Stone Sealing in Pymble

In Pymble the stone sealing work is mostly on sandstone. Federation and inter-war homes on quarter-acre blocks with tennis courts, pools and sandstone. The defining problem here is tree canopy that drops tannin on driveways and keeps the south side of every house green, which decides the chemistry, the pressure and how often the surface needs attention.

We work around Pymble Ladies' College, Bannockburn Oval, Sheldon Forest and the Pymble Golf Club, on streets such as Mona Vale Road, Telegraph Road, Livingstone Avenue and Avon Road. The tree canopy over Pymble drives most of the work we do here. Leaf litter fills gutters twice a year, tannin stains sandstone, driveways and paths, and moss and lichen take hold on stone and tennis courts in the shade. Stone, gutter and driveway programs on a 9 to 12 month cycle keep these properties ahead of the growth.

Ku-ring-gai Council. Ku-ring-gai Council is one of Sydney's greenest LGAs, with heavy tree canopy across Wahroonga, Pymble, Killara and St Ives. Roofs, gutters and driveways accumulate leaf litter, lichen and black algae quickly, and large blocks mean long driveways and tennis courts that benefit from professional cleaning and sealing. Many properties sit in bushfire-prone areas where gutter and roof debris removal is a safety task, not just an aesthetic one.