FAQ

Yes, you can use a diluted bleach solution (10 parts water to 1 part Clorox) to remove moss or mold. However, it’s essential to address the moisture and shade issues that encourage growth for a more permanent solution.

While pavers can be laid over existing concrete, this method may raise the grade by about 1.2 inches and can result in issues if the concrete shifts. We usually recommend removing the concrete and using full 60 mm pavers.

One of the key benefits of pavers is that individual units can be replaced. Simply remove the surrounding sand, use flat head screwdrivers to lift the paver, and replace it with a new one.

You’ll need to decide on the design, color(s), body pattern, border pattern, and paver style. Additional considerations may include expanding driveways, curving walkways, or using tumbled pavers. We guide you through these choices to ensure the best results.

Yes, pavers made with white cement, which allows for lighter and more varied colors, are typically 8-10% more expensive than those made with gray cement.

Pavers are superior to stamped concrete, which is prone to cracking and requires distracting expansion joints. Pavers also offer better access to underground utilities and are more durable over time, with no significant cost difference.

Yes, our pavers are pigmented throughout.

The term refers to the system created by the combination of pavers, bedding sand, edge restraint, and joint sand, which work together to form a unified, flexible pavement.

Pavers provide a durable, flexible pavement that can move without cracking. They are also easy to repair, virtually maintenance-free, and stronger than regular concrete.

Depending on weather and soil conditions, a typical driveway project takes 2-3 full days to complete.

Use a product specifically designed for concrete pavers, such as SureBond or Techni-Seal cleaners. For future protection, consider sealing your pavers after cleaning.

This is likely efflorescence, a natural occurrence caused by mineral salts. It will usually weather away over time, but you can use a specialized cleaner from Techni-Seal to remove it sooner. Never use Muriatic Acid, as it can damage the pavers.