Paver joints lose sand to rain and pressure washing, causing shifting and weeds. Re-sanding options compared: polymeric sand vs ASTM C-144 wet-sand hydro-compaction.

Re-Sanding Paver Joints: Polymeric vs. ASTM C-144
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Paver joints lose sand to rain and pressure washing, causing shifting and weeds. Re-sanding options compared: polymeric sand vs ASTM C-144 wet-sand hydro-compaction.

Weeds grow in paver joints from seeds landing on top, not from below. The lasting fix: re-sand the joints, compact, and seal so seeds have nowhere to root.

That chalky white haze on your pavers is efflorescence — natural salts, not damage. How to remove it safely (acid-free) and keep it from returning.

The black and green on Florida pavers is living mold and algae. How to remove it for good — treat, rinse, and seal — and stop it coming back.