Paver sealing is a great way to protect and enhance the appearance of your pavers. If you’re considering booking paver sealing services, you may have a few questions. Here are some of the most commonly asked questions about paver sealing services, along with the answers:
- What is paver sealing? Paver sealing is the process of applying a protective sealant to your pavers to protect them from the elements and enhance their appearance.
- Why should I seal my pavers? Sealing your pavers can help protect them from weathering, staining, and fading, and can also enhance the overall appearance of your outdoor space.
- How often should I seal my pavers? The frequency of paver sealing will depend on the type of pavers and the climate in your area. In general, it’s a good idea to seal your pavers every one to three years to maintain their appearance and protect them from damage.
- Can I seal my pavers myself? Yes, it is possible to seal your pavers yourself. However, it can be a time-consuming and labor-intensive task, and it’s important to follow proper safety precautions and use the right tools and techniques. If you’re not comfortable with the process, it may be best to hire a professional.
- How much does paver sealing cost? The cost of paver sealing will vary depending on the size of your outdoor space and the extent of the services needed. If they need to be pressure washed, or efflorescence removed from the surface. Please reach out for a free estimate!
- Is paver sealing safe? Paver sealing is generally safe as long as it is done properly. However, it’s important to follow proper safety precautions, such as wearing protective gear and keeping children and pets away from the area during the sealing process.
- What type of sealant should I use for my pavers? The type of sealant you should use for your pavers will depend on the type of pavers and the look you want to achieve. In general, it’s a good idea to use a high-quality, water-resistant sealant to protect your pavers from the elements.
- Can paver sealing remove all types of stains? Paver sealing is designed to protect and enhance the appearance of your pavers, not necessarily to remove stains. If your pavers have tough stains such as oil or grease, it may be necessary to use additional cleaning methods or products before sealing
- Will paver sealing damage my plants or landscaping? Paver sealing should not damage your plants or landscaping if it is done properly. However, it’s a good idea to protect any delicate plants or landscaping before the sealing process begins.
- How long does the paver sealing process take? The time it takes to seal your pavers will depend on the size of your outdoor space and the extent of the services needed. In general, you can expect the process to take several hours to a full day. Multiple days may be necessary depending on the size of the job.
- Can paver sealing be done in cold weather? It is generally not recommended to seal your pavers in cold weather. Cold temperatures can cause the sealant to dry poorly, potentially affecting its effectiveness and longevity.
- Will paver sealing change the color of my pavers? Yes, paver sealing will change the color of your pavers. The final color will depend on the type of sealant you choose and the existing color of your pavers.
- Do I need to prepare my pavers before sealing? It’s a good idea to prepare your pavers before sealing by cleaning them and repairing any damaged areas. This will help ensure that the sealant is applied evenly and effectively. If we are hired we will take care of everything in the paver sealing process.
- Can paver sealing be done over old sealant? We can only apply new paver sealing over some of our existing products. If not we will have to fully remove your previous finish to replace it.
- How long does paver sealant last? The lifespan of paver sealant will depend on the quality of the product, the climate in your area, and the level of maintenance it receives. In general, you can expect high-quality paver sealant to last for several years before needing to be reapplied.
