The first one may be obvious: clean your pavers often. Regularly sweep and rinse them off to remove dirt and debris and prevent stains. You will see benefits immediately every time you clean and in the long term as you maintain the appearance of your pavers.
If you haven’t already, coat your pavers with a sealant. Sealing your pavers makes them much more stain-resistant and will preserve the natural color you so carefully selected. Pavers should be re-sealed every few years, and you should use a sealer that is ideal for your climate.
The third way to maintain your pavers is to prevent weed and moss growth between them. Invasive weeds grow quickly in the damp PNW climate, so either weed frequently by hand or spray and remove the weeds occasionally.
If you notice any cracks, pavers shifting, or joint sand eroding, address each issue promptly. The faster you repair any damage, the less likely the pavers will decline further.
You can easily fix most issues if you catch them early. Inspect your pavers routinely to address any potential problems.
Finally, make sure to maintain your pavers carefully. Avoid using harsh chemicals or pressure washing them incorrectly so that your attempts at maintenance do not accidentally damage the pavers.
Congratulations! If you take proactive steps to maintain your pavers, you will successfully maximize the life and beauty of your hardscape.
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