Our Most Common Questions About Paver and Concrete Sealing and Repair

Q: Why should I seal my concrete or brick pavers? 

A: Yes, brick and concrete are porous and will stain if not sealed. Sealing your pavers provides protection against stains, UV rays, and weathering. It enhances their color and prevents weed growth, moss, and mold, extending the lifespan of your pavement. 

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Q: How does sealing contribute to the overall value of my property? 

A: Sealing not only enhances the visual appeal of your property but also protects your investment. Well-maintained pavers contribute to curb appeal, potentially increasing the overall value of your home. 

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Q: Can you over-apply sealer? 

A: Be cautious of applying sealer too heavy or too often. This can create a haze on your patio or walkway.  

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Q: How often should I have my pavers sealed? 

A: We recommend sealing your pavers every 2-3 years, depending on factors such as climate, foot traffic, and exposure to the elements. Regular maintenance ensures long-lasting beauty, durability and savings.  

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Q: Can I seal my pavers myself, or should I hire a professional? 

A: While DIY sealers are available, professional sealing ensures even coverage and long-lasting result. We use high-quality products to achieve a superior finish and protection. 

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Q: How long does the sealing process take? 

A: The duration depends on the size of the area and the type of sealer used. Typically, it takes 1-2 days for the sealer to cure completely. We work efficiently to minimize inconvenience. 

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Q: Will sealing make my pavers slippery? 

A: No, our sealers are designed to provide a slip-resistant surface. We prioritize safety and use products that maintain traction while enhancing the aesthetics of your pavement. 

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 Q: Can you seal old or faded pavers? 

 A: Absolutely. Sealing can rejuvenate the appearance of old or faded pavers, restoring their color and protecting them from further deterioration. It's a cost-effective way to enhance curb appeal. 

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Q: What is the cost of sealing my pavers? 

A: The cost varies depending on the size of the area, type of sealer, and condition of the pavers. We provide free estimates, and our pricing is competitive. Contact us to schedule a consultation and get a detailed quote. 

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Q: How soon can I walk or drive on the sealed surface? 

A: The curing time depends on the type of sealer used. In general, you can walk on the surface after 24 hours and drive after 48 hours. We provide clear guidelines to ensure you can use your pavement safely. 

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Q: Do you offer any warranty on your sealing services? 

A: Yes, we stand behind our work with a one-year guarantee. 

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Q: Can sealing prevent weed growth in between the pavers? 

A: Yes, one of the benefits of sealing is that it creates a barrier that helps prevent weeds from taking root between the pavers. This minimizes the need for constant weeding and maintenance. 

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Q: How does sealing protect against harsh weather conditions? 

A: Sealing provides a protective layer that shields your pavers from the damaging effects of rain, UV rays, and frost. This helps prevent cracking, fading, and other weather-related issues. 

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Q: What steps do you take to prepare the surface before sealing? 

A: Proper preparation is important. We begin by cleaning the surface thoroughly to remove dirt, debris, and stains. Any repairs, such as filling cracks, are addressed before the sealing process to ensure a smooth and even finish. 

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Q: Will sealing make my pavers maintenance-free? 

A: While sealing significantly reduces the maintenance requirements of your pavers, occasional cleaning may still be necessary. However, sealed surfaces are much easier to clean and maintain compared to unsealed ones. 

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Q: Can sealing fix existing cracks in my pavers? 

A: Sealing is not a substitute for proper repairs. Before sealing, we address any existing cracks or damage to ensure a stable and durable surface. Sealing helps prevent further deterioration but does not repair structural issues. 

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Q: How can I tell if my pavers need resealing? 

A: Signs that your pavers may need resealing include fading color, reduced water repellency, or the appearance of stains.