• Wait 4-6 hours before walking on your pavers to allow the sealer to dry.
  • After 24 hours, you can place furniture back on the pavers.
  • If a driveway was serviced, avoid driving on it for:
    • 48 hours when temperatures are in the 80s.
    • 72 hours when temperatures are below 80°F.
  • If your driveway was serviced, feel the sealer for tackiness after the waiting period.
  • Test Drive: If you’re testing a driveway, pull a car forward 4 feet and then reverse to check if it leaves marks. If it does, please call us and keep your cars off the surface.
  • Mold and algae
  • Black mildew stains
  • Ground-in dirt and grime
  • Organic buildup
  • Surface contaminants
  • Pool deck discoloration
  • Driveway staining
  • Wait 4-6 hours before walking on your pavers to allow the sealer to dry.
  • After 24 hours, you can place furniture back on the pavers.
  • If a driveway was serviced, avoid driving on it for:
    • 48 hours when temperatures are in the 80s.
    • 72 hours when temperatures are below 80°F.
  • If your driveway was serviced, feel the sealer for tackiness after the waiting period.
  • Test Drive: If you’re testing a driveway, pull a car forward 4 feet and then reverse to check if it leaves marks. If it does, please call us and keep your cars off the surface.
  • Mold and algae
  • Black mildew stains
  • Ground-in dirt and grime
  • Organic buildup
  • Surface contaminants
  • Pool deck discoloration
  • Driveway staining

  • Mold and algae
  • Black mildew stains
  • Ground-in dirt and grime
  • Organic buildup
  • Surface contaminants
  • Pool deck discoloration
  • Driveway staining

  • Weekly: Blow or sweep off debris
  • Monthly: Rinse the surface and joints with a garden hose

  • Increased buildup or staining
  • More frequent weed growth
  • Fading or uneven appearance
  • Joint sand beginning to wear
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