Swimming pool and Retaining wall Built by Gappsi in Woodbury NY, with Travertine patio and coping. Refurbished with the cleaning and sealing process. Using low pressure hot water the paver’s surface gets clean uniformly with no impact of wear on the stone surface. The joints in between the pavers got filled with high quality polymeric sand and vibrated with heavy mechanical plate compactor with rubber rolling system to prevent pavers from getting scratched or damaged. Then sealed with high quality urethane sealer To learn more about Gappsi products, please contact us at 631-543-1177 or visit our web site at www.gappsi.com
Nassau county Long island NY Paving Stone Cleaning and Sealing Company
Cleaning and sealing limestone driveway pavers in Roslyn NY. Stones were pressure washed and joints filled with polymeric sand, vibrated wit rolling vibratory plates. Gappsi Exclusive sealer was applied to expose the color and details of the limestone pavers surface.
Nassau County Long Island NY Stone Patios and Driveways Cleaning and Sealing Company
Boccie Ball Court Builder East Hampton NY
Bocce Ball court built in east Hampton NY with pressure treated lumber and then stained with mahogany color. The surface base of the court is crushed sea shells. The perfect setting of a bocce court in the middle of a vineyard.
Bocce Ball Designer – Contractor East Hampton NY
Putting Green Built in Manorville NY by Gappsi.
This putting green was designed by Giuseppe Abbrancati, with a custom design layout that incorporates 9 holes, a sand bunker and four island of White River rocks. Each island uniquely decorated with rocks and garden ornaments. The surface of the putting green is Go-green synthetic turf Platinum putt with ACADIA 70 oz Pile Height 1-3/4″ for the perimeter fringe. At the center of the putting green a circle design of a limestone pavers was installed for future sitting area.
Long Island Putting Green Designer Installer Company
What is Efflorescence and what Causes it?
A white powder that bleeds trough the cement, grout, bricks and concrete walls and floors. That white residue is called efflorescence. it is the lime and calcium that gets brought to the surface by way or evaporation as the stones dry the water rises to the top and so is the white powder from the cement within the paving stones and retaining walls.
The solution to remove it isn’t many, there are some products that could remove it but at the same time you could damage the finish on the stones. Best to let a professional decide how to and to what products to use.