Block paving · Flags · Concrete · Natural stone
Driveways & patios
Cleaned back properly, re-sanded where it needs it, then sealed so the stains, weeds and green come back a lot slower. The seal is clear and non-slip — it doesn't leave that plastic-looking sheen.
ProPERLA Paving Impregnator
What's involved
How we do it.
Pressure and rotary cleaning
Surface-washer cleaning for an even finish rather than the stripey mess a lance leaves.
Weeds, moss and algae
Removed from the surface and the joints.
Stain treatment
Targeted treatment of oil, rust and organic staining where it's treatable — we'll be honest at the survey about what won't come out.
Jointing
Loose jointing material removed and block paving re-sanded.
Minor repairs
Sunken blocks lifted and relaid, localised pointing where needed.
Sealing
Paving Impregnator applied once the surface is clean and properly dry.
Suitable for
- Block paving that's gone green or lost its colour
- Patios and flags that stain easily
- Concrete drives
- Anywhere frost damage is starting to show
Not suitable for
- Surfaces that need relaying rather than cleaning
- Tarmac and resin-bound drives
- Anything that won't be dry long enough to seal — timing matters
If yours falls in the second column we'll tell you at the survey rather than take the job. It's the cheapest thing we do for you.
Before & after
Same house, same spot.
Before
After
Block paving driveway — drag to compare
Free property survey
Get it looked at properly.
Leave your details and one of our specialists will call to check a few things and book a survey. Free, and no obligation — if it isn't suitable we'll tell you.
Rather talk now? 0151 440 3603 or WhatsApp.
Questions
Asked before you ask.
Will it be slippery afterwards?
No. It's an impregnating treatment that soaks in rather than a film that sits on top, so the surface texture and grip stay as they are.
Can you just clean it without sealing?
Yes, plenty of people do. We'll tell you what sealing would add and then it's your call — no pressure either way.
Do you re-sand block paving?
Yes, where it's needed. Cleaning inevitably takes some jointing sand out, and leaving it out is how blocks start to move.
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