Homes Transformed

Pressure Washing or Rinse: We start by thoroughly cleaning the interlocking surface. If it's particularly dirty, we use a pressure washer to remove any grime or old sealant. If it's already pretty clean, a simple rinse will do the trick.

Polymeric Sand Application (if needed): We apply polymeric sand and sweep it into the joints until they're nice and level.

Surface Preparation: Once everything's clean and dry, we ensure the surface is prepped for sealing. We sweep away any lingering debris.

Sealer Application: Now comes the crucial step of applying the sealer. We use a construction sprayer to ensure an even coat across the entire surface. This method guarantees a consistent finish and maximum protection. 2 coats of sealer is more than enough.

Cure: Then, we allow the sealer to cure according to the manufacturer's instructions. This typically takes between 2 to 24 hours. During this period, we advise refraining from foot traffic for the first 2 hours and avoiding vehicular use for the full 24 hours to ensure proper curing.