Block paving cleaning and re-sanding
Block paving is bedded and jointed on sand. Over time that jointing sand washes out and the gap fills with organic silt, which is exactly what moss and weeds need to establish. Cleaning lifts the moss and algae off the block faces, but it also washes out whatever sand is left in the joints.
That is why kiln-dried sand re-sanding is included as standard after we clean block paving, applied once the surface has dried enough to take it. Brushing and vibrating fresh sand into every joint restores the interlock that stops blocks rocking underfoot or under a car wheel, and it gives weeds and moss far less to root into.
Where joints are heavily colonised with weeds or established moss, we clear that growth by hand before cleaning, and we treat the surface for organic growth as part of the standard process on suitable driveways — this is included, not a paid extra, though we do not promise growth will never return in a damp Kent garden.





