Your pavers weren’t cheap. Between materials and installation, you’re looking at a $10,000 to $20,000 investment sitting in your driveway, around your pool, or on your patio.
Florida weather doesn’t care. The sun bleaches color out faster than you’d think. Rain and humidity invite algae, mold, and that green film that makes everything slippery. Weeds push through the joints. Stains from leaves, oil, or rust sink in and won’t come out.
Sealing stops most of that. It creates a barrier that blocks UV rays, keeps moisture from soaking in, and makes your pavers easier to clean. You get the color back—either with a wet look that makes everything pop or a natural matte finish that still protects without the shine.
More importantly, you’re not replacing pavers in five years because they’ve deteriorated. You’re extending the life of what you already paid for. That’s the point.
We’ve been operating in Citrus County since 1995. We’re a family-owned paver sealing company in Garden Grove, FL, and we’re authorized contractors for Tremron, Flagstone, and Belgard—the manufacturers whose pavers are probably in your yard right now.
We’re also the exclusive Seal ‘n Lock distributor in the county. That means we’re using products you can’t get from other contractors, applied the way the manufacturers actually recommend.
Garden Grove is a small community, and reputation matters here. We’ve stayed in business this long because we do the work right the first time. We’re not the cheapest option, and we’re fine with that. You’re paying for results that last and a process that doesn’t cut corners.
We start with a full cleaning. That means pressure washing to remove dirt, algae, mold, and any organic buildup. If there are stains—oil, rust, leaves—we treat those separately. The surface has to be completely clean or the sealer won’t bond properly.
Next, we inspect the joints. If the polymeric sand has washed out or broken down, we remove what’s left and refill with fresh material. This step stabilizes the pavers and keeps weeds from growing through. A lot of contractors skip this. We don’t.
Once everything’s prepped and dry, we apply the sealer. We use professional-grade equipment to ensure even coverage across every square foot. You’ll choose between a wet look finish or a natural matte—it’s your call, and both protect the same way.
The sealer needs time to cure. We’ll walk you through what to avoid during that period. After that, your pavers are protected for the next two to three years, depending on sun exposure and foot traffic.
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This isn’t just someone spraying sealer and calling it done. You’re getting a full restoration process that addresses the specific problems Florida homeowners deal with.
Garden Grove sits in Citrus County, where humidity stays high year-round and summer storms dump water on everything. Your pavers are constantly exposed to moisture, which leads to algae, mold, and joint erosion. We handle all of that during prep—cleaning, treating stains, and restabilizing joints with polymeric sand that actually holds up.
The sealer itself is Seal ‘n Lock, a product designed for Florida’s climate. It blocks UV rays that fade color, repels water to prevent algae growth, and makes routine cleaning easier. You’re not scrubbing stains out of porous stone anymore.
You also get a warranty that covers both the materials and the application. We’re authorized contractors, so if something goes wrong, it’s handled. No runaround, no finger-pointing between the product manufacturer and the installer.
If you’re military or a first responder, we offer a discount. It’s not a marketing gimmick—we’ve been doing it for years because it matters to us.
Two to three years is realistic for most applications in Garden Grove, FL. That timeline depends on a few factors: how much direct sun the pavers get, how much foot or vehicle traffic they see, and whether you’re dealing with pool chemicals or saltwater.
Florida’s UV exposure is intense, and it breaks down sealers faster than in other states. Heavy rain and humidity also wear on the protective layer over time. If your pavers are in full sun all day or you’re constantly walking on them, you’ll be closer to the two-year mark.
We use Seal ‘n Lock specifically because it’s formulated for this climate. Cheaper sealers might only last a year before they start peeling or losing effectiveness. Resealing every two to three years keeps your pavers protected without letting deterioration set in between applications.
Wet look gives you that glossy, just-rained-on appearance. It brings out the richest tones in your pavers and makes colors more vibrant. A lot of people like it for pool decks and patios because it looks sharp and finished.
Natural finish is matte. It doesn’t add shine, but it still protects just as well. If you prefer the original look of your pavers without the gloss, this is the way to go. Some people think wet look is too much for a driveway or front walkway—natural keeps it understated.
Both options block UV rays, repel water, and prevent staining. The protection is identical. It’s purely a visual preference, and we’ll show you examples of both before you decide. You’re not locked into one or the other based on performance.
Sealing brings back a lot of the original color, especially if the fading is from UV exposure and not actual surface damage. The sealer saturates the stone and makes the pigments more visible again. It’s not magic, but the difference is noticeable.
Stains are trickier. We treat them during the cleaning process using specific solutions depending on what caused the stain—oil, rust, organic material, etc. Some stains come out completely. Others lighten but don’t disappear entirely, especially if they’ve been sitting for years.
If the pavers themselves are cracked, chipped, or structurally damaged, sealing won’t fix that. We’ll point out any issues during the inspection. In those cases, you might need individual pavers replaced before we seal. But if it’s just cosmetic wear from weather and time, sealing gets you most of the way back to how they looked when they were new.
Most paver sealing projects in Garden Grove, FL run between $2.50 and $4.00 per square foot for professional work. That includes cleaning, joint repair with polymeric sand, stain treatment, and sealer application.
The final price depends on the size of the area, the condition of the pavers, and how much prep work is needed. If we’re dealing with heavy staining, significant joint erosion, or pavers that haven’t been maintained in years, it takes more time and materials.
We don’t give quotes over the phone because every job is different. We’ll come out, look at what you’re working with, and give you an exact number based on what actually needs to happen. No surprises, no upselling once we’re halfway through. You’ll know the cost before we start.
Yes. Sealers break down over time, especially in Florida. If it’s been more than three years, the protection is mostly gone. You’re back to bare pavers that are absorbing water, growing algae, and fading in the sun.
You’ll notice it before we tell you. The color starts looking dull again. Stains don’t wipe off as easily. Weeds start popping up in the joints. That’s the sealer wearing out.
We’ll strip off any remaining old sealer during the cleaning process and start fresh. You can’t just layer new sealer over old—it won’t bond right and you’ll end up with peeling or uneven coverage. The process is the same whether it’s the first time or the fifth time: clean, prep, seal.
Wet look sealer can add a bit of slickness when it’s wet, especially right around a pool deck where water’s constantly splashing. It’s something to consider if you’ve got kids running around or if slip resistance is a priority.
Natural finish sealer doesn’t have that issue. It maintains more of the original texture, so traction stays about the same as unsealed pavers. If you’re worried about it, we’ll recommend natural for pool decks and wet look for patios or driveways where water isn’t a constant factor.
We’ve sealed hundreds of pool decks in Citrus County. We’ll walk you through what makes sense for your setup based on how the space actually gets used. The goal is protection and appearance without creating a safety problem.
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