Bring Back All Your Color & Luster While Protecting Your Investment

What is Sealer?

Sealcoating is a protective barrier that is applied over the paver. It is also an effective way to help you avoid making costly repairs as it provides a layer of protection that will help prevent damage from oil spills, grease, organic stains and more.

Brick Paver Sealing and Cleaning

Brick Pavers in southern California are incredibly vulnerable to the harsh amount sun we get in socal. Suppose your pavers are beginning to look worn, faded, sun-bleached, and dull. In that case, a professional paver cleaning and paver sealing job will renew the color of the surface naturally, provide a protective barrier from the sun and its damaging effects, and help protect from stains, dirt, mildew, and weed growth.

Why Should Pavers Be Sealed?

Since brick pavers today are mostly made of concrete, a porous material, so they are incredibly susceptible to various types of staining and marking. Oil, grease, and rust are the most common culprits and are often very difficult to remove from unsealed pavers because they are so easily absorbed. In addition, unsealed pavers retain water for extended periods of time, which, in turn, creates an ideal situation for staining from oil, leaves, spills, and more. Even worse, unsealed pavers are a prime starting point for growing mold and mildew. Below is a quick summary of why you should seal your pavers:

• Protects against the intense California sun and other natural elements

• Protects brick pavers from oil, rust, irrigation, and other stains

• Inhibits weed growth, insect intrusion, algae, and mildew

• Enhances the look of the pavers, adds curb appeal and value to your home

• Beautifies your home

• Provides structural integrity by locking the paver jointing sand in place

Why We Use a Joint Stabilizer Sealer

Sealing your pavers with a joint stabilizing sealer will help combat the weeds, as the seeds can’t easily penetrate through the hardened sealed sand, thus making it difficult to grow and blowing away to the next unsuspecting unsealed surface.

Weeds in pavers almost always start from blown seeds and are deposited into the sand joint from neighboring weeds. Therefore, if you or your neighbors have a lot of weeds in the yard or landscape beds, then it’s almost guaranteed that you will have weeds in your pavers.

We implement a ‘wet look’ at no extra cost when installing a joint stabilizer sealer. With this enhancement, your pavers have that just-rained, wet look that darkens the surface tone and keeps your pavers from appearing dull or sun-faded.