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Thanks for your comment and question there was two more walls behind the front wall. We would of had to give up a couple feet of property and it is very expensive on Pensacola Beach. It was very narrow at one end as it was.

Thanks for watching my channel Andrew, I believe it was a John Deere 35 or 50 and a larger Kabota on the hillside

Thank you for watching Daniel and your comment! As you know that thing and definitely make a man out of you real quick, right 😀

Thanks for watching and watching my channel and your comment. I got to say that’s probably my favorite the most difficult ones to install that nobody else wants to do 👍 so you actually know the labor that goes into it 😃

Thanks for the great comment and watching my channel I appreciate it. We’re always looking good people .

Thanks for watching my channel in your comment. Yes, I agree 100%. I like the sprinkler systems to broadcast towards the wall not be right up against the wall. That’s another reason why I install drain systems every 10 feet on the wall. Typically that’s the lowest point of the irrigation system and all the water runs down there when it shuts off.

Thanks for watching my channel and your comment. I could definitely be part of the issue. Just never seen anything like that before. Also nothing that a coupling nut wouldn’t of cured and add a little bit extra Rod.

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Thank you for recognizing that your executive right and I appreciate you watching my channel! 👍

Thanks, Marck. I appreciate it me and your patience. Sorry just stay extremely busy and then on the weekends I try to dedicate my time to my wife and her business. Hopefully, I’ll be able to get up with you today.

Got another video on here where the stack in place Pavers, settled around the pool about 3 inches so you’re really gotta be careful when you’re vibrating and Sand. The last of the 300 foot wall that I’m working on now has stacking stone around the pool and I’ll be working about 15 foot away from it so I’m very concerned about this stone as well.

@@DaleWHickman I totally understand can’t wait to here from you

@@DaleWHickman I’ll be sure to go and watch that video

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Thanks for your question Richard. No, I have never used steel sheet pilings used to use aluminum. Of course that stuff did not last very long back in the 80s pretty much stick with the vinyl now. Does us a great job for what we do

Thanks for your comment and watch my channel. I particularly don’t care for them. I have actually replaced more due to failure than I have installed.

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And you’re good at it, Jeremy thanks for your hard work in this heat!

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Thanks for your comment after a couple years I started having so many problems with that thing I sold it got tired of working on it, and it was always the resting fuel tank in the carburetor. Then my shifting cables broke so that was it.

Thanks for your comment Buster. Yes, we do have a great time and crack up. I just don’t always catch it on video.

Thank you for your comment and statement. Four years later was installed March 2020 still looks great. We’re fixing to install a dock and boathouse at the same project shortly. Not sure why you would build another barrier. This is definitely the way to go very strong insulation with the rip rap in front of it.

Thanks for your comment and question. Majority of our walls are vinyl and wood at times we do a concrete top cap. We have nothing but sand here so easy to install stuff in the ground. I don’t really care for Concrete; myself because of its ability to soak up salt water causing rebar to expand and crack the concrete. There is fiberglass rebar which cost a lot more money as well. As you may know.

Good morning David thank you for your comment and watching my page. This job actually employed 12 of my employees a permit agency. The owner that owns the property owns his own business that employees people as well. So he is very good for the economy. Thank you and keep on watching. 👍

@@DaleWHickman short sighted people dale...they dont realize all the good that comes from the wealthy...take superyachts for example....building one superyacht employs hundreds of skilled laborers across many industries so next time dont hate on the guy for having that yacht thank him! he couldve just horded the money and hundreds of workers would not have been employed for years at a time

Thanks, Eddie that gives the pilings a lot more square foot resistance against drag we call them drag plates

Thank you so much for watching my page and your comment! We try hard at putting out a great custom product for our customers

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Hey Mark, I did sorry just been extremely busy. I’ll try to give you a call today sometime.

@@DaleWHickman ok sounds good I’m free whenever

Thanks for watching in your comment. I appreciate that. Yes this is some hard work. When I started with my dad back in 79 he did not believe in Equipment. I was Emmanuel labor so I understand carrying and picking up the pilings. Once I started my business in 1990, I decided to work smarter!

Thank you I sure appreciate you watching my channel in your comment. We were hard at putting out a custom product for our customers.

Thank you so much for watching my channel and your comment. Jeremy and Kathy would be best to answer that question at my office. If you need any help with any of the permitting, we can handle that as well and give you a complete. Quote package for tour project. If you would, please mention to them that you were inquiring about this from the RUclips page thank you. 😄 And I’ll have a special gift for you on your project 👍

@@DaleWHickman Thanks so much, we are finializing the home we want now and waiting on Corps of Engineers to finish our mitigation work and signoff. Once we are close to a building permit, I will call in!

You were right about that Jeremy and you’re one of the guys that made it happen! Good job should be proud of this one!!!

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Thank you, Jeremy. I think we really have a good team coming together. Just got an iron out a few little quirks 😂😄

Hi y’all thank you so much for watching my channel in your comment. I really appreciate kind words! I wish we could too, but we are pretty backed up over here and I like to be able to go home every night and sleep. Take care if you need some help selecting a contractor I’ve got a vendor that works in that area. I could get some recommendations for you.

@@DaleWHickman that would be nice if you could get that over to me. Thanks

Thank you, Taylor. I appreciate that. Had a couple people. Tell me that the long videos were no good. 😊

Thank you for your comment and watch Jerry. I appreciate that! Trust me we have plenty to do in this area right here. I wish we could we hear that a lot.

Hey Britt, thanks for your comment and watching my channel. I really appreciate your remarks! We’re always looking for good capable people if you’re actually serious but Gatlin definitely lives the Dream life. I should probably just do a video on my German Shepherd people comment more about them. They are a good drawing card. 😃

Hey, thanks for watching in your question we use both and I don’t really see a difference. I do like the pontoon style boat because you have more stability and more room to store stuff.

Thanks for watching in your question will use a laboratory hammer to help assist with the installation of our pilings

Thanks for your question. I’m watching my channel. There’s a whole Lotta factors to go into replacing a Piling as far as accessibility water, depth, soil, conditions, and size of Piling. Typically most poles go for about $20-$25 a foot labor to install.