You certainly could. But we have the tools and expertise necessary to make your patio/hardscape as good as the day it was installed. And we can do it right, in a just a fraction of the time. Plus, wouldn’t you rather enjoy your patio instead of working on it?
We do not recommend power washing your pavers. The harsh spray can erode the pavers and loosen the binding between pavers.
When used in proper amounts, de-icing agents should not damage your pavers. However, they may accelerate wear on some pavers and it is important to carefully follow instructions to protect against using too much.
When properly installed and maintained regularly, paver should last 25-50 years.
A new patio should be good for two years. After this, there will definitely be signs of wear; weeds may appear between cracks, pavers may settle, insects may appear. We’d recommend after your second year, giving the experts a call to make it new again.
Typically, it’s a three-day process. Day one we clean your brick/paver areas with a pressure wash. Day two is spent doing repairs, as needed, to edging or any areas that have settled over time. The third day we sand, stabilize and, most importantly, seal the entire area.
When properly installed and maintained regularly, paver should last 25-50 years.
A new patio should be good for two years. After this, there will definitely be signs of wear; weeds may appear between cracks, pavers may settle, insects may appear. We’d recommend after your second year, giving the experts a call to make it new again.
Typically, it’s a three-day process. Day one we clean your brick/paver areas with a pressure wash. Day two is spent doing repairs, as needed, to edging or any areas that have settled over time. The third day we sand, stabilize and, most importantly, seal the entire area.
Sealing protects your investment, by stabilizing the sand in the joints in addition to protecting your installation from stains, weeds and insect infestations.
No, but we recommend an ongoing process. We offer a three-year maintenance agreement ensuring you don’t have to maintain your installation for those three years. Year one, we do the complete clean, sand and seal. Year two, we return to inspect and do any needed sealer touchups. In year 3, we do a light cleaning and again touch up the sealant.
Sealing is crucial for the beauty and strength of your pavers. Sealing helps protect against staining, UV rays, and harsh weather conditions. Without maintaining sealers on your pavers, you run the risk of staining and fading.
To safely ensure the sealant has dried properly, you’ll need to wait 24 hours after we’re done.
From early spring to late fall is the ideal time to clean, repair and seal. Basically, when the weather is nice, we can do the work. Once it starts to freeze, we recommend waiting until early spring.
We can repair and restore most pavers and patios, but we will conduct an evaluation before any repairs are made to determine the best course of action.
To safely ensure the sealant has dried properly, you’ll need to wait 24 hours after we’re done.
From early spring to late fall is the ideal time to clean, repair and seal. Basically, when the weather is nice, we can do the work. Once it starts to freeze, we recommend waiting until early spring.
We can repair and restore most pavers and patios, but we will conduct an evaluation before any repairs are made to determine the best course of action.