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As someone who recently got a patio extension, I completely agree with this comment. My contractor was nothing like these guys as far as attention to detail

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It’s craft, not art.🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

I concur TY

It's a rare thing these days. Mostly because builders hire the cheapest workers they can get, not the best. Most people building these days don't even know what they are doing. We are renting a brand new home and we have had the builders send people out to fix the same issues multiple time. How many times does it take to get the paint on a door right? How is it possible to screw up a door frame worse than it was when you come out to fix it? It's just unbelievable. There are still several issues, but I just stopped complaining about them. It's obvious the people who own the house have never stepped foot in it, and the property management people don't care, so why should I? I will probably be moving out, hopefully to something I buy, when the lease is up.

@@MAGAMAN That's a real bummer. I can relate.

Exactly

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Apparently you've never finished concrete or seen good work done before it cuz this is bulshit work

@@beefio6241 I dont see any of your work out here so......it must be BS work. Bahahaha

@@TheRealIdleTime good one you get me so good ....laughs at the fact you have no clue bye bye loser

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Repent to Jesus Christ “For there is one God and one mediator between God and mankind, the man Christ Jesus,” ‭‭1 Timothy‬ ‭2:5‬ ‭NIV‬‬ J

Yeah finishing is so much of it. I did a very novice job for myself, and the finishing looks like crap of course compared to professional, but hey as I freely admit I only did it to save money, and from a distance it looks fine. I did learn a lot, though, for example if I do it again, I'll mostly just use the tools where you can attach the poles instead of just the hand tools, because you can apply more weight on the longer tools.

Me too TY

Maybe this home owner didn’t haggle him about the cost and constantly say things like.. you’re sure you can’t do it any cheaper? This guy quoted me 1/4 of the price.. pay a 1/4 of the price get 1/4 the craftsman. Then they want to stand over your shoulder and ask you a million questions while you’re working. Don’t act like all costumers are equal. Contracting is a lose lose situation with certain customers. I know who they are every time I do a job.

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Lmao fr fr thought the same thing lol

I'm here with you bud

Thank you so much! Every step taken should me something

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Wow GL

I don't know the correct price for a job like this but I know for sure that it is better to have the professionals do it many times because it turns out that you have to pay twice, the first when you try to do it, the second when you have to call someone to take everything apart and do the job again. 🤣

@@MrCrashsystem LOL so true. I live in an hoa, but as the other person said I didn't have all that money so I did it myself. Fortunately the value of the home is such that if the virus insist on it being torn out, then we will just take a couple thousand off the selling price, or convince them to buy it as is, if the market is still kind of hot or at least warm.

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I know what you mean. Those tools they use are specific to this trade. And every project needs a specific tool for that job. I bet it would still be worth the efforts.

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@@repentoryouwilllikewiseper8741 the hell are you ok? Put down your disco biscuit.

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Sqft and cost of this job please ​@@OdellCompleteConcrete

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Thank you Roger

Where are you located Roger

Depends on how handy you are

Did you decide to try it yourself? After I did mine, I realized the largest I think I would attempt to do myself is maybe 10x10. I mean, at one time, after which I'll get tired and relax :) But not in the hot summer, where you have to work fast before it really sets. And I found that using the tools with the poles attached seems to be better than just the hand tools.

How much did this cost

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One day dig and set One to pour

put in the 30 years first.

how insulting of you to ask that. This guy is too classy but I'll tell you you're wrong for asking that.

@@evancobuilding Get over yourself. That mindset is why the trades are dying. No new workers coming in, and by your logic it will be thirty years before they'd be competent anyway. Meanwhile, current tradesmen are burning out, ruining their joints and backs too soon, and having to choose between turning down business or never seeing their families. And homeowners aren't served either, because they can't find anyone, so they have to choose between letting their property slowly go to ruin or taking on projects themselves with mixed results.

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A good start. TY

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@@OdellCompleteConcrete is that just labor or is it all included?

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Yeah must be because they're easier to handle without all the other equipment for sure.

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