Sealer stripping
When an old coating needs to come off, we assess the existing sealer and the surface, then plan the appropriate stripping process before resealing. It is done when needed, not as a routine step in every cleaning or sealing job.
Some projects need more than a standard cleaning. We review the material and its condition before recommending joint sand, a traction treatment or a cleaning method.
When an old coating needs to come off, we assess the existing sealer and the surface, then plan the appropriate stripping process before resealing. It is done when needed, not as a routine step in every cleaning or sealing job.
Compare finishes from higher shine to a natural look, including options for marble, travertine and wet areas. See sealing options.
Where the installation and joint dimensions allow it, we can replace or apply polymeric joint sand to pavers and suitable natural stone. The product and preparation depend on the surface, drainage and existing joints.
Marble and travertine can feel slippery when wet. We can discuss grip-enhancing options selected for the specific finish and location. The appropriate treatment is assessed on site; no surface can be promised slip-proof.
For stains or organic buildup, we choose a cleaner compatible with the material. Bleach-based cleaning may be considered when appropriate, after assessing the surface; it is not a standard treatment for every stone.
Send the property address, the surface type and the service you need. We normally visit to measure and review the area; photos help with the first assessment.
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