Refresh the finish

Paver care that starts below the shine.

We assess current buildup, joint condition, prior sealer, drainage, traffic, and the desired finish before recommending cleaning or resealing.

Palm Beach · Martin · St. Lucie Sealed only when dry through
A cleaned paver walkway curving between planting beds at a South Florida home

Paver walkway · Palm Beach CountyOwner-supplied documentation

Two decisions
Clean, then seal
Joints
Re-sanded before sealer
Weather
A dry window is required
Finish
Matte or enhanced

The problem

Cleaning and sealing are different decisions.

Some pavers need a professional clean. Others may also benefit from joint-sand work or a compatible sealer. Existing coatings, trapped moisture, efflorescence, damage, and drainage can change the correct plan. A walkthrough is required before promising a finish.

Scope

The assessment should cover

  • Paver type and visible condition
  • Previous sealer, if known
  • Joint condition
  • Staining or organic growth
  • Pool and landscape adjacency
  • Runoff and weather window
  • Finish preference
  • Cure and access expectations

Why we will not seal on the same day

Sealer applied over trapped moisture is the most common way a paver deck goes cloudy. We clean, re-sand, let the deck dry through, and confirm the weather window before any sealer goes down.

Verify before launch

Confirm the sealing product and system, stripping capability, sanding, efflorescence treatment, slip-resistance language, cure times, weather policy, warranty, and any licensure requirements.

The finish record

Joint first. Sealer last.

Concrete pavers

Surface cleaned, joints re-sanded, then sealed only once the deck is dry through.

Joint first

Travertine

Low-pressure soft wash with a pH-appropriate cleaner, rinsed before it can dry.

No acid

Prior sealer

Identified before work; failing coatings are a stripping conversation, not a re-coat.

No re-coat over failure

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Answers

Before we visit

Do you seal pavers?

Paver resealing can be evaluated as part of the service. Existing sealer, moisture, joint condition, staining, drainage, weather, and finish preference must be assessed before a recommendation.

What happens if it rains?

Some work can proceed in light weather; other services need a suitable dry period or safe conditions. The team will communicate if weather changes the schedule or the required cure window.

Start with the assessment

Sealing is a decision, not an upsell.

We will tell you if your deck only needs a clean. Ask for the assessment and you get the honest version in writing.