Block paving is practical and good-looking, but moss settles in the sand joints and the surface turns green and slippery. We wash the blocks and the joints with controlled pressure, without "taking apart" the setting.
Why it is not worth putting off
Moss in the joints holds moisture, loosens the sand and, over time, unlevels the blocks. What is a wash today may be re-laying the paving tomorrow.
How we do it
- Rotary cleaner over the blocks, an even result
- Controlled pressure on the joints so as not to drag out all the sand
- Optional joint-sand refill at the end
- Anti-moss to delay regrowth
Mistakes we see (and avoid)
- A strong jet on the joints, pulls out the sand and loosens the blocks
- Acid, corrodes the concrete of the blocks
- Leaving the moss, the blocks end up unlevelling
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