Paver restoration services in Newmarket and SURROUNDING AREA

Polymeric sand is fine sand that is combined with additives that form a binding agent when exposed to water. Silica is an additive and is often used to help lock the fine sand particles together. As the sand particles fuse, the joint between two interlock stones becomes impenetrable, and the pavers are locked in place.

A project finished with polymeric sand is considered more robust and long-wearing than a project that utilizes regular jointing sand. This durability is awarded by the binding agent within the sand, which ensures that it will not budge for years to come. Sturdy, immovable joints ensure sturdy, immovable pavers.

The joints are so tightly bound to their adjacent pavers that heavy rain cannot wash any of the fine sand away. Regular jointing sand may be eroded by rainfall and is known for requiring replacement.

Weeds are incredibly resilient, and chances are you will find one or two making their way between your pavers despite your use of polymeric sand. However, the airtight consistency of activated polymeric sand does deter weeds considerably. Other pests, like ants, will also find it more challenging to enter the spaces between your pavers.

Like regular jointing sand, polymeric sand comes in an array of colors. This allows you to choose the variety best suits your patio pavers. 

Polymeric sand is available in various sizes and colors. Our professional paver restoration team finds the best size and color that matches your interlock joints, color, and texture.