Brick Paver Sealing
Apollo Beach

Throughout our 25 years of service, we have perfected our paver sealing process. Our highly trained technicians follow a comprehensive method for sealing brick pavers. It is critical to follow this multi-step process when sealing pavers to ensure long-lasting results. 

1) Surface Preparation: We thoroughly pressure wash the pavers to remove dirt, organic growth, and debris. During the cleaning process, we also remove any weeds between the pavers’ joints. When sealing a paver driveway or walkway, it is imperative to prevent any vehicles and pedestrians from coming in contact with the paver surface after a complete cleaning. 

2) Re-Sanding: We apply new paver joint sand after the paver cleaning process. During the cleaning stage, it is common for some of the joint sand to be washed away. That is why replacing the old sand with new paver joint sand is critical. 

New paver sand serves many purposes. After we apply our paver sealing product, it will mix with the sand and form a solid bond, turning the sand rock hard. When the sand turns hard, it will help prevent new weed growth, control the pavers from shifting, and also prevent water from getting under the pavers and washing out the base material. These are just some of the benefits of our paver sealing services and why you should consider sealing your pavers today!  

3) Sealing Application: We then apply the highest quality water-based sealer on the market. This paver sealing product is only available to contractors. It is much better than any sealing product in a large box store. Our water-based sealer penetrates the paver joint sand to create the hard concrete bond. Furthermore, the sealer adds a layer of protection to the paver’s surface to protect it from stains and organic growth. Lastly, our paver sealing service will significantly enhance the colors of the paver and boost your property’s curb appeal. 

4) Drying Time: The sealed pavers must be left to dry for a minimum of 24 hours and up to 48 hours for driveways and vehicle passageways. Allow the proper cure time is imperative to the long-term success of any paver sealing project. Not allowing the sealer to cure fully may result in early failure or delamination.

5) Final Inspection: After the pavers have dried, we conduct our final inspection to ensure that the sealing was done to our standards and that the pavers are ready for use. By following this process, we ensure that the pavers are properly sealed and protected, keeping them looking great for years to come.