Most Trusted When It Comes to Paver Restoration
We help keep your walkways and patios clean
Most Trusted When It Comes to Paver Restoration
We help keep your walkways and patios clean
Make it beautiful
Benefits of Paver Restoration and Sealing
1. Sealing & Restoring Protects the Pavers from UV Fading
Paver sealing is a valuable method for protecting the surface of the pavers from the weathering caused by UV rays. UV degradation causes many materials to break down from extended exposure to the sun. While concrete pavers themselves are highly durable, the colored pigments in the pavers can slowly fade over time, due to the UV ray exposure. (Re)Sealing the pavers helps to keep the paver’s colors vibrant even in bright sunlight.
2. Vibrance
Sealing and/or restoration can draw out the colors and contrasts found in the concrete pavers and create greater visual interest. Some sealers have a “Wet Look” that produces an appealing patio surface. Restoring your pavers can bring you just the right look, in addition to protection to wear.
3. Joint stabilization to Interlocking Sand
Joint stabilizing sealers have the added benefit of hardening the joint sand in between the pavers, which prevents displacement from wind, rain, and insects that can cause pavers to sink or shift. This is particularly effective for pool decks, to keep sand out of the pool. Joint stabilizing sealers also help reduce weed growth between paver joints.
4. Stain Removal
Perhaps the most important benefit of sealing and/or restoring your pavers is that we can help make the pavers less porous, which helps limit stains, as the pavers will be less able to soak up the oil or dirt, etc. This will make cleanup of spills easier when they do happen.
Outdoor spaces often incorporate concrete paver patios, pool decks, and driveways to enhance the appeal of the property. Concrete pavers are durable and low maintenance and come in a nearly unlimited variety of sizes and colors.
How Often Should Pavers Be Restored or Re-Sealed?
Pavers can be resealed periodically to maintain the high quality of the materials for long term. Generally, sealers should be reapplied every 3-5 years, but each case may be different.