Nu Again Paver Restoration and Power Washing LLC of CT

09/13/2024

12/11/2023

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Dealing with ice on Unilock pavers:

Rock Salt - Sodium Chloride (NaCl) for temperatures as low as 20F (-7oC)
Calcium Chloride (CaCl2) - when temperatures are below 20F (-7C) to -2F (-19C)

Regardless, always follow the directions listed on the deicing product bag but use sparingly!

DO NOT USE:
• Magnesium Chloride (MgCl2)
• Calcium Magnesium Acetate (CMA)
• Potassium Chloride (KCl)
• Potassium Acetate (KA)
• Fertilizers containing Ammonium Nitrate and Ammonium Sulfate
These chemicals rapidly attack and disintegrate concrete.

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07/21/2023

Unilock Beacon Hill Fossil pavers sealed with 2 part urethane color enhancing sealer. Strongest most durable sealer available for pavers.

07/09/2023

Unilock Beacon Hill, color Fossil. Cleaned and sealed 2 part urethane color enhancing sealer on the pavers, clear penetrating water and stain blocking sealer on the bluestone.

Install by Giglio Landscape, Newtown CT.

10/18/2022

We provide a 3-step service in order to restore your pavement or natural stone back to its original glory. These steps involve cleaning, sanding, and then sealing to rejuvenate and then protect your surfaces from wear and tear.

Contact us today to learn more (203) 426-1191

09/28/2022

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09/26/2022

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09/22/2022

WHY ITS IMPORTANT TO SEAL BEFORE WINTER.
SALT
Corrosive to Concrete – When left to sit on a concrete surface, a salt crystal will “eat” into the surface leaving a pock mark. Certainly, if you have a paver walk or paver patio, salt will damage these because pavers are pressed concrete products.

Corrosive to Mortared Joints – If you have a wet-laid natural stone walk or patio, then the mortared joint will be weakened when exposed to salty water and if exposed repeatedly you will start to have loose stones.
Causes Flaking – Salt can also cause damage to the surface of a stone cause that surface to flake off. The New York Landmarks Conservancy warns that rock salt can cause “salt fretting.” This is a condition in which masonry surfaces scale and flake.

Bleaches Surfaces – Rock salt causes discoloration to surfaces with a result looking like the surfaces was bleached. This is especially true for bluestone and other natural stone products. Rock salt has a bleach effect which can result in discolored spots or can affect an entire stone. This is why it is very important to seal the surface call us today or visit us at www.paversaversofct.com to learn more and to get your free quote