Thorough Paver Cleaning in 3 Easy StepsBefore applying a protective sealant, it's essential to thoroughly clean the paver or stone surface. At Wild West Washing, We follow a 3 step cleaning process to ensure maximum adhesion and long lasting results.

Turbo Cleaning- We start by using a high pressure turbo nozzle to blast away built up dirt, grime, and organic matter from the paver surface. This powerful pre treatment helps loosen and lift stubborn stains.

Soft Wash- Next, we apply a gentle, biodegradable cleaning solution and scrub the pavers with specialized brushes. This soft wash step ensures a deeper clean without damaging the material.

Surface Cleaning- Finally, we rinse the pavers with clean water to remove any remaining debris or cleaning solution residue. This final pass leaves the surface perfectly prepped for sealing.

Once the paver or stone surface has been thoroughly cleaned, the next crucial step is sanding. Proper sanding creates an optimal surface for the sealer to adhere to, ensuring a smooth, even finish. At Wild West Washing, we use the correct sand "joint sand" and techniques to prepare the area.

Sand Removal- First, we carefully remove any excess joint sand or gravel/debris from between the pavers. This creates a clean, level surface for the sealer.

Joint Sand Replacement- Finally, we replace the joint sand, carefully filling in the gaps between pavers. This helps stabilize the surface and prevents future shifting or cracking. The sanding process may seem simple, but it's a critical step that should not be overlooked. Proper surface preparation is the key to achieving long lasting results with your paver or natural stone sealing project.

Once the paver or stone surface has been thoroughly cleaned and prepped, it's time to apply the protective sealer. At Wild West Washing, we use a Two part, two coat application process for best results. 

First Coatis a Flood Coat- We start by applying a generous, "flood" coat of high quality sealer over the entire surface. This initial layer saturates the pores of the material, providing deep penetration and maximum adhesion locking in the sand.

Second Coat is a Mist Coat- After allowing the first coat to fully dry, we apply a lighter, "mist" coat. This second layer helps fill in any remaining gaps or thin spots, creating a uniform, glossy finish.By applying the sealer in two coats, we're able to achieve superior coverage and protection for your paver or natural stone investment. This meticulous process ensures long lasting results that will keep your outdoor surfaces looking beautiful for years to come.

At Wild West Washing, we follow a comprehensive 4 step process to seal and protect your paver and natural stone surfaces.

We start with a 3 Step cleaning process  turbo washing, soft washing, and final surface cleaning to remove all dirt, grime, and organic matter.

Next, we carefully sand the area to create an optimal surface for the sealer to adhere to, filling in any gaps between pavers.

Last, We then apply two coats of high quality sealer a deep "flood" coat followed by a lighter "mist" coat for maximum coverage and protection.

Curing Period- Finally, we recommend allowing 72 hours of curing time before exposing the sealed surface to heavy foot traffic, vehicles, or furniture placement. This ensures the sealer fully bonds and hardens for long lasting results