Interested in Sealing Your Pavers?
Sealing pavers has become popular in recent years. It is a great way to protect your investment and a smart way to save money. Paving stones are long-lasting and easy to maintain, but their appearance is often dependent on the type of sealant used when they were installed. A missing sealant can also contribute to paver decay, as water can seep into any crumbling joints between pavers, loosening surrounding soil and causing further deterioration.
Benefits of Sealing Pavers
Protects Against Fading and Discoloration
As a natural stone product, pavers are susceptible to discoloration from exposure to ultraviolet sunlight over time. Sealing your pavers helps protect them from sun damage by creating a barrier between the stone surface and harmful UV rays. This prevents color loss over time and keeps your existing color intact for years to come.
Prevents Staining from Oil, Grease, and Dirt Build-Up
Sealing your pavers helps create a protective barrier between contaminants like oil, grease, or dirt on your patio or walkway and its surface, so they do not stain or damage it over time. This reduces maintenance, so you will spend less time cleaning up stains caused by these substances in the future.
Enhances Curbside Appeal
Sealing pavers enhance curb appeal by making them more attractive while making it easier for homeowners to maintain their homes without worrying about keeping them clean because they do not attract dirt and dust like unsealed concrete slabs do. In addition, sealing can also prevent mold growth in areas where the water is trapped between the pavers.
Sealers Help Prevent Mold and Mildew Growth
Mold and mildew love to grow on surfaces that have been exposed to moisture for an extended period. This includes paver patios as well as concrete driveways and sidewalks. If you do not want a moldy-looking surface, you should consider applying a sealer to your pavers regularly. A good sealer will help prevent water from remaining on the surface for prolonged amount of time so that your pavers do not get moldy or mold infestation occurs in due course.
Sealing Pavers Makes Them Last Longer
Over time, unsealed pavers will begin to crack and chip as they age. This is especially true if they are exposed to high-traffic areas like walkways or driveways. The protective coating applied during sealing helps prevent these cracks and chips from forming by creating a barrier that protects the paver’s surface from wear and tear caused by weathering. The result is a longer-lasting surface that requires less maintenance over time and increased safety for those who use it regularly, like children playing in your backyard.
Reach Out
Under Pressure Cleaning & Sealing Services is a company that understands the unique applications of sealing pavers. Whether you need repair or refinishing, we have the resources to complete your job quickly and efficiently. Contact us today to find out more.
