
Driveway sealing Ipswich & patio sealing
Driveway & patio sealing in Ipswich & Suffolk
Keep freshly cleaned paving looking its best for longer. Sealing helps lock in the joints, resist staining and slow weeds and algae coming back, and can bring faded imprinted concrete and tarmac back to colour.
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- Cleaned before sealing
- Paving, concrete, tarmac and stone
- Every surface assessed first
Real TLC work
Sealing and restoration: before and after
Paving cleaned, then sealed or restored by TLC. Drag across the photograph to compare, then choose another.


Patio sealingGrey slabs cleaned, then sealed to a deeper, richer grey
Why seal your paving
Protect it, or restore its colour
Sealing goes onto paving that has just been cleaned. Depending on the surface, it protects the colour you have or brings back the colour it has lost.
Protective sealing
Cleaner for longer
For block paving and patios. The sealer helps bind the joint sand, resist oil and other stains, and slow weeds, moss and algae coming back.
The one to choose when you like the colour of your paving and want it to stay clean.
Colour restoration
Faded colour brought back
For imprinted concrete and tarmac that have faded or turned patchy. Old, failing sealer is removed, then the surface is restored and sealed to an even colour again.
Not every surface suits every treatment. Every driveway and patio is assessed first, and the office will tell you which option suits yours.
Worth knowing
- Cleaning first
- Sealer goes onto clean, dry paving, so sealing is always quoted with a clean.
- Weather
- Sealing needs dry weather, so the office plans the work around the forecast.
- Keeping off it
- The surface needs time to cure before it is walked or driven on. The office will tell you how long.
- Your quote
- Every surface is quoted individually, on its size, condition and the finish you choose.


Colour change & restoration
Bring the colour back, or change it
Imprinted concrete and tarmac fade and turn patchy as the old sealer wears. After a deep clean and preparation, the surface can be restored to an even colour, or given a new one, then sealed to protect it. Available for homes and for commercial driveways and forecourts.
- Colour restorationFaded or patchy surfaces brought back to an even colour close to the original.
- Colour changeA new colour for imprinted concrete, from a wide range of tints, to suit a renovation. Tarmac is restored to a rich, even black.
- Homes and businessesDriveways, forecourts and commercial paving.
How sealing works
Clean, prepare, then seal
A sealer is only as good as the surface beneath it, so most of the work happens before any sealer goes on.
A deep clean
Moss, weeds, algae and dirt are lifted from the surface and the joints, and the paving is left to dry.
Cleaned first
Preparation
The surface is prepared to suit what it’s made of: joints re-sanded where they need it, and any old or failing sealer removed, so the new sealer bonds properly.
Prepared for sealing
The sealer goes on
Once the paving is dry, the sealer is applied evenly across the surface, then left to cure.
Even, protective finish
Surfaces we seal
Block paving, concrete, tarmac and stone
Each surface takes a different sealer and preparation. Tell us what yours is, or add a photograph.
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What our customers say
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For businesses
Commercial sealing and colour restoration
Car parks, forecourts and commercial paving cleaned, sealed or restored to an even colour, with the work planned around your business.
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Questions
Driveway sealing Ipswich: your questions
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What does driveway sealing do?
A sealer helps bind the joint sand in block paving, resist stains and slow weeds, moss and algae coming back, so cleaned paving stays cleaner for longer.
Do you clean the driveway before sealing?
Yes. Sealer goes onto clean, dry paving, so sealing is always quoted with a clean.
Can you re-seal imprinted concrete?
Yes, where it suits the surface. Old sealer that is flaking or patchy is removed first, then the concrete is re-sealed to bring back its colour and sheen.
Can you restore a faded tarmac driveway?
Yes. Faded, grey tarmac can be cleaned and restored to an even black. The office will advise whether it suits your driveway.
Can my patio be sealed?
Often, yes. It depends on the stone and its condition, and the office will tell you whether sealing suits yours.
Can you change the colour of my driveway?
Often, yes. Imprinted concrete can be restored to an even colour or changed to a new one from a wide range of tints, and faded tarmac restored to an even black, for homes and businesses. The office will tell you what suits your surface.
How long before I can use the driveway again?
The sealer needs time to cure, and that depends on the product and the weather. The office will tell you how long to keep off it.
How much does driveway sealing cost in Ipswich?
Every surface is quoted individually. The price depends on the size, the surface, its condition and the finish you choose.
No questions match. Call the office on 0800 058 8700 and we’ll help.

Free, no-obligation quote
Keep your paving cleaner for longer
- Tell us about your paving
- The office reviews it
- You get your quotation
Start with a clean
Add them to the same quote request.
Driveway cleaningMoss, weeds and dirt lifted from your drive
Patio cleaningGarden paving cleaned of algae and dirt
Roof sealingProtect your roof and keep its colour











