Clean & seal · Palm Beach County
Bring tired pavers back to life.
Pavers that have faded, grown weeds, or lost their joint sand do not need replacing. A proper clean, re-sand, and seal makes them look new and protects them for years.
Pavers that have faded, grown weeds, or lost their joint sand do not need replacing. A proper clean, re-sand, and seal makes them look new and protects them for years.
Florida is hard on pavers. Sun fades the color, rain and ants wash the sand out of the joints, weeds take hold, and tires and stains mark the surface. None of that means the pavers are finished, it means they are due for service.
A full clean and seal does three things: it deep-cleans the surface, replaces the joint sand that keeps pavers locked together and stable, and seals the whole surface to lock in color and resist stains, weeds, and washout.
We do not rush it. We let the surface dry fully before re-sanding, and we will tell you honestly if the timing is wrong, for example if other work is planned that would undo a fresh seal.
Cleaning and sealing brings faded reds and browns back to rich, deep color and evens out the patches the sun bleaches unevenly.
Replacing the joint sand keeps pavers stable and interlocked, instead of loose, shifting, and full of weeds.
A proper seal helps the surface shrug off tire marks, stains, weeds, and sand washout from Florida rain.
No corners cut beneath the surface. Every project is built on the same foundation, written into your estimate up front.
✦ If rain interrupts the job, we come back and finish at no charge. We recommend cleaning and sealing every 12 to 18 months to keep the surface protected and looking its best.
Usually not. Faded color, weeds in the joints, and washed-out sand are exactly what cleaning, re-sanding, and sealing fix. Replacement is rarely necessary unless pavers are broken or the base has failed.
Every 12 to 18 months in South Florida is a good rhythm. The sun, rain, and ants work against the joints and color, and regular service keeps the surface stable and looking new.
If rain interrupts the work, we come back and finish at no additional charge. We also let the surface dry fully before re-sanding rather than rushing it, which is what makes the seal last.
Yes. If other work is planned that would undo a fresh seal, such as roofing or nearby construction, we will tell you honestly and recommend waiting. We would rather do it once, at the right time.
It depends on the surface, its condition, and which service level you choose, so the assessment and written estimate are free and itemized. Financing through Wisetack is available.
Tell us the surface, the size, and your timeline. We’ll be at your door within a day or two, no charge, no pressure.