i reckon about $500.Mr. Demeanor said:
i reckon about $500.Mr. Demeanor said:
Now what culd be the difference between the $900 and $400 job?
I think your refering to paving and if I'm reading this correctly he is talking pavers.TOMMY HIWAVE said:water is the main but also sand. i can not say but i bet the 400 is watered down and will look good for half a year.
GotchaMr. Demeanor said:I am talking about brick type pavers. Not asphalt.
I Live in new york and we have some bad winters every now and then, Last year I had about 3000 sqf of pavers installed around the pool, patio, driveway apron, and walk way. I see many people saying it is beneficial to seal them to prevent the water/snow/ice from getting into the pavers and deteriorating them through out the winter. Do any of you guys do this for a living or does anyone have first hand info on the best product to use, best way to apply, any other insight? ThanksWe just finished our paver driveway. 1300 sq. ft.
I got a price from the company that installed it of $900 to seal it which sounded high. I priced the material to seal it myslef at $200-$300 depending on coverage. Then I called some other companies that seal pavers and got prices around $400.
Now what culd be the difference between the $900 and $400 job? For $400 I would rather pay someone to do it especially the first time but I want to make sure its done right. If anyone has any experience, please chime in.
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