Paver Maintainance Tips

DE-ICING: De-icing substances may accelerate surface wear on some paver styles. Use them in moderation. Substitute rock salt with calcium chloride pellets as it is less damaging.

SEALERS: Sealers should not be applied more than once every three years, to a maximum of two applications. Too many applications will create a film on the surface, which may discolor in sunlight.

POLYMERIC SAND: The joints between paving stones are the most vulnerable areas of any installation. Keep these joints topped off with jointing sand to prevent the sand-bedding layer below from deteriorating, causing the pavers to shift.

OIL SPILLS: In the event of an oil spill, act to remove it promptly with granular oil absorbent. Spills should be soaked up, not rubbed. Rubbing will drive the stain deeper into the concrete.

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Polymeric sand ensures pavers stay in place.

Sealer Application on pavers works similar to wax on vehicles.