United Paving

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Industry leading Brick Paving Contractors, quality and service for many years, having been established in 1983 by joint owner-partners Keith Markotter and Lawrence Snyman. Longtime members of the BPI (Brick Paving Institute) which ensures quality workmanship is adheared to from quoting to job completion
United Paving Strives to provide excellent value for money in both the residential and commerci

al sectors, by providing paving and construction lead by our highly experienced and skilled foreman leading our friendly and highly capable teams to fast and efficient site preparation, construction (brick-laying), cleaning and quality checks, while always respecting the customers property. Based in Cape Town, and provide services throughout the Immediate and Surrounding areas of the Cape Town Southern Suburbs and Tygerberg's Northern Suburbs, including the Boland, Overberg, Peninsula, Atlantic West Coast, Garden Route and more remote areas on request within the outerlying areas of the Western Cape.

Counting the days to Retirement is a bitter sweet feeling for Keith Markotter and Lawrence Snyman. A heartfelt thank you...
24/01/2022

Counting the days to Retirement is a bitter sweet feeling for Keith Markotter and Lawrence Snyman.
A heartfelt thank you to all our suppliers and customers.
38 years in paving and the time has come for us to sit back and enjoy life some more.

Did you know?For the best results, the surface should be sealed after dirt and dead moss have been brushed off. There ar...
10/09/2021

Did you know?

For the best results, the surface should be sealed after dirt and dead moss have been brushed off. There are a variety of paints or transparent sealers commercially available for this type of application. An effective sealer may consist of a mixture of 33% sodium silicate in water with the addition of 1% ammonium chloride as coagulator. This sealer allows growth to be washed off easily, but will not prevent its formation. Other dealers such as 0,21kg by weight of magnesium fluosilicate or zine fluosilicate in 4L of water are also helpful.

Did you know?3. MossExterior concrete surfaces that are not exposed to sunlight and remain I  a constant damp condition ...
10/09/2021

Did you know?

3. Moss
Exterior concrete surfaces that are not exposed to sunlight and remain I a constant damp condition may exhibit signs of plant growth such as moss. These growths have been successfully removed by application of ammonium sulfamate. Should an unsightly powdery deposit be left on the surface, it can be removed by washing with water.

Did you know?2. MildewPrepare a solution of 0.03kg of commercial laundry detergent,  0.09kg of trisodium phosphate, 1L o...
10/09/2021

Did you know?

2. Mildew
Prepare a solution of 0.03kg of commercial laundry detergent, 0.09kg of trisodium phosphate, 1L of commercial laundry bleach, and 3L of water. Apply to the areas with a soft brush. Rinse with clear water after the treatment.

Did you know?Removing stains from concrete:1. Micro-organismsOrganisms such as algae and lichens can be destroyed by the...
10/09/2021

Did you know?

Removing stains from concrete:

1. Micro-organisms
Organisms such as algae and lichens can be destroyed by the application of a sodium hypochlorite solution (5%), a household bleach solution, 2% formalin (formaldehyde with a small amount of methanol in an aqueous medium), or by a 3% to 5% aqueous solution of copper nitrate or sulfate. Biocides such as isothiazolinone chloride can be used to destroy bacteria.

Tip 3: Choose your weaponIf you resort to w**dkiller, avoid general products which will indiscriminately kill anything o...
27/08/2021

Tip 3: Choose your weapon

If you resort to w**dkiller, avoid general products which will indiscriminately kill anything on contact. It's better to use a product that has been developed for parts as it is likely to be less indiscriminate.

Tip 2: Removing Moss and W**dHowever if moss and w**d have got a hold already, or you move into a property where basic m...
27/08/2021

Tip 2: Removing Moss and W**d
However if moss and w**d have got a hold already, or you move into a property where basic maintenance and cleaning has been neglected, what's the best way to get rid of them?

The jet washer can be used on moss but it may pull out more than the roots, meaning, you'll have to reinstate sand in gaps. Mechanical scraping and levering with a hoe, being careful not to scratch the block Faces, is the most permanent way of removing moss and mist w**ds.
Some moss killers will kill the moss but you will still have to get rid of the dead stuff left behind, so you're back to scraping again. So you might as well not bother with the moss killer bit, particularly as some of them will stain the blocks orange as a result of the iron sulphate content..

Tip 1: Keeping sweeping awayRegular sweeping is the best way to stop these w**ds getting a hold in the first place, but ...
19/08/2021

Tip 1: Keeping sweeping away

Regular sweeping is the best way to stop these w**ds getting a hold in the first place, but if you begin to get algae bloom over the drive then a jet washer can be used. Take care with these though, and it's not for nothing that many manufacturers of concrete Paving products are barring jet wash use in their guarantee documents...
Hold the jet wash wand at a shallow angle and try not to direct the jet into crevices, particularly if they are filled with loose sand as it will be washed away.
Try the jet washer on an inconspicuous corner of the drive if you are concerned that it might start to break up the top surface of your Paving or blocks.

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7500

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