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Paver Block Maintenance Guide
Concrete paver blocks are a low-maintenance surface, but a few basics after installation make a real difference to how they look years later. These are the same cleaning and sealing steps we recommend on every project we supply.
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Step 1
Clean the paver flooring surface properly to remove unwanted material before sealing.
Step 2
Seal the surface and especially joints with sand-binding sealant to help keep sand in place.
Step 3
Sealing helps prevent unwanted stains and marks and supports long-term maintenance.
Frequently Asked
Questions
Only once the pavers are completely dry after installation — sealing too early can trap moisture under the surface.
A sand-binding sealant keeps sand locked in the joints between pavers, which stabilises the surface and helps prevent shifting.
Clear the surface of loose material and debris thoroughly before applying sealant — sealing over dirt or dust reduces how well it protects the surface.
Yes — sealing the surface and joints helps resist unwanted stains and marks over time, which is a key part of long-term maintenance.
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