The time has come. You've spent months or years planning and building your beautiful paver patio, deck, or driveway. You've got a killer grill that you use on a regular basis and some of the best patio furniture money can buy. But now it's time to think about resealing those pavers!

The Need to resealing pavers

If you have paver stones on a patio, you know that they're exposed to the elements and need to be sealed regularly. But what exactly is resealing pavers? Resealing pavers is a process that protects your patio from the elements. These porous stones can get damaged over time and resealing pavers will help protect them from further damage.

A good way to think about how often you should reseal your paver stones is by thinking of it like oiling furniture. If you want to keep your chairs in great condition, then periodically you need to give them a little bit of love by re-oiling them with some olive oil or another natural oil so as not only does it keep water from penetrating through the wood but also keep them looking good for longer periods of time without any hassle at all!

Cleaning and Sealing

Cleaning and sealing pavers are important steps in the paver care process. You'll want to clean the pavers before sealing them for the first time since dust and debris can prevent the sealer from adhering properly. Make sure you have a broom and a hose or pressure washer handy when cleaning your pavers.

After you've cleaned your pavers, it's time to seal them with a high-quality product like our Resealable Deck Sealer. Use a brush or roller to even out the sealer's application across all areas of your patio or walkway. Afterward, take extra precaution when walking on wet surfaces so as not to slip or damage newly sealed concrete surfaces with oil stains from shoes and clothing

How to Seal Paver Stones

• Power wash the pavers
• Pressure wash the pavers
• Use a garden hose to clean the pavers
• Apply cleaning agent to remove oil and grime buildup on paver stones

Once you have removed all of the dirt and grime, it's time to seal your pavers. Use a broom or push broom to sweep away any loose dirt and grime from around your patio so that you can get an even coat of sealant everywhere.

Benefits of Sealing Paver Stones

Sealing pavers is a great way to protect them from damage, help keep them looking new, and ensure their long-term performance. Sealing pavers prevent water from penetrating the stone which can lead to cracks or chips in the surface. This is especially important because if water gets through these cracks and chips it can cause algae growth on your patio.

Pavers also need protection from UV rays that can discolor the stone over time. When you seal your pavers, it protects them from UV damage so they don't become discolored like this!

Safety Issues When Sealing Paver Stones

The first thing you will need to do is make sure that you are wearing the proper safety equipment. This includes:

• A hard hat
• Safety glasses
• Gloves
• A respirator mask (if needed), and work clothes that are not loose-fitting or baggy. You should be able to move around freely but still, be protected at all times. If in doubt, ask someone more experienced than yourself.

Resealing pavers protects your paver patio from the elements while making it more beautiful in the process

Resealing pavers is a great way to protect your paver patio from the elements and make it much more beautiful. By sealing pavers, you are essentially creating a barrier between moisture and your paver patio. This will help prevent cracking or chipping as well as dirt, dust, and grime from getting stuck in the pores of your pavers. If you want to increase the value of your home, resealing your patio can do just that!

It's important that you find someone who knows how to reseal pavers properly so that everything goes smoothly for you. Our team at Apex Paver Sealing has been doing this for years and we want nothing but the best results for our customers!

Conclusion

Resealing pavers is a great way to protect your paver patio from the elements while making it more beautiful in the process. Resealing pavers can be done at any time, but it is best to do so before they become damaged by water and dirt. If you are looking for more information on resealing pavers, contact us today!