Paver Sealing That Protects Your Investment

In Florida's climate — with intense UV, heavy rain, and high humidity — pavers should be resealed every 2 to 3 years. Driveways and high-traffic areas may benefit from every 2 years; shaded patios can stretch to 3. TOTAL Brick Pavers assesses your pavers' condition and recommends an honest schedule, not one that maximizes service calls.

Yes. TOTAL Brick Pavers seals pavers regardless of who installed them. We pressure clean first to remove dirt, stains, and old sealant, then re-sand the joints and apply the appropriate sealer for your surface type. The result is the same quality finish as if we'd installed the pavers ourselves.

Sealing does four things: it locks in color so UV fading slows dramatically; it stabilizes joint sand so it doesn't wash out or attract weeds and ants; it creates a surface barrier against oil, rust, and organic stains; and it makes routine cleaning far easier. For Florida pavers, it's the single best maintenance investment you can make.

Not when the right sealer is used. We apply non-slip formulas around pool decks and wet areas that enhance traction rather than reduce it. We do not use high-gloss wet-look sealers in those zones unless the client specifically requests it and understands the trade-off.