North Lakes · Moreton Bay
Pebblecrete sealing in
North Lakes
Pebblecrete sealing in North Lakes brings dull, grey exposed aggregate back to life: driveways, paths and pool surrounds cleaned, then re-sealed so the colour of the stones comes back up. We're a short drive up the highway in Burpengary. Call 0438 708 830 or send a photo through the form.
- Down the highway from us
- Pool surrounds too
- We look before we quote
Get a quote
Tell us about the driveway or floor. We'll get back to you with a price.
Around North Lakes
Bring the stones back
North Lakes has been built up since around the turn of the century, so a lot of its concrete is a similar age, pebblecrete included. Exposed aggregate turns up on driveways, front paths, entertaining areas and pool surrounds, and when it's laid it's normally sealed to give that rich, wet-look colour.
That seal doesn't last forever. Once it wears off, the stones go flat and grey, dirt and mould settle into the gaps between them, and the surface starts looking older than the house. The pebblecrete itself is usually fine underneath; it's the finish that's gone.
Around backyard pools, pebblecrete also has pool water, chlorine and salt to deal with. A re-seal there is as much about protecting the surface as making it look good again, and the finish is chosen with wet feet in mind.
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The service
Before-and-afters and the full process are on the main page: Pebblecrete sealing.
0438 708 830What we'll look at
Where the colour went
On North Lakes pebblecrete, these are the things that decide the job.
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The old sealer
Gone cloudy, white or peeling? It has to be stripped before the new seal goes on.
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Loose stones
Patches where stones are coming away are dealt with first, so the seal goes over a sound surface.
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Mould between the stones
It hides in the gaps, especially in shade. A deep clean gets it out before sealing.
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Gloss or natural
Gloss gives the strongest colour; a lower sheen gives more grip around the pool.
Step by step, start to finish: how pebblecrete sealing works.
Why has the pebblecrete at my North Lakes house gone grey?
Because the sealer that gave it colour has worn off. Without it, the stones dull down and dirt and mould settle between them. A deep clean and a fresh seal brings the colour back up.
Can you reseal a pebblecrete pool surround in North Lakes?
Yes. Pool surrounds are one of the areas we reseal. The surround is cleaned, the edges around the coping and fencing are worked around, and the finish is picked for grip near the water.
Does the pool surround need the same finish as my pebblecrete driveway?
No, they don't have to match. It's common to use a glossier finish out the front for the strongest stone colour and a lower-sheen one around the pool for grip, and the stones still look consistent across both.
Do you do pebblecrete sealing in North Lakes?
We do. North Lakes is a short drive down the highway from our Burpengary base and well within our service area. Call 0438 708 830 or send a photo of the pebblecrete using the form.
Bring the colour back up
Send a photo of the pebblecrete, whether it's the driveway, the path or around the pool, and roughly how big the area is.