Maintenance Tips for Rubber Paving While rubber paving is low-maintenance, it’s still important to take care of it to ensure it lasts as long as possible. Here are some useful maintenance tips:Sweep your rubber paving regularly to remove dirt and debris. This will prevent buildup and keep your paving looking clean and fresh.  A leaf blower will also work.​​​ Use a pressure washer or garden hose to clean your rubber paving. Applying household bleach with a few drops of liquid dish soap will be very effective in removing moss patches and algae.  It also does an amazing job in cleaning the rubber. If you have a rubber driveway, do not perform any stationary turns with your car as this can damage the rubber.  Avoid placing heavy furniture or equipment on your rubber paving, as this can cause damage over time.Do not walk on newly installed rubber paving until it is no longer tacky to the touch.  It is moisture curing, so lightly misting with water will speed up the drying process.By following these simple maintenance tips, you can extend the lifespan of your rubber paving and keep it looking great for years to come.

The Easiest Non Human Relationship You’ll Ever Have: How to Care for Your Rubber PavingThinking about getting rubber paving? It’s a fantastic idea! It’s tough, beautiful, and oh-so-easy to care for. In fact, if you’ve ever had a relationship with traditional paving, this one will feel like a long, relaxing vacation. But like any good relationship, it requires a little mutual respect. So, here’s a quick guide to keeping your new, low-maintenance love interest happy.The Golden Rules (What Not to Do)Mind Your Chemicals: Your rubber paving is resilient, but it has a few mortal enemies. Keep weed killers and fertilizers far away from it—they’re just not its thing and can cause discoloration.  Be Smart About Spills: While it’s tough, oil spills are like a bad ex; they tend to stick around. Clean up any oil immediately with a mild detergent.The Three-Point Turn Tango: If you chose a rubber paved driveway, try to avoid “grinding” turns. Those sharp, three-point turns can put a lot of pressure on the rubber. It’s best to drive on and off the surface to keep it looking its best.The Low-Effort Love (What to Do)Simple is Best: Your rubber paving loves a good cleaning. A simple sweep with a broom is perfect for removing loose debris.Power Wash with Confidence: Unlike other surfaces, your rubber paving can handle a good power wash! It’s a quick and effective way to blast away dirt and grime, restoring it to its former glory.The Algae and Moss Secret: For those pesky green or dark stains, a few drops of dish soap mixed with bleach in a bucket of water works wonders. Simply apply, let it sit for a moment, and rinse thoroughly. It’s like a magic potion for a spotless surface.The Key to a Long-Lasting LookThink of rubber paving like your favorite pair of shoes—over time, they might lose a little of their shine. The good news is, we have a solution for that! A few years after installation, a simple resealing can bring your surface back to life, making it look as vibrant as the day it was laid down. This quick and easy service ensures your investment continues to protect your family and enhance your home’s curb appeal for years to come.Ready to get started? We have answers! Contact Us to learn more or to book your free estimate for a new surface or to reseal your existing one. Call Us for a Free Quote!