Pavers fade, stain and collect algae and moss, and the sand between them washes out, which lets weeds in and the pavers shift. A deep cleaning brings the original color back, and sealing helps keep it that way.
Regular sealing keeps patios, walkways, pool decks and driveways looking new and vibrant for many years to come.
What we deal with
- Faded or dull color
- Algae, moss and dark staining
- Weeds growing between pavers
- Joint sand that has washed out
- Oil and general stains
How we approach it
Deep clean
We clean the paver surface thoroughly to bring back its true color.
Refill the joints
Joint sand is replaced where it has washed out.
Seal
Sealer locks in the joint sand and protects against weather and stains. Depending on the sealer, the finish can keep the natural look or deepen the color.
Common questions
How often should pavers be sealed?
Typically every few years, depending on sun, foot and vehicle traffic and the sealer used. We can tell you what makes sense for yours.
Will sealing stop weeds in my pavers?
Filled and sealed joints make it harder for weeds to take hold, but nothing makes it impossible.
See it in action
Short clips from recent jobs.
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