Cleaning and resanding, like the day it was laid

A tired block driveway can often look close to new again after a deep clean, fresh joint sand and a sealer. We will tell you at the survey whether cleaning is enough or a section needs relaying.

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A clean block paving driveway in front of a red brick house

We use a rotary surface cleaner rather than a bare jet, so we do not blast the sand out of the joints. Weeds and moss are removed, the surface is treated, and the joints are refilled with kiln-dried sand.

On block paving we can then apply a joint-stabilising sealer, which locks the sand in and slows weed growth.

What's included

Rotary cleaning

Cleans the surface without stripping the joints.

Fresh joint sand

Kiln-dried sand brushed in and compacted.

Optional sealer

Locks the joints and keeps colours fresher for longer.

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FAQs

Straight answers on price, planning, drainage and guarantees. If your question is not here, call the office.

How often should block paving be cleaned?

Every two to three years is enough for most driveways, more often under trees.

Do you clean driveways you did not lay?

Yes. We clean, resand and seal block paving and patios whoever laid them.

Get a free quote

Call the office, or send a few details and we will arrange a free survey.

01632 960 418

We reply within one working day, Monday to Saturday.

Monday to Friday 8:00–17:30
Saturday 9:00–12:00

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