Paver Sealing
Why should pavers be sealed?
Brick pavers today are mostly made of concrete, which is a porous material, susceptible to all kinds of staining and marking. Oil, grease and rust are very difficult to remove from unsealed pavers because they are so easily absorbed. Unsealed pavers retain water for long periods, creating an ideal situation for mold and mildew to grow. - Protects against the intense Florida sun and other natural elements.
- Protects Brick pavers from oil, rust and other stains
- Inhibits weed growth, insect intrusion and mildew.
- Enhances the look of the pavers, adds curb appeal and value to your home.
- Provides Structural Integrity by locking the paver jointing sand in place.
- Protects against the intense Florida sun and other natural elements.
- Protects Brick pavers from oil, rust and other stains
- Inhibits weed growth, insect intrusion and mildew.
- Enhances the look of the pavers, adds curb appeal and value to your home.
- Provides Structural Integrity by locking the paver jointing sand in place.
SILACAST BES is a non-hazardous polymer emulsion designed to enhance and create a wet look to porous concrete surfaces such as concrete pavers, roof tiles, barrel tiles and natural stones. Unlike topical acrylic sealers SILACAST BES penetrates deep into the substrate enhancing the natural colors of the material. Topical sealers produce a film that reflects sunlight from the surface only appearing to enhance. Topical acrylic sealers are susceptible to UV Rays and can turn yellow and peel away from the surface. Topical sealers also require harsh chemicals to remove after a year or so before applying a new coat. SILACAST BES does not require stripping.
Call 904-463-8473 today to discuss options for our paver sealing services—we offer 10% off the first service for new clients! Additionally, we provide a variety of exterior cleanings services such as
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