A protective sealant helps keep a resin-bound or block paved driveway looking its best and can make everyday maintenance easier by giving dirt and algae less to grip onto. Over time this coating wears away with weather and general use, so resealing periodically helps refresh the surface and extend its life.

When to Reseal

If your driveway is starting to look dull, is absorbing water more than it used to, or is struggling to shed dirt as easily as before, it may be a sign the existing sealant has worn thin and a fresh coat would help.

What Resealing Involves

Resealing typically starts with a thorough clean of the surface so the new sealant can bond properly, followed by allowing the driveway to dry fully. The sealant is then applied evenly, often in more than one coat, and needs time to cure before the driveway is used again – this can range from several hours to a day or more depending on the product and the weather. We’ll confirm timings for your specific driveway before starting.

Pricing depends on the size of the driveway and the sealant used. Get in touch for a free quote. [PLACEHOLDER – Sealant products used and before/after photos of our own work to be added]