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5 Ways to Maintain Your
Interlocking Stone Driveway
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Use a Pressure Wash
• In case you don’t have a clue on how to clean your interlocking stones,
using a pressure washer is a good start.
Remove Any Stains
• All you need is a stiff bristle broom, which would effectively take out any
kind of greasy or non-greasy stain, alongside a dish detergent.
Ensure You Replace Any Missing Sand
• The reason why the sand is placed alongside the interlocking stone is that it
ensures your stonework is safe. Without them, you’d notice that your stones
won’t sit which would eventually lead to a break or crack.
Take Time Out to Inspect the Stone Joints
• The stone joints may have some space in between them that may increase
over time, due to vehicle traffic or the stress of winter.
Replace Any Cracked Stones
• If by any chance you have cracked stones as a result of poor maintenance
or a winter aftermath, it’s pertinent to replace it before it gets worse.