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Maintenance

Paver Maintenance in Freeze-Thaw Climates

Keep joints full, keep water moving away from the surface, clean stains promptly, and choose de-icers carefully. Most freeze-thaw damage in New England traces back to saturated joints, poor drainage or aggressive de-icing chemicals.

A yearly routine that works well in New Hampshire: - Spring: sweep, wash, inspect joints and top up jointing sand where it has washed out. - Summer: treat organic growth and oil stains as they appear; consider sealing on the manufacturer's recommended schedule. - Fall: clear leaves and debris so tannins do not stain, and confirm drainage paths are open. - Winter: shovel rather than chip, and use de-icers appropriate for concrete pavers. East Coast Landscape Supply carries cleaners, sealers and jointing products for this work — (603) 506-6300.

Questions about material for your project? Call East Coast Landscape Supply at (603) 506-6300 or send a request.

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