Great result! Is that an Aussie accent?

@gorillagroundsandgardens

9 ай бұрын

New Zealand mate.

@carbine5378

8 ай бұрын

I thought pommie!

Wow! Talk about kicking ass! Great job! Txs for sharing.

Lovely to see. So quick to get a job like that done. You have a good team.

Not hedgehog friendly. 😥😪

Excellent. 😎

Excellent work. Can't understand why anyone would try and knock this

I love a bit of featheredge. Best looking fencing. So much nicer on the eye than concrete. I've only done my own fencing over the years but was wondering if you'd had many problems with such a narrow post hole? I use a border spade and dig the width of that square. About 1½ bags of postcrete per hole. Also, i couldn't really get on with those postsaver sleeves. Painted posts with bitumen paint in the end. I saw a vid on youtube....'proper diy' i think....and the sleeve filled up with water above the ground. 🤷‍♂️ Great job by the way. Love the 2x8 gravel boards. 👍🏻

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

Really love your positivity! We tend to dig the holes deeper than most. We usually get 2 bags in per hole. We have painted posts and sleepers etc with bitumen paint. It also works really well.

What an awsome job, i have helped my friends who have fencing companies and can really appreciate what hard work it is , especially when the holes are laughing at you when digging out, amazing boys, well done!!!

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for your positivity!

Awesome results 👌 must have some great guys on the team , getting that smashed out quick and to a very high standard , customer must of been happy 😁

@gorillagroundsandgardens

9 ай бұрын

Customer was over the moon.

Nice Job Chaps - Keep them coming

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

Thanks! We are working on more videos all the time.

Good work ethic. Well done lads! Nice to see a tidy result. 🙏❤️

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

Thanks. The client was very pleased even with the "back" side of the fence. The rails are ideal for attaching trellis to for growing climbing plants.

New subscriber, great video, excellent result 🙂👍👏

Hate to think I had to paint that fence,great job guys looks awesome.

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

All the wood is pressure treated so painting is not required. We always advise people not to.

Great job lads very professional. Wish you was based near me 👌🏻

That looks tremendous. 👍👌

As fences go ..good job .

What a amazing job good to see thank you from New Zealand

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

Thanks Terry! I grew up in New Zealand so good to see this video has made it all the way back home.

3 questions : 1) why not using an auger to dig those holes , since you seem to be quite mechanized ( stump removal etc..) 2) all the bushes on the neighbor side, they are just cut short and will grow back, any possibility to ask the neighbor to remove them all.3) how about the other 2 sides of the property ?

@gorillagroundsandgardens

9 ай бұрын

1) the type of ground we have here is full of rocks so even when using a 150mm auger you end up with sometimes a 300mm or more hole that needs a lot more concrete 2) We cut the bushes down and then dug out the stumps so they won't come back. 3) There are good hedges on the other sides of the property so a fence is not required.

the old fence looks alot better then the new cause its was age with time and naturally cover with plants

@liamyabsley6691

8 ай бұрын

If I had this old hedge and fence In my garden and theses guys did this , I'd be over the moon , looks awesome

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

Seems like you may not be a customer for us then.

@akitas8165

8 ай бұрын

Attempt at humour ??

I suppose you retreated all the cut ends and post tops and didnt nail through 2 feather boards as you were putting them up allowing for expansion / contraction thus avoiding the possibility of splits boards. Otherwise it looks quite tidy. Would have liked to see a back weather on the posts !

6.16...One slip on that gravel drive and that guy can say goodbye to his hand arm and anything else that chipper decides it wants from him free.

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

Chipper safety is very important, they are dangerous machines.

Amazing that it was done in 2 days

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

We have a great team that work very well together on projects like this just so we can minimise the time on site and disruption to the clients.

Good run that, nice work👌

What’s that used around the base of the posts?

@gorillagroundsandgardens

Ай бұрын

Those are post savers. They protect the post around ground level where it is more likely to rot. When correctly installed will add 5 years+ to the life of the post.

Little tip, use concrete posts and gravel boards otherwise the whole thing will rot

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

It's all down to the customer's preference! Appreciate the thought though!

Now it needs some new plantings to hide up the fence.

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

The client has planted along the fence to break it up which already looks great and will be even better in the spring. Should we do a follow up video as the garden comes together?

Price

Get rid of that block and spirit level! Tape measure and mark every 4” top and bottom rail, check with a level every 30 boards, work smarter not harder, and definitely quicker. 👌🏻

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for the tips! We will give that a go and see how it works for us

How do you put the top cap on? And how do you fix into it? Does it need a counter Batton

@gorillagroundsandgardens

3 ай бұрын

This top cap we generally screw down through the top into the thick end of the boards. It doesn't need to sit on a rail

Please make a small passage here and there so hedgehogs can circulate.

What has destroying vegetation got to with pitting up a new fence. Also why does the neighbour get the front of the fence why was a double fronted fence put in place

👍

Camera footage made me dizzy. Ugh.

@gorillagroundsandgardens

11 ай бұрын

Sorry about that. Maybe this isn't the video to watch with wine in hand!

@dh8760

9 ай бұрын

Really go away

@mrsb8311

8 ай бұрын

Made me dizzy to wizzing around 🤔

How much did all of this cost you? I just had my fence also built, I couldn't imagine all the cost If they had to do stump grinding and all the other things.

Hi, how did you set the height of the posts to achieve consistent height above the ground? Thanks

@gorillagroundsandgardens

2 ай бұрын

We didn't. We used longer posts and then set the heights of the rails and gravel board using a string line. Marked the posts and then rested the large saw on the top rail to cut the excess off the posts. With pressure treated posts rotting on the top would happen a long time after the posts have rotted at ground level.

@danielcollins4650

2 ай бұрын

Ah I see, that makes sense, thanks for coming back to me!

I love a good stump grinder

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

They are worth their weight in gold.

Great looking job, sadly it won't last very long for almost the same money you could have used concrete posts with gravel boards and your timber infill.

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

There is a bitumen sleeve on the posts at ground level. This is where they rot so with this protected I would expect this to last around 20 years. The client likes the look of the wooden posts far better than concrete.

Is gavel board same thickness as the timber rails? What size timber rails are they?

@gorillagroundsandgardens

4 ай бұрын

Rails are 38mm thick and the gravel board is 45mm thick finished size. Just enough to sit the feather edge on.

@pgsgunn3

4 ай бұрын

Ahh that makes sense cos I got a quote from the supplier gavel board 25mm thick and fence rail 22mm thick, I think it is too thin and wobbly? What is the depth? Who is the supplier if you dont mind me asking?

What I don't understand is why you put the ugliest side inside?

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

We were asked to by the client after we already had a couple of posts in. They wanted to keep their neighbour happy!

In my opinion, if there is no gap between the fence and there is a strong wind, there is a fear that it will fall

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

The only one that has gone wrong so far was caused by a massive flood that washed all the soil from around the posts. 000's of meters and many good storms without issue over the last 5 years.

@quixc

8 ай бұрын

@@gorillagroundsandgardens It's very good I respect your experience and career

It never even blew my nose.

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

OUCH!

Inferior quality as compared to the fence that D&J Projects installs. Do you have the option for concrete posts and gravel boards with replaceable wooden sections?

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

We do the have that option. This client preferred the wooden posts with post savers. Where we are this is the most common style by far. Love the work d and j do.

@GrammarPoliceInvestigations

8 ай бұрын

@@gorillagroundsandgardens Thanks for the reply. I'm quite sure the concrete version is much more expensive but much more durable. All in the budget, I suppose.

@0skar9193

8 ай бұрын

@@GrammarPoliceInvestigations the concrete posts are over 70kg each! I've just put in 10 on heavy clay ground.

How much did it cost?

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

This work was around £6,000

Why do you place the best side of the fence towards the neighbors?

@dh8760

9 ай бұрын

Some towns or city require that

@gorillagroundsandgardens

9 ай бұрын

The neighbour mentioned they should get the "nice" side of the fence and our clients want to keep their neighbours happy so told us on the day to change which way the fence was facing. It created a bit of extra work for us and an additional cost for our clients but I think in the end our client got the best side anyway.

Why don't you just get an auger to make those post holes.

@gorillagroundsandgardens

Жыл бұрын

Where this fence was there are a large amount of rocks and pebbles in the ground as well as the concrete from the old posts etc. with a 250mm auger you end up with a 400mm hole if you are not careful.

@ruthiezophia7118

Жыл бұрын

@gorillagroundsandgardens bummer. Everything I watched those guys with the post hole diggers my shoulders hurt. Ouch that's rough.

Postsavers👍👍👍👍💪💪

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

They work well and seem to be excellent value for money.

Very tidy

Why dont they use Concrete Posts as they do not rot.

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

Because somebody (in this case our client) has to look at them.

@alistairwilson766

8 ай бұрын

Well after a few years of high winds these fences will topple and when they come down its always in winter, very hard to replace and even harder to get someone to replace them, should maybe mention this to customer.

I don`t get this silly rules in UK as someone who pay a lot of money for new fence see the back of it instead front. Also I have a question as a team who doing this type of works why you don`t have soil drill ???

@grumpyoldgit8254

8 ай бұрын

I have never heard of that, and i used to put a lot fences up. Neighbours were a bit cheeky asking if they could have the best side, falling out or not, if they wanted the best side i would have said you pay for it you can have what you want.

@luckyluke8052

8 ай бұрын

@grumpyoldgit8254 I hear about it. So, how you explain the fence in this video?

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

In theory if the person that pays for the fence can put the good side wherever they like. The neighbour in this case asserted there was a legal requirement to put the nice side facing them. To the best of my knowledge this requirement does not exist but the clients wanted to keep the neighbour happy.

@alanmarriott5730

8 ай бұрын

Hmmm

Wood on the ground level and not concrete foot boards, REALLY.

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

Yes, really. We provide what the client asks for and they were very happy.

Düz ve güzel olan yüzey neden eve dönük olmadı ?

@gorillagroundsandgardens

11 ай бұрын

It was originally going to be on the customers side but part way through the project they requested it went on the neighbours side!

@paul_raftery

8 ай бұрын

The neighbour obviously kicked off about it

@paul_raftery

8 ай бұрын

They don’t look great from the back

Check for level ????. Think it's plumb u should say. Level is horizontal 😅

I would have put the good side in my garden not the neighbours

Great video and job, Not so great the music.

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

Sorry about that. We have not used the music in our other videos. Hopefully that will be more to your liking

Camera man is making me dizzy!!

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

He's been working on it! kzread.info/dash/bejne/oIRtj8SQo6vMiqg.html Check out our latest fence video and see if you think we've improved!

Wooden posts for god sake? 😂

1st thing, you could have saved a days labour on by using AUGER / FENCE POST HOLE BORER / GROUND DRILL, 2nd thing I noticed you didnt slant the cut on the top of the posts for rain run off? 3rd thing, you made the fence like a sail, one good gust will take it out, wheres the air going to pass through the fence, exactly none, any good fence builder knows wind passing threw a fence reduces the push over

@gorillagroundsandgardens

5 ай бұрын

1. We have large amounts of rocks in the ground that tend to make an auger move away from where we want the hole or make a hole 3x the size we actually want. 2. Water running off the top of the post doesn't make any difference from experience, the post will rot at ground level long before the top rots. 3. I pleased to report this fence and in fact all others we have put up over the last 5 years of fencing have made it through all of the winter storms. I would love to see some of your fence builds so I can see how a "good" fence builder does it and take some notes!

At 8:30 or thereabouts, your camera operator is waving the camera around a lot -- the picture is extremely unsteady and is not focusing on the main action point. Better camera work is needed for making a good video.

@gorillagroundsandgardens

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for the feedback. We have invested in a gimbal so hopefully the latest videos will be better!

So many negative comments, you have nothing nice to say say nothing!!!!

@gorillagroundsandgardens

9 ай бұрын

We love feedback because we love making better videos but sometimes people on the Internet are negative clowns.

Daniel son show me paint 🎨 a fence up down up down Breath in breath out big board right hand small board left hand 🤚 side side up down up down paint all fence 2 coats 🧥 both sides

It would have looked nicer with a picket fence so the light filters through.

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

In this case that would not have been appropriate with a solid barrier being specified by the client.

@akitas8165

8 ай бұрын

It is a side fence which is always a closed fence for privacy.

Well i had to look to see if a fence could blow my mind, i wasn't surprised when it didn't tbh. Maybe work on your video titles, most people prefer honest titles

Hate fencing better before , the garden has had its soul ripped out, no hedge's or shrubs that will now take years to grow back , nothing for the wildlife , a quick fix but looks bloody awful

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for your feedback. Good thing it's not your garden. If it makes you feel better there are lots of other places for birds to nest in the garden and the surrounding area.

I bet the hundreds of birds who made that hedge their home are going to love roosting at night or building their nests in 37m of wooden fencing!

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

We didn't find any nests in this hedge. Fortunately this work was in a woodland village so there are lots of better places for birds to nest close by.

@akitas8165

8 ай бұрын

Nonsense.

@henrywaterhouse6291

8 ай бұрын

You actually fing very few nests in leylandii hedges. Might be worth asking the question before making a statement based on an assumption.

Music is annoying.

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

Some of our other videos have different music and some don't have any music at all! You should try those

@lizamimi

8 ай бұрын

next time turn down the volume and select the closed caption symbol 💅🏽

Nice job and nice video, but spoiled by that god-awful "music".

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

Sorry about that. We have different music in some of our later videos and some don't have any music at all.

God he's slow

Chose a different effing song it ruined what would have been an awesome video.

@gorillagroundsandgardens

9 ай бұрын

We must apologize before not consulting you, a stranger on the Internet, before choosing what music to put in our videos. You may want to try turning the volume down in future.

@lizamimi

8 ай бұрын

I turned down the volume and hit the closed caption symbol 💅🏽

@DJHB1980

8 ай бұрын

Actually it probably wasn’t the song as much that maybe that it seemed to be or was on constant repeat throughout. I still think ur videos are good but I’d rather not have to watch them muted

Encore un trumpiste qui est content d’ériger une clôture... adieu convivialité... adieu superbes horizons... Comment diable construire sa propre prison peut rendre les gens heureux ?

@gorillagroundsandgardens

8 ай бұрын

It makes people happy by keeping the dog out of the neighbouring gardens and off the road.

@georgesrobreau647

8 ай бұрын

@@gorillagroundsandgardens : Normal, les chiens gardent les prisonniers...

Wow One week clean and move thise rubish