Welcome to the Adventures of Paver Sealing podcast. I'm your host, Jeff Evers. And we touched on weeds and mold in a previous podcast. And we got a lot of response from customers and potential customers calling us and asking questions and how we can help with weeds and mold.

So I kind of want to dedicate an entire podcast to weeds and mold. It's a common issue in our industry and anybody who owns pavers knows what I'm talking about. So I wanted to address this and maybe help with some suggestions. And I also want to talk about the pros and cons and things you need to know.

Welcome to the adventures in paver sealing podcast, with your host, Jeff Evers of Paver Protectors.

Thank you for tuning in to the Adventures of Paver Sealing podcast. I'm your host, Jeff Evers and today I wanted to discuss a little bit of who I am, what I do, and why I do this podcast. As you probably realized by tuning in, I own a company called Paver Protectors and what we do is we clean and seal brick pavers in beautiful Southwest Florida. I started this business years ago because I saw there was a need that pavers needed protection. They needed protection from the environment, as well as intrusions, like weeds and mold and that sort of thing. 

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Charlie (00:00):
This is the Good Neighbor Podcast, the place where local businesses and neighbors come together. I'm your host, Charlie McDermott. Welcome to episode number 85 of the Good Neighbor Podcast. And today we have Jeff Evers. Now Jeff is the owner of Paver Protectors, and who knew that pavers needed protection other than our guest today. Jeff, Jeff, how you doing?

Jeff (00:25):
I'm doing good. How are you doing Charlie?

Charlie (00:27):
I'm doing real good, man. I really appreciate you spending time with us. So tell us all about Paver Protectors.

Jeff (00:33):
Appreciate you having me on. It's been a real pleasure to listen to your podcast and hear all the different businesses. And so basically I started my business nine years ago. I noticed that there's a need for paver sealing in Florida. We do service Lee, Collier, and Charlotte counties. And our office is located here in Fort Myers. We're currently running five crews to keep up with the demand here.

Covid-19 (Coronavirus). What can I say about it?

First and foremost, my thoughts and prayers go out to the families who have been affected by it, especially those who have lost a loved one. I hope that you are able to find comfort in this time of suffering. :( No doubt, the effects of this pandemic are very real to you and the coverage by the media is justified.

To members of the media, CDC, WHO, and politicians who are working around the clock to keep the public informed, while I wish the message and frequency were toned down a bit, in my heart I believe you are trying to do your best in the midst of unchartered territory.

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SUMMARY:
Paver Protectors, Inc. of Fort Myers, Florida is participating in Breast Cancer Awareness month by wearing pink shirts throughout October and requesting locals to donate to the Cancer Research Institute.

MEDIA CONTACT:
Jeff Evers
Paver Protectors, Inc.
(239) 288-0705
PaverProtectors.com/contact.html

FORT MYERS, FLORIDA (October 11, 2019) – October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and this year one local business owner is rallying his friends, family, team members, and customers to donate to the cause. Jeff Evers, president of Paver Protectors, Inc. has purchased pink shirts for his team of nine to proudly wear in the office and on job sites to call attention to this deadly disease and hope for its cure.

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SUMMARY:
Thanks to numerous homeowners in Southwest Florida, Paver Protectors was able to donate over 100 bicycles to Bikes for Birdies, a charity golf tournament.

MEDIA CONTACT:
Jeff Evers
Paver Protectors, Inc.
(239) 288-0705

PORT CHARLOTTE, FL (December 12, 2018) For every job over $500 that Paver Protectors sold in the month of November, the company donated one bicycle to Bikes for Birdies, a recent charity golf tournament benefitting children in Charlotte County with a new bicycle for Christmas.​