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Jerry in Lakeland was having continual problems with mold, grime, and debris getting into his deeply pitted travertine. His main concerns were reducing the amount that was growing in the pits of the travertine and to keep the natural look of the travertine. He did not want the color enhanced or a shine. We discussed

Top 5 Myths of Pavers Sealing Heather in MiraBay wanted to enhance the color and protect her lanai and patio pavers. She lives on the water and was frustrated with the amount of time she spent keeping her patio pavers clean. She understood her pavers would require some regular maintenance, but was hoping that through

Bob in Riverview had a paver driveway in the Waterleaf neighborhood he wanted sealed and protected from the Florida’s harsh weather and UV rays. He was tired of the mold, dirt, and faded color. He wanted his driveway restored and cleaned like when he first moved in. We loved serving him by pre-treating the driveway. Cleaning

Kathryn contacted us about her pavers sealing in Fishhawk. She was unhappy with the weeds, mold, and hazy look of her pool pavers. During the estimate we discovered her pavers were previously installed with polymeric sand. Many contractors use polymeric sand, however we recommend using processed, washed, no nutrient silica sand instead of polymeric sand due

Myth Number 5: You only need to pressure wash when things get dirty. Myth Number 4: My pressure washer is just as good as yours. Myth Number 3: Detergents aren’t necessary. Myth Number 2: Everything can be pressure washed. Myth Number 1: The higher the pressure the better the results.

John in Fishhawk had pavers around his pool, he wanted sealed. His primary goal was to reduce weeds and mold that wreak havoc, especially during Florida’s harsh summer season. We reassured him that sealing his pavers would reduce the weed and mold growth with proper care and maintenance. We pretreated his pavers to eliminate the