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How To Maintain Your Hardscaping

Tips To Help You Maintain Your Hardscaping

The Eliminator Pest and Property shares tips on how to maintain your hardscaped property.

A clever method to enhance the beauty and utility of your outdoor spaces is to include hardscaping into the layout of your backyard. If you already have hardscaped areas that you enjoy, you might be asking what you should be doing to maintain the best possible condition for your patios and pavers. You'll be relieved to know that hardscaping just needs occasional upkeep. There are a few simple steps you should follow, though.


First, to prevent accumulation and keep your hardscaped surfaces and walls appearing clean, regularly use a garden hose to rinse away trash and dirt from them. Second, if you have pavers, look for weeds growing between the stones and pull any you spot. Last but not least, consult a landscaping professional to find out which deicing products are secure to use on your hardscaping materials, then employ these as required. By following these easy instructions, you can maintain the attractiveness of your hardscaped spaces over time.


The manufacturer's website or from are your finest sources for precise maintenance guidelines. The following are some of the top tools for maintaining your hardscaping:


  • cleaning products specifically intended for exterior materials (outdoor wood cleaner, mildew remover, etc.)
  • energy washer
  • robust scrub brushes (with natural or synthetic bristles)
  • Broom
  • Squeegee
  • Suitable sealants
  • Hand soap


Make a timetable for maintaining your hardscaping and include it on your annual outdoor care checklist to make things easier!

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