When cleaning your pavers always use a broom to sweep off debris (a leaf blower also works but be careful not to blow out the joint sand) and a regular garden hose, with some dish soap. For more stubborn cleaning a pressure washer can be used but will result in some of the joint sand being washed away. If this is the case it may be easier and better to hire a professional to do the cleaning.Professionals typically use a…
When properly installed, interlocking concrete pavers have very low maintenance. Under foot and vehicular traffic, they can become exposed to dirt, stains and wear. This is common to all pavements.Commercial stain removers available specifically for concrete pavers or cast in place concrete provide a high degree of certainty when removing stains. Many stains can be removed while still minimizing the risk of dis-colouring or damaging the pavers. The container label often provides a list of stains that can be removed. If…