Straight Answers on Paver Sealing
The questions we get asked on nearly every estimate. If your pavers do not need sealing yet, these will tell you that too.
The guides
Written from actual jobs-
How Often Should You Seal Pavers in Florida?
Most Florida paver surfaces need resealing every two to four years. Full-sun driveways and coastal pool decks land at the short end of that range, while shaded walkways and low-traffic patios often stretch past it. The surface tells you more reliably than the calendar does.
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What Affects the Cost of Paver Sealing?
Paver sealing is priced mainly on square footage, but the condition of the surface moves the number more than size does. A clean, well-sanded patio and a stained driveway with empty joints can be the same area and very different jobs.
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Paver Sealing vs. Pressure Washing: Which Do You Need?
Pressure washing removes what is on the surface. Sealing protects the surface afterwards. They are not alternatives. Cleaning is always the first step, and sealing is what stops the dirt coming straight back.
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Should Pool Deck Pavers Be Sealed in Florida?
Yes. Florida pool decks benefit from sealing more than almost any other surface, because they take chlorine, salt, sunscreen and constant wet traffic. The critical detail is the finish: a high-gloss wet-look sealer on a pool surround makes a genuinely unsafe deck.
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Paver Sealing Prep Checklist
Preparing for a paver sealing appointment takes about twenty minutes. Clear the surface, make sure we can reach water and power, plan where the cars go, and tell us about anything unusual before we arrive rather than after.