Okay, we're back on the scene. I know it's been a while since our last video, so I hope everyone is doing well and staying positive. And we appreciate your continued support. So I want to give a shout out to Mike. Now this project is one of my first projects back in 2006 and the customer across the street has been a neighbor's probably about 15, 20 years. So when it was time for him to start his retaining wall project he contacted Mike. Mike gave him my number which I had the same number for over 20 years and we got started on this project. Now if you had the same number for over 20 years leave a comment below. Just a quick demo of the old pressure treated retaining wall has been up about 15, 20 years. It's time around the customer decided to go with a concrete retaining wall. Here we're cutting some steaks sometimes called kickers. They use to help support the wall during the poor. But this retaining wall we followed the existing grade. Which means we had to custom cut each rebar for this wall using our rebar cutter and one of the best investments I made. Using duplex nails we tie our vertical rebar in place. This also makes for a nice and strong rebar mat once the horizontal rebar is in place. The real time saving for us on all our jobs is this rebar tying gun. I call it the Terminator. Now it's time for us to close up the front. We pre-position our state supports from every 45 feet on center depending on how tall the wall is. You should have stick around to the end of the video. We have a couple of other small concrete retaining wall projects we did earlier in the year. Just wanted to get enough footage to put a complete video together. Now it's time for some concrete. This is the fun day. I got my son out here helping us out. Got a lot going on here outside of this retaining wall. We also got a concrete patio inside of the house. Got a stamp concrete patio coming down the front of the house. We also added a couple curves up here to grade out the customer's yard in the future. I believe he's going to put some artificial turf. I have videos coming from those soon probably in the next couple weeks. So be sure to subscribe to our channel to be the first one to be notified. So ideally we do a form finish which means we strip the wood the next day. Customer wanted us to do a smooth broom finish. I'm sorry a broom finish on this wall so we ended up stripping the same day in applying a broom finish. The thing is a short wall not too long or we would have had to cost more people out. Nothing like running to the supply store at the last minute grabbing a nice brand new broom to apply our broom finish. And it's promised here is a look at some other videos. I'm sorry some other projects we did earlier than a year. These are small retaining walls as well. Just didn't really get enough footage to put a complete video together. Well that just about wraps it up for this video so I appreciate you guys time. Remember to stay positive hanging around people that are positive. If you're in the Sacramento Bay area hit us up the link is in the description below. Everyone else hope it helped you guys out on your project. Have a good day. Remember stay positive.