Paver Sealing Pembroke Pines FL – Restore & Protect Your Investment | Nevins Services 

Surface Inspection and Consultation
We start by inspecting your paver area for wear, stains, shifting, or fading. Based on the condition, we’ll recommend the best restoration and sealing approach for your specific needs.

Deep Cleaning and Stain Removal
Before sealing, we thoroughly clean the surface using professional pressure cleaning equipment and eco-friendly cleaners. This removes dirt, algae, old sealant, and efflorescence, ensuring the new sealer bonds properly.

Re-sanding the Joints (if needed)
Once dry, we add or replenish the polymeric sand between your pavers to stabilize the surface and prevent weed growth, shifting, or ant intrusion.

Application of Premium Sealer
We apply a high-quality sealer using professional sprayers or rollers. You can choose a natural look or a color-enhancing wet-look finish. The sealer protects your pavers from UV damage, water, oil stains, and fading.

Final Inspection and Curing
We perform a final walkthrough to ensure every detail meets our quality standards. The sealer will cure over the next 24–48 hours — during which we’ll provide care instructions to help maintain your pavers’ restored appearance.

Enhances Color and Appearance
Our premium sealers deepen the natural tones of your pavers or give them a glossy, wet-look finish — instantly revitalizing the surface.

Protects Against Stains and Fading
Sealed pavers resist stains from oil, rust, and organic material, and they’re shielded from sun damage that causes fading over time.

Prevents Weed Growth and Ant Infestation
By stabilizing the joints with polymeric sand and sealing the surface, we help prevent weeds, moss, and ants from taking hold between your pavers.

Helps Prevent Erosion and Shifting
Proper sealing locks in joint sand and helps resist the effects of heavy rain, foot traffic, and erosion — preserving the integrity of the surface.

Makes Cleaning Easier
Dirt and spills don’t absorb into sealed pavers as easily, so routine cleaning becomes quicker and more effective.

Extends Lifespan of Your Pavers
Routine sealing protects your investment by maintaining your pavers’ strength, color, and stability for years to come.

Driveways
We restore and seal brick, concrete, and natural stone driveways to protect against staining, tire marks, and weather damage.

Pool Decks
Our sealing process enhances slip resistance and protects against chemicals, sunscreen, and constant moisture exposure.

Patios
We bring life back to weathered patio pavers and help maintain their color and integrity against sun and rain.

Walkways & Sidewalks
Sealing walkways boosts curb appeal and creates a cleaner, weed-free path with stabilized joints.

Courtyards & Outdoor Living Areas
We restore elegance to gathering areas and entertainment spaces by sealing pavers for beauty and durability.

Commercial Paver Areas
From hotel courtyards to restaurant entrances, we service high-traffic commercial areas with professional-grade sealers and long-lasting protection.

Q: How long does paver sealing last?
A: On average, paver sealing lasts 2–3 years, depending on traffic, weather conditions, and surface type. We recommend resealing every 24–36 months for optimal protection.

Q: Can sealing change the look of my pavers?
A: Yes, and that’s a good thing! You can choose between a natural matte finish or a wet-look finish that enhances the color and texture of your pavers.

Q: Will sealing stop weeds and ants?
A: Sealing doesn’t kill weeds, but it helps prevent them from growing by stabilizing joint sand. It also makes it harder for ants to tunnel between pavers.

Q: How long does the process take?
A: Most projects are completed in one day, depending on the size and weather. The sealer typically dries within a few hours and cures fully in 24–48 hours.

Q: Can you seal old or faded pavers?
A: Absolutely. Our restoration process is designed to clean, enhance, and protect even older or heavily weathered pavers.

Q: Do I need to stay off the area after sealing?
A: Yes. We recommend staying off sealed surfaces for at least 24 hours. This allows the sealer to properly cure and bond for long-lasting results.