Complete the restoration properly
Re-sanding, repointing and optional sealing for suitable patios and driveways following assessment and preparation.
The finish after cleaning matters
Jointing and protection options for suitable paving
Cleaning is often one stage of a wider paving refresh. Depending on the installation and condition, block paving may need kiln-dried sand replaced, natural-stone joints may need repair, and some surfaces may be suitable for sealing.
These are assessed and quoted separately so the recommendation fits the paving rather than being added automatically.
Tell us what needs attention
Upload wide views and close-ups of the joints. Mention loose slabs, weeds, previous sealers or crumbling mortar in your description.
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Choose only what the surface needs
Block paving re-sanding
Suitable block paving can be re-sanded after cleaning once the surface and joints are fully dry.
Patio repointing
Failed or missing joints can be assessed for repair using a material appropriate to the installation and condition.
Surface sealing
Where compatible, preparation and sealing can be discussed after test, drying and weather requirements are considered.
Assessment first
Cleaning cannot repair movement underneath
Loose paving, significant settlement and drainage problems may require remedial work before a cosmetic finish. We will identify visible concerns and explain when cleaning or joint repair alone is unlikely to be enough.
A considered finish
Restore the complete appearance
When the substrate and paving are sound, fresh joints or re-sanding can help complete the visual result. Any sealing proposal is subject to surface compatibility and suitable dry weather.
Real RMS work
Professional cleaning. Visible results.
Every photograph below is from genuine RMS work—never stock imagery.
