Interlock & Paver Sealing in Guelph

Yes. Steps, borders and tight areas are price factors, along with the square footage, stain work, how much re-sanding the joints need and your finish. Each part of the property is looked at, so the quote reflects what is actually there.

A sealed surface sheds dirt more easily than bare pavers, so leaves and seed pods sweep and rinse off with less fuss. Wet leaves left sitting can still mark pavers, and debris packed into the joints holds damp and lets seedlings root. If your yard has mature trees, give the surface a sweep in late fall.

Wet look or gloss gives a rich, darker colour with a sheen, which looks good on a feature patio or front entry. It can be slicker when wet, so most driveways and walkways get enhanced satin, and steps usually get natural.

Not usually. Interlock that has never been sealed can still be cleaned, re-sanded and sealed. The cleaning and joint work come first, so the sealer goes onto a clean surface with full joints. Older pavers often need fresh joint sand, and your quote says what yours need.