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Paver sand & sealing for Hammock's long, oak-shaded driveways, patios, and pool decks, restoring the finish that dense canopy fades and stains fastest.
Properties in the Hammock area along A1A, near Washington Oaks Gardens, often have long paver driveways, patios, and pool decks shaded by dense oak hammock canopy, which keeps joints damp and lets tannin staining and algae take hold faster than in open sun. On these upscale coastal properties, we re-sand paver joints and apply a professional sealer that restores color, resists tannin staining from the canopy overhead, and keeps the finish looking maintained between visits rather than waiting for it to look worn from the road.
Dense oak canopy keeps paver joints damp and drops tannins onto the surface longer here than almost anywhere else in the county, which is why sealing needs to happen on a proactive schedule rather than after staining is already visible.
Pavers under heavy oak canopy in the Hammock area often need resealing closer to every 2 years, since shade keeps joints damp longer and tannin staining sets in faster than on pavers in open sun.
Sand-hardening polymeric sand binds together as it cures, which keeps canopy debris and organic buildup from working loose sand out of the joints the way it would with regular sand. We use it as the standard for every Hammock re-sanding job.
New pavers should cure for about 60 to 90 days before sealing, and joint sand should be swept in and settled first. We can schedule sealing for a newer Hammock install once it's ready.
Yes. A quality sealer creates a barrier that keeps tannins from oak leaves and pollen from soaking into the paver surface, making it far easier to rinse them off before they stain, which matters most on the shaded properties common throughout Hammock.
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