- Missing or lack of a flexible (rubber) sealant in the joints. (Many new homes simply have the joints cut)

- Sand, dirt, weeds, grass or other debris embedded in the joint(s)

- Broken joint edges, random cracks or slabs shifting up or down.

- Cedar boards that may be loose, broken, depressed or allow water intrusion.

Process:

Our process typically includes:

- Cleaning and removal of old sealants and expansion materials

- “V” saw grooving of unfit joints

- Crack chasing with a diamond “V” groove saw

- Thoroughly cleaning the driveway surface, joints, and cracks with high pressure water

- Sealing joints and cracks with limestone or colored polyurethane to provide a clean and tight seal (In cases of deep cracks, a backing material is required)

BEFORE CUT

AFTER CUT

AFTER SEAL