Our Services
Maintenance and Restoration
Set up an appointment to schedule your free quote for your paver brick maintenance or restoration.
Power washing
Removing the old milky film from the pavers using hot pressure washer water.
We specialize in the cleaning (pressure washing) of any hardscape projects such as Driveways, walkways, patios, retaining walls, garden walls and more.
Cleaning, re-sanding and sealing helps your pavers to look great over time. Adding this service to your pavers will protect and enhance the color of your pavers. When having a new paver installation you don't only invest money, but you also invest time and energy. Secure it continues to be a point of joy by protecting your pavers with the best products from Unilock.
Contact us today for a free quote and discover how our cleaning and restoration services can bring back to life your brick pavers and improve the appearance of your home or business.
Repairs
Repairing any brick paver project such as driveway, walkways, patios, retaining walls and more.
Repairing Retaining Wall
Removing the wall (block by block) to add a better base and drain.
Retaining wall Repair (Continued)
Adding the drainage to the retaining wall.
Finished Retaining wall repair
Wall is straightened and leveled.
We also Install New Pavers
- Walkways
- Patios
- Driveways
- Firepits
- Steps
- Retaining walls
- Sitwalls
- And more...
Sealer FAQ's
How long should I wait to seal pavers when first installed?
Usually 60-90 days. The main reason to wait is so the effloresce can work its way to the surface and be cleaned off. The more the pavers get wet, the faster this happens.
What are the benefits of sealing pavers?
Sealed pavers resist mold, dirt and grime. When sealer is applied it makes the pavers less porous so that mold will grow slower and make it easier to clean up. The sealer will also protect and enhance the color of the pavers for best durability.
Does sealing make pavers slippery?
Paver sealer products can be slippery if applied too thick, leaving behind a slick film on surface of pavers. Avoid this situation by using thin sealers that penetrate deep into the surface and leave a very thin film on the surface.