it’s doing

Can you show us your wood shop ?

@Concretewiththehauses

Ай бұрын

Sure

How come you dont use stick jointers to avoid using the screed bord

@Concretewiththehauses

2 ай бұрын

I cannot get them perfectly straight like we like

@Djcharlypzs

2 ай бұрын

Love you work bro outstanding

Those screws are almost to short

The shout out is ok, but how about a link to his KZread channel?

@Concretewiththehauses

2 ай бұрын

I don’t know if he has a KZread channel

Nice property to bad they can’t get rid of that airport noise

50 million holes! Tom, I've told you a million times not to exaggerate.

@Concretewiththehauses

2 ай бұрын

It felt like 50 million

Tom those screws looked a bit short…

That was funny, but i wouldn't have been surprised if had done the tug test.

😎❤️👍