Aside from the longer days, rising temperatures, and flowers blooming, we know spring time is here when our Inbox fills up with cleaning and sealing questions. In this article, we’re going to share our answers to the most common questions we’ve received from homeowners over the past month.

Every outdoor hardscape project will eventually be impacted by an organic stain—bird droppings, leaf tannins, berries, moss, and algae. Thankfully the process for treating these types of stains is relatively fast and simple.

Here’s our reliable, field-tested method that hardscape contractors can use to restore paver surfaces efficiently and with consistent results.

To help prevent frozen, damaged, or compromised materials from reaching job sites, we’ve created clear storage guidelines for all Alliance Gator products.

Sealing is a great way to protect the investment of an outdoor patio, pool deck or walkway. In this post, we’ll explain four important things that need to be done prior to starting the sealing process.

During our hardscape training courses, we oftentimes use analogies to explain complex or confusing topics. In this post, we’re going to apply analogies to help you better understand three paver sealing concepts.

Efflorescence cleaning must happen after the installation of polymeric sand. In this post, we’ll explain why it’s imperative it happens in this order.

If you’re a hardscape professional who offers cleaning and sealing services, you’ll want to read this. In today’s post, we’re going to share six invaluable cleaning and sealing hacks that you can benefit from.

Efflorescence cleaning is a critical step when sealing pavers, and it goes far beyond just the removal of efflorescence. In this blog post, we’ll share some other little known benefits of efflorescence cleaning that just might surprise you.

Think about the different cleaners you have stored underneath the kitchen sink to handle all the messes that life throws at you. When it comes to messes on your paver or natural stone patio, the same logic applies because there’s really no such thing as a one-size-fits-all cleaner. In this blog post, we’re focusing on organic stains and our recommended solutions for getting rid of them.