Regular Cleaning: Sweep the paver surface regularly to remove dirt, leaves, and debris that can accumulate and stain the surface. Occasional washing with water or a mild detergent can help remove grime.
Weed Control: Monitor for weeds growing between the joints and remove them promptly. Using a joint stabilizing sand or applying a weed preventer can reduce weed growth.
Re-Sanding Joints: Over time, sand between the paver joints may wash away. Reapply polymeric or joint sand as needed to keep the pavers stable and prevent shifting.
Addressing Stains: Clean any spills or stains (e.g., oil, grease, or food) immediately to avoid permanent discoloration. Use a paver-specific cleaner for tough stains.
Seal the Surface: Apply a sealant every 2-3 years to protect the pavers from fading, staining, and the effects of weather. This also enhances the color and provides additional durability.
Inspect for Shifting or Unevenness: Check periodically for pavers that have shifted or become uneven due to settling. These can usually be reset by removing the affected paver, leveling the area with sand, and reinstalling it.
Control Water Drainage: Ensure proper drainage around the paver area to prevent water pooling, which can cause erosion or paver displacement.
Avoid Heavy Impact: Avoid dropping heavy objects on the surface, as this can crack or damage the pavers.
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