Illustration of a synthwave cul-de-sac at dusk, where a glowing cyan grid becomes glossy sealed pavers that mirror a striped sun

The Paver Seal · Brevard County, FL

Seal it. Protect it. Love it.

Family-owned paver sealing, failed sealer removal and color restoration, from Viera to Vero Beach.

4.9 stars · 60 Google reviews

Google reviews

4.9 stars from 60 Google reviews

59 of the 60 are five stars. Two names come up a lot: Brandon, the owner, and Chris.

Read every review on Google

“I thought I was parking in the wrong driveway.”

Mari M. · Google review
  • Color is back

    Andrew D. in Viera says his pavers look brand new, and the color came back after cleaning and sealing.

    Viera · on Google

  • Careful prep

    Rhonda and Ray say the pavers were carefully prepped before sealing, the crew showed up when promised, and every question got answered.

    On Google

  • Quoted in an hour

    Eric H. says Brandon measured and quoted within an hour, and Chris removed five years of mildew and stains.

    On Google

  • Looks new

    Fanny M. says her faded six-year-old driveway, weeds and all, now looks new. The crew was on time and cleaned up.

    On Google

  • Grey on grey

    Scott S. in Palm Bay had his driveway and back patio cleaned, sanded and sealed, with grey sand to match grey pavers.

    Palm Bay · on Google

  • Pool deck

    Mike K. had Chris seal the pavers on his new pool deck and says the quote and scheduling were easy.

    On Google

  • 3,000+ sq ft

    Mary S. in Satellite Beach had Chris and Brandon take on more than 3,000 square feet of pavers.

    Satellite Beach · on Google

Highlights paraphrased from Google reviews Listed on Google as Paver Seal LLC

How the seal holds

From grid to gloss.

Sealer only works on a surface that is ready for it. The order is the whole job.

  1. Prep Clean it

    Algaecide and a full surface clean. Then joints cleared of weeds and old sand, rust treated, and an etch so sealer bonds.

  2. Re-sand Lock it

    Fresh sand is swept into every joint, locking the pattern tight before any sealer goes down.

  3. Seal Gloss it

    A flood coat brings the color up and protects it. It lasts 2 to 3 years, and it is not slippery.

New pavers? Seal 30 to 90 days after install.

Services · The setlist

Two sides. One crew.

Side A is what most driveways need. Side B covers stone, floors, installs and pools.

Side A The seal

  1. A1

    Paver sealing

    Clean, re-sand, then a flood-coat seal. It lasts 2 to 3 years, then you reseal.

  2. A2

    Failed sealer removal

    Cloudy, flaking or white at the edges? Stripper dwells, a hot-water wash lifts it, then we dry and re-inspect.

  3. A3

    Color restoration

    High-pigment color mixed into the sealer brings faded pavers back, for less than replacing them.

  4. A4

    Pressure & soft washing

    Driveways, houses, roofs and commercial buildings.

Side B Stone, floors and more

  1. B1

    Travertine sealing

    No-gloss, semi-gloss or high-gloss finishes. Travertine wants a reseal every 1 to 2 years.

  2. B2

    Concrete sealing

    Concrete surfaces sealed for homes, HOAs and commercial properties.

  3. B3

    Warehouse floors

    Floor sealing for warehouses and commercial spaces.

  4. B4

    Paver installation

    Driveways, patios, retaining walls, seating walls, fire pits and borders.

  5. B5

    Concierge pool service

    An add-on: after the job, a partner pool company cleans your pool and balances the chemicals.

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Text us a photo of your pavers

Before & after · Real photos

Flip the tape.

The film up top is an illustration. Everything below is a real Paver Seal job. Tap a card to flip it.

Travertine pool deck before sealing, pale and chalky, with palms and open water behind the pool Before
The same travertine pool deck after sealing, warmer in tone, photographed from a different angle After

Travertine pool deck

Same deck, before and after sealing, shot from two different angles.

Travertine patio with curved steps before sealing, flat and chalky white Before
The same travertine patio after sealing, with warm veining brought out in the stone After

Travertine patio

Chalky and flat before. Warm veining after the seal. Same patio, same angle.

A paver driveway mid-job: the street side is stripped and shows rich terracotta color, the house side still has hazy white failed sealer Stripped Failed sealer

Mid-strip, one afternoon

One driveway, half done. The street side is stripped back to real color. The house side still wears failed sealer.

Signs your sealer failed

  • Dull color
  • Flaking
  • Streaking
  • White edges
  • Cloudy haze

It comes from bad application or moisture trapped under the old coat, and it has to be stripped before resealing.

More real jobs.

Driveways, pool decks, walkways, and the crew that does them.

Gray blend paver driveway taped off with caution tape in front of a stucco home
Driveway
Gray paver pool deck around a pool and spa on a lake
Pool deck
Red blend paver driveway with caution tape across the front
Red pavers
Paver Seal crew member spraying a paver patio beside a fire pit
On the job
Long red brick walkway curving through a garden to a large brick home
Brick walkway
Large tan paver driveway under an oak tree in front of a Mediterranean style home
Driveway
The Paver Seal work truck, wrapped in a synthwave sunset design with the phone number on the side
The truck
Paver pool deck inside a screened pool enclosure
Pool cage
Paver Seal crew member running a surface cleaner across a patio
Surface clean
Multicolor paver driveway between two tall palms in front of a home
Driveway
Paver Seal crew member with the equipment trailer and wrapped truck parked on a street
The rig
Brick paver pool deck with palms and a waterway behind the pool
Pool deck
Low angle view across red and tan paver driveway stones
Up close
A Paver Seal yard sign in front of a home with a freshly finished paver driveway
Yard sign

The process

Five steps. No shortcuts.

Good sealing is mostly prep. The sealer goes on last, after four steps of getting the surface ready.

  1. Step 01

    Algaecide

    It starts with an algaecide treatment for algae and mildew.

  2. Step 02

    Surface clean

    A full surface clean of every paver, edge to edge.

  3. Step 03

    Joints, rust, etch

    A rotary nozzle clears weeds and old sand from the joints. Rust gets treated, and an etch prep helps the sealer bond.

  4. Step 04

    Re-sand

    Fresh sand goes back into every joint.

  5. Step 05

    Seal, then inspect

    The seal goes on last. Then we inspect the finished surface.

Measure One

No wheel. No fudge.

Every job is measured with Measure One, a digital device, not a measuring wheel. Exact square footage means an honest quote.

A second Measure One drawing of a longer driveway outline, with each edge length labeled in feet
Digital Measure One drawing of a driveway outline, with every edge length labeled in feet
Real Measure One drawings from our jobs

Warranty

2 Year limited workmanship warranty

On residential jobs, it covers:

  • Peeling
  • Flaking
  • Chipping
  • Cracking
  • Loss of adhesion

Exclusions apply, including efflorescence, weeds, mold, joint sand loss and storms.

  • Family owned
  • Licensed & insured
  • Locally owned in Brevard County
  • Professional equipment
  • Honest pricing, no pressure

Service area

Viera to Vero, and everywhere between.

Locally owned in Brevard County, serving Indian River County too. Homes, HOAs and commercial work.

Call to check your street

Brevard County

  • Viera
  • Suntree
  • Melbourne
  • West Melbourne
  • Rockledge
  • Palm Bay
  • Satellite Beach
  • Melbourne Beach
  • Grant-Valkaria
  • Malabar

Indian River County

  • Vero Beach
  • South Beach
  • Indian River Shores
  • Sebastian
  • Orchid Island

Seal it. Protect it. Love it.

Ready when your pavers are.

Call for a free quote, or text us a photo of your pavers. Mon to Fri, 7:30 AM to 6 PM.

321-431-3531
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