No. Sealing is a personal choice. Sealing can help enhance colors, protect against stains, and prevent joint sand from washing out.

The main reason that people seal their Brick Pavers or Decorative Concrete is to create an enhanced "wet" look. This will deepen the colors and add a satin to semi gloss shine. It will also protect the pavers and cement from spills, oils, and the degrading effects of the sun.

Pavers are extremely durable. Sealing however may enhance colors and may prevent staining. If you choose to seal, do so a minimum of 60 to 90 days after completion of installation. Consult your dealer for complete sealing instructions.

StreetPrint? can be installed very quickly with relatively little disruption, so it is usually much less costly and disruptive than concrete alternatives. StreetPrint? uses asphalt as its base. Asphalt is a flexible surface that is more likely to accept shifting due to weather extremes and can resist cracking commonly associated with other paving systems. Vehicle braking/accelerating and steering will not shift or break StreetPrint?, as often happens with brick pavers.

No. Most brick pavers only require power washing and replacing any joint sand that has washed away, as needed. This is a simple process that is completed in a short time.

Sealing is not essential in many applications but it offers some benefits like making spills and stains easier to remove. Liquid sealers are applied after the pavers are installed and are cleaned. Once applied, the sealers soak into the concrete and into the joints. The sealers in the joints help keep the joint sand in place and prevent weeds and ants, and sealers are essential for areas around swimming pools.

Yes, it requires a Zoning Permit ($75) to determine impervious coverage restrictions for the zoning district you are located in.

For more than 125 years, the ADA has promoted safety and effectiveness of dental products as part of its mission to advance oral health. As early as 1866, an ADA committee prepared a statement on dentifrices (toothpaste) that questioned whether the extravagant claims made on behalf of patent tooth powders and other dental nostrums of the time were just “an imposition on the public”.

The ADA Seal of Acceptance is designed to help consumers make informed decisions about safe and effective consumer products. Market research has shown that the ADA Seal on a product directly affects the purchase decisions of consumers. Each year, the ADA receives hundreds of inquiries from companies about new and existing products.

We specialize in manufacturing. They can be laid by any professional paving, tile layer or landscape contractor. Please call us for more information.

Yes, we accept small amounts of brick that is mixed with other inert materials for use in the production of aggregates. Loads primarily comprised of brick are disposed of as C&D (demolition material), which we transport to a licensed disposal facility. Call 883-3325 for a price list for each delivered material.

Once our experts feel that a site has either met or exceeded our service standards, we then rank each website using a 0-5 seal ranking system, 5 being the highest. Websites that achieve a rank of 5 will be entitled to display our numbered Seal of Approval on their website.

Yes, kiwis are renowned for their DIY (do it yourself) approach. Please ensure you do your homework first. If in doubt use a professional.

We are building a wonderful display at 114 The Strand Parnell ~ behind the retail stores of French and Pink. You wil have to try the caf? @ Pink while having a leisurely walk through the display.

No. Stoney Ridge pavers are either natural in colour or have an oxide that is mixed through the entire product. This gives the colour more depth and the product a more natural patina which can only improve with age as does natural stone.

No, their surface texture is ideal for obtaining safe traction in pedestrian, vehicular, and pool applications-even when wet.

This will not happen with our installation, since we design a slope that will not allow any standing water to occur.

A 2% pitch (quarter bubble on a level) is more than adequate for your pavers. Pavers should always be pitched to carry water away from structures or poor draining areas.

No. We are the distributor for more than 70 manufacturers. We sell thousands of colors and styles of brick and other masonry products for commercial and residential buildings.