We have found many commercial locations that have not maintained/sealed the pavers and are now faced with badly faded pavers. Pavers must be sealed at least annually to prevent not only the obvious staining, but also fading. Many people miscalculate the fact that the color in pavers will all but disappear over time. Often, this fading sneaks up on you, and you realize the pavers are devoid of any color. The result looks like square cement blocks forming a drive or pool deck. Typically, this is the entrance to many commercial properties, which can affect the facility’s image.

Until now, there were no options other than painting. Painting / Staining pavers is a disastrous alternative. The result is unnatural and will not last. On vehicular pavers, paint will lift from hot tires. In addition, the surface becomes slippery.

National Sealing Co. is the largest paver sealer in Florida and perhaps the country, with over 2 million sq. ft. of pavers sealed. We have developed a process for dyeing or re-coloring pavers by matching the original dyes. This allows any remaining color to show while adding color to the faded areas. Many paver combinations are not just one color but a medley of colors. The particles in our process are so light that they actually still allow the personality of those different colors to show.

The result is rejuvenated pavers or restored pavers, which is undoubtedly better than the alternatives currently available.

For more information, contact National Sealing Co.