When your stone patio, deck, or paver doesn’t look as good as it used to, we can help. As experts in natural stone, our team knows how to protect your stone patios and other outdoor areas. We can restore chipped or cracked stone tiles, add a coat of sealant to preserve your stone patio, or clean off your space with pressure washing. No matter what your issue is, trust us to restore your stone to its natural luster.
Request a Free EstimateWe work with a variety of sealants and finishes to provide you with long-lasting protection and the aesthetics you desire. We work with the following types for your stone patio, deck, or pavers:
If your stone patio, deck, or paver has an old sealer that no longer works to protect the stone, we offer a stripping service to remove the faulty sealant and replace it with our high-quality products instead. Contact us today to learn more about this service!
Also known as sandstone, flagstone is a popular choice for patios, tiles, pool decks, and more, especially in Texas. Because it is a sedimentary rock, flagstone can easily erode and crumble, which makes stone sealing important.
Limestone is a beautiful stone commonly used for floors, walkways, patios, and more. Because it is soft and porous, it can be damaged by almost any chemical or element unless sealed by a professional.
Paver stones, also known as pavers, can be used for walkways, hardscaping, and driveways. They are often made from concrete and a coloring agent, then poured into blocks or unique shapes. Because pavers are mostly used outdoors, they can deteriorate from weather and other environmental stressors.
Slate comes in a wide variety of colors, from black to rust red. This natural stone is made up of quartz, muscovite, chlorite, hematite, pyrite, and biotite. It is a tough and durable stone, but it can still be scratched by patio furniture or stained by pool chemicals.
Travertine is a common choice for pool coping and accent walls. It is a form of limestone that often comes in white, cream, tan, or burnt sienna colors. To ensure that your travertine patio or tiles stay beautiful and durable, you’ll need to keep cleaning and sealing them with the help of a professional.
Bluestone is a type of sandstone characterized by fine grains and a rich, grey-blue color. These stones are often dense and durable, which helps prevent them from cracking. However, like all sandstones, bluestone is also porous and requires sealing and cleaning to prevent degradation.
This type of rock is commonly used for outdoor hardscaping elements like pool pavers, sidewalks, garden walls, and more. Moss rocks are often prone to flaking or cracking because they can easily absorb water. We can seal up your moss rock to prevent water absorption and keep your space looking beautiful.
These stones are called river rocks because they are usually sourced from stream beds. They can come in various colors, sizes, shapes, and types. Because they come from riverbeds, they are often eroded into round shapes. These rocks are often placed in an epoxy walkway with other rocks and might come loose over time. We can repair and restore stone walkways of all kinds, including river rocks.
Stacked stone is popular for retaining walls, porch columns, water features, and other outdoor applications. The rough, tight-fitting stone helps add visual interest and rustic charm when contrasted with landscaping features. But they can be damaged by moisture, heat, and temperature extremes because they are exposed to environmental stressors.
This strikingly beautiful stone is composed of small coral and shell fossils, which gives it a uniquely stunning look. To preserve the natural look, homeowners should seal and clean their coral stone to prevent it from stains, environmental degradation, mold, and more.
This metamorphic rock has a smooth, lustrous surface and comes in a wide range of different colors. This durable material is often used for patios and pool copings. Although resistant to heat and acids, it can be scratched or develop white residue from efflorescence. We can protect your stone with careful sealing and restoration techniques.
Soapstone is a relatively rare stone that is composed of talc, magnesite, and small amounts of other minerals. Because of the high talc concentration, soapstone has a soft, soapy texture. It is often used for patios and pool copings. Because soapstone is so soft, it will wear down at the edges and become susceptible to damage. Regular sealant application can prevent this.
Most homeowners think that their brick structures will last forever, but like all stone, brick will wear down and crumble without proper care. We can clean brick structures to remove discoloration or stains, then seal the clean brick to keep it looking beautiful.
Concrete is an excellent option because of its low cost, unlimited possibilities for style and color, and east installation. It has a long life expectancy and is virtually maintenance-free, so you can enjoy your concrete pavers for years to come. Concrete is also a great material for creating custom designs!
