Free on-site estimate
Every quote starts with a real assessment.
Every job runs on the same standard.
Every quote starts with a real assessment.
Itemized, no surprises.
Removes grime before sealing.
Locks joints and stops water intrusion.
Same crew start to finish.
Takes 30 seconds.
Free, no obligation.
Itemized, no surprises.
Full site cleanup on completion.
UV-bleached pavers look tired – a clean and seal restores the original tone.
Visible gaps between pavers let water reach the base and accelerate settling.
Rock salt eats away at both the paver surface and the joint sand – we'll tell you what to use instead.
Interlock Experts Toronto treats cleaning and sealing as maintenance that protects the base underneath, not just a colour refresh. Once polymeric sand washes out of the joints, water gets straight down to the base. Renewing the sand and sealing the surface closes that gap before it turns into a settling problem.
Rock salt is the single most common thing we see undoing a good seal job. Calcium chloride or a paver-safe de-icer does the same job without the damage, and a plastic-edged shovel avoids chipping edges or gouging the sealer.
Every 2-3 years is typical to lock in colour and stop joint sand from washing out – exact timing depends on sun and traffic exposure.
No – rock salt eats away at the paver surface and the joint sand. Calcium chloride or a paver-safe de-icer is the better choice.
Sealing combined with fresh polymeric sand addresses the underlying cause – open joints – rather than just killing the weeds that grow back.