Paver Sealing Service
Having your pavers professionally sealed creates a significant visual improvement. If you have pavers that are still in good shape then we highly recommend our paver sealing service. The before and after paver sealing pictures gallery below will show a wide range of end results. Let these results help with your decision to move forward with professional cleaning and sealing.
We’ve made a point to capture before and after pictures of old and new paver sealing service jobs to set expectations. You can see that some of the older pavers that are worn down might not exhibit much color enhancement. Others will find that some of the newer dull-looking pavers might turn out significantly darker and richer than expected. We always encourage our customers to simply pour water onto an area of dry pavers to get an idea of the overall enhancement they should expect. Customers who have had time to live with sealed pavers will understand the benefits.
After 12 years of dealing with my own personal question of how to best seal pavers the right way (especially in Florida), my best recommendations are to always spray apply rather than roll apply. Use water based sealers rather than solvent-based sealers. Use urethane sealers rather than acrylic sealers. Most importantly get your pavers sealed by a professional.
What happens to pavers if you don’t seal them? The combination of stains, fading, weed growth, and water damage that unsealed pavers are exposed to can and will deteriorate the pavers much faster had they been sealed. This means you may have to replace or repair your patio sooner than expected, leading to additional expenses and effort.
What is the main benefit of having my pavers sealed?
There are many reasons to get your pavers professionally sealed. Everyone has their own opinions on what they feel is the best reason to getting their paver sealed. If I had to pick what I felt was the best benefit of pavers sealing it would be that they will not get as dirty as unsealed pavers. More specifically mold and algae growth across the face of the paver becomes significantly improved. Paver driveway, patios, and pool decks that have been sealed at least twice over a 5 to 7 year period statistically exhibit less algae and/or mold growth across the surface of the paver. The paver joints can still get nasty, but the field of the paver always will undoubtedly show less organic growth.