Family-owned paver sealing from Viera to Vero Beach. Every job is measured digitally, sealed right, and backed by a written warranty.

  • Family ownedLocally owned in Brevard County
  • Licensed and insuredHomes, HOAs and commercial
  • Measure One digital measuringExact square footage
  • 2-year limited warrantyOn our workmanship

The sealer pass

Same patio, before and after sealing.Scroll to seal this patio.

A real travertine patio from our job photos. Two frames, lined up on the same spot. A real travertine patio from our job photos. Keep scrolling and the sprayer crosses it.

Travertine patio before sealing, flat and chalky
Before: unsealed
The same travertine patio after sealing, with warm color and veining showing
After: sealed
Driveway in the middle of a sealer strip: the pavers near the street are stripped and show their color, the pavers near the house still have hazy white failed sealer Stripped Failed sealer
Same driveway, mid-job. Stripped near the street, old failed sealer still on near the house.

Failed sealer

Bad sealer has to come off first.

The stripped side

This driveway is mid-job. Near the street, the old sealer is already stripped off, and the paver color shows again.

The failed side

Closer to the house, the failed sealer is still on. It looks hazy, white and dull.

The cause is a bad application, or moisture trapped under the old sealer.

How we take it off

We spray on stripper, let it dwell, hot-water pressure wash, let it dry, and inspect again. Then it is ready for new sealer.

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

What we do

Every surface, sealed the right way.

Sealing is the core of the business. Every service below comes from the same family crew and the same careful prep.

  1. Paver sealing

    We clean, re-sand the joints and flood-coat the sealer on driveways, patios and pool decks.

    • Lasts 2 to 3 years
    • Not slippery
    • New pavers: 30 to 90 days after install
    Warm tan paver driveway leading to a stucco home under a large oak tree
  2. Failed sealer removal

    Dull color, flaking, streaks, white edges or a cloudy haze mean the old sealer failed. It has to be stripped before resealing.

    • Stripper, dwell, hot-water wash
    • Dry and re-inspect
    Close-up of pavers with failed sealer flaking off in white crusty patches
  3. Color restoration

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

    • Color mixed into the sealer
    • Less than new pavers
    Deep red brick paver driveway after color restoration, with caution tape still across it
  4. Travertine sealing

    Pick a no-gloss impregnating sealer, a semi-gloss or a high-gloss finish. Travertine wants a reseal every 1 to 2 years.

    • No-gloss
    • Semi-gloss
    • High-gloss
    Sealed travertine pool deck in warm tones beside a pool, with the river behind
  5. Pressure and soft washing

    Pressure washing and soft washing for driveways, houses, roofs and commercial properties.

    • Driveways
    • Houses
    • Roofs
    • Commercial
    Paver Seal crew member running a surface cleaner across a patio outside a large white home

Also on the list

  • Concrete and warehouse floorsSealing for concrete and warehouse floors.
  • Paver installationDriveways, patios, retaining walls, seating walls, fire pits and borders.
  • Concierge pool serviceAfter the job, a partner pool company cleans the pool and balances the chemicals.

Measure One

No rolling wheel. No fudged numbers.

Some contractors fudge the numbers with a measuring wheel. We measure every job with a digital device called Measure One.

It records every edge and curve, so the square footage on your quote is exact.

  • Measuring wheelEasy to fudge
  • Measure OneExact square feet
A real Measure One drawing of a driveway The driveway outline with every edge length labeled in feet. The drawing totals 227.6 feet of edge and 1,178 square feet.
A real Measure One drawing from one of our jobs. Both totals are printed on the drawing itself.
Edge traced
227.6 ft
Area
1,178 sq ft

Our process

Five steps. Sealer goes on last.

Most of the work happens before any sealer touches your pavers.

Good to know

  • Sealing lasts 2 to 3 years. Then it is time to reseal.
  • Sealed pavers are not slippery.
  • New pavers? Seal them 30 to 90 days after install.
  • Travertine needs a reseal every 1 to 2 years.
  1. Algaecide treatment

    First, an algaecide treatment goes down on the pavers.

  2. Surface clean

    Then a full surface clean, edge to edge.

    Paver Seal crew member with a hose and sprayer working on a gray paver patio beside a fire pit
  3. Joints, rust and etch

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

  4. Re-sand the joints

    Fresh sand goes back into every joint.

  5. Seal, then inspect

    The sealer goes on last. Then we inspect the finished job.

Reviews on Google

Rated 4.9 stars across 60 Google reviews.

60 Google reviews 59 of them five stars

I thought I was parking in the wrong driveway.

Mari M., on Google
  • Andrew D. says the pavers look brand new, and the color came back after cleaning and sealing.

    Andrew D. Viera, on Google
  • Eric H. says Brandon measured and quoted within an hour, and Chris removed five years of mildew and stains.

    Eric H. on Google
  • Fanny M. says a faded six-year-old driveway with weeds in the joints now looks new. The crew was on time and cleaned up.

    Fanny M. on Google
  • Scott S. had the driveway and back patio cleaned, sanded and sealed, with grey sand to match grey pavers.

    Scott S. Palm Bay, on Google
  • Rhonda and Ray say the pavers were carefully prepped, the crew showed up when promised, and every question got answered.

    Rhonda and Ray on Google
  • Mike K. says Chris sealed the pavers on a new pool deck, and the quote and scheduling were easy.

    Mike K. on Google

Summaries of real Google reviews. Only Mari's line is quoted word for word. Reviewers mention Brandon, the owner, and Chris by name.

Read all 60 reviews on Google (opens in a new tab)

Warranty

Backed in writing for two years.

Residential sealing jobs come with our 2-Year Limited Workmanship Warranty, in writing.

Ask about the warranty321-431-3531

Year Limited Workmanship WarrantyResidential sealing jobs

Covered

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

Not covered

  • Efflorescence
  • Weeds and mold
  • Joint sand loss
  • Storm damage
  • Other exclusions

Exclusions apply. Ask us for the full written terms before we start.

Our work

Straight from our job photos.

Hover or tap the first two photos to flip between before and after.

Travertine pool deck. Same deck, two camera angles.
Same house, number 4930. Failed sealer, then sealed with the tape still up.
Gray paver pool deck and spa on a lake
Pool deck on a lake
Long red brick walkway curving through a garden to a large home
Brick walkway
Red paver driveway with caution tape across the end
Red pavers, tape still up
Paver pool deck inside a screened pool enclosure
Screened pool deck
Multi-color paver driveway with tall palms in front of a Florida home
Driveway with palms
Low close view across red and tan pavers in morning sun
Red pavers, up close

Service area

Brevard County, and south to Vero.

Locally owned and operated in Brevard County. We take HOA and commercial work, too.

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

Free quote

Seal it. Protect it. Love it.

Call for a free quote, or text us a photo of your pavers.

Open Monday to Friday, 7:30 AM to 6 PM

Yard sign reading Another quality job by The Paver Seal, in front of a home with a freshly sealed paver driveway
Our yard sign on a freshly sealed driveway.
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