Efflorescence removal

Efflorescence is mineral salt that moisture carries up through concrete pavers. When the water evaporates, the salt stays behind as a white film. It's common on newer pavers and after wet weather.

Sealing over it traps the haze, so it has to come off first. We clean it with a dedicated efflorescence cleaner, rinse thoroughly, and seal once the surface is right. Sealing afterward helps reduce how much comes back.

If your pavers are less than a year old, ask us about timing. Sometimes it's worth letting the first round of efflorescence finish before sealing.