brick paver maintenance

Brick pavers can be sealed using different types of paver sealants. However, one such paver sealant that is used is known as sand. Now, when you think of sand, what may come to your mind is the one you used in construction sites or the one that

Patio pavers tend to require little maintenance and are made to last you a long time. However, they can sink from time to time, which can be a major tripping hazard.

Polymeric sand is certainly the better sand; however, it is costlier than regular sand. Proper installation of a brick paver is the most important thing to consider. No matter which sand you use,

Brick pavers add a beautiful touch to homes and hardscapes while simultaneously serving an extremely helpful purpose for walkways, patios, and driveways. Most of the time, these hardscapes can be cleaned with a brush or broom, but pressure washing may be required once in a while. Pressure

Fixing Block Paving & Swimming Pool Decks Right now we are checking to see how level the pool is. As you can see, the pavers have sunken very deep.  First we remove the pavers from the sinking area, careful to make sure not to break the pavers because we will

Brick pavers can make a dull walkway, driveway, or patio look brand new and beautiful. Nothing matches the aesthetics of a freshly paved area. However, dirt, weeds, and regular wear may compromise the neat look of the blocks.

It is crucial to take good care of your poolside as it adds value to your house. Many buyers perceive it as a luxury rather than a liability.

Right now we’re removing the bullnose paver, from the edge of the pool deck, so that we can replace the sealant that was used previously, with a better higher quality sealant that will lock, in the pavers for a longer amount of time.

You will need to know how to clean brick pavers to keep your driveway, patio and hardscape in prime condition. A bit of TLC can keep your brick pavers in good condition for a long time to come.