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Paver Cleaning & Sealing in Bloomfield Hills, MI by A to Z Power Washing

Paver Cleaning & SealingIn Bloomfield Hills, MI

Paver cleaning and sealing in Bloomfield Hills has three steps: wash the pavers and joints, refill the joints with fresh sand, then seal to lock the sand in and protect the color. Every quote is free and based on your property. Most jobs take two days, 6 to 7 hours each.

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Paver Cleaning & Sealing for Bloomfield Hills homes

Paver motor courts, natural stone walks and limestone patios are common on Bloomfield Hills estates, and they age the same way: leaf staining under trees, moss in the joints, and white efflorescence after wet springs. Michigan freeze and thaw then works the sand out of the joints so pavers start to shift and weeds move in. Cleaning brings the color back, fresh joint sand locks the pavers in place, and a sealer slows the next round of staining. Natural stone like limestone gets a gentler wash than concrete pavers.

  • Limestone and natural stone are washed at low pressure to avoid etching.
  • Motor courts under trees collect leaf tannins and moss between pavers.
  • Re sanding and sealing protects joints through freeze and thaw cycles.

Serving ZIP codes 48301, 48302, 48304

Our work in the area

Before and after cleaning of a curved brick paver front walkway
A long curved paver walk cleaned of moss and shade staining, bringing back the red brick color.
Before and after cleaning of bluestone and brick walkway steps
Bluestone treads and brick borders cleaned of algae and dirt.
Before and after cleaning of a flagstone patio
Dark growth removed from natural flagstone without disturbing the grass joints.

Paver Cleaning & Sealing questions from Bloomfield Hills

How much does paver cleaning & sealing cost in Bloomfield Hills?
It depends on square footage and whether joints need sand and sealer. KB quotes Bloomfield Hills paver jobs by phone.
Can you clean limestone patios in Bloomfield Hills?
Yes. Limestone is softer than concrete pavers, so we clean it at low pressure with a solution that lifts organic staining without etching the stone. Not every sealer suits limestone, so we discuss sealing separately.
How often should pavers be resealed?
Most paver patios and driveways are resealed every two to three years. Shaded areas under trees may need cleaning in between.
Will sealing stop weeds between pavers?
It slows them down. Sealer helps lock joint sand in place, and polymeric sand hardens further, which leaves less room for weeds to root.
Can you clean a paver driveway without disturbing the edging?
Yes. We clean at a pressure that leaves edge restraints and border courses in place, then re sand the joints so the field and the border stay locked together.