Paver Sealing
Unsealed pavers are being destroyed by Florida sun, rain, and weeds right now.
Paver Sealing
Paver Sealing
Unsealed pavers are being destroyed by Florida sun, rain, and weeds right now.
Unsealed pavers fade in direct UV exposure within a season. Heavy Florida rains wash out the joint sand, leaving gaps where weeds take root immediately. Any liquid that touches an unsealed paver absorbs instantly. Stains from rust, oil, and organic material set permanently within 24 hours. Most homeowners do not realize how bad it has gotten until replacement is the only option.
- 1.Replacing a paver driveway costs 8 to 10 times more than sealing and maintaining it. Skipping sealing is the most expensive decision most homeowners make
- 2.Weed roots grow into the gaps between pavers, expanding cracks and destabilizing the entire surface over time
- 3.Stains that soak into unsealed pavers are permanent. Sealing must be done before staining occurs to be effective
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Deep clean the entire paver surface and remove all organic growth from joints before any sealing begins
- 2
Repack and stabilize joint sand to stop shifting, settling, and future weed growth
- 3
Apply a premium penetrating sealer that restores color, repels stains, and bonds with the surface for lasting protection
Not sure what your property needs?
Every home is different. We assess the surfaces, identify what method is correct, and give you a straight quote. No upsell. No pressure.