Paver driveways
The biggest area on most properties and the one that fades first. Cleaned, re-sanded and sealed so tire marks and oil lift instead of soaking in.
Driveways · pool decks · lanais
Paver Sealing in Cape Coral, FL
Cleaned, re-sanded and sealed properly, so the color comes back and the weeds stay out. We measure on site and give you one written price.
Free on-site measure, one written price
Polymeric sand on every job
Licensed & insured
Written price before we start
Polymeric re-sand every job
We work around the forecast
Paver sealing services
Everything that gets sealed on a Cape Coral property, and the prep that has to happen first.
Pool decks
Chlorine, sunscreen and standing water are hard on pavers. A matte or penetrating seal keeps the color without turning the deck into a skating rink.
Lanais & patios
Screened areas trap damp and grow mold in the joints. Sealing locks the sand down and makes the whole area far easier to rinse off.
Walkways & entries
Small areas that set the tone for the front of the house. Usually added to a driveway job for very little extra.
Cleaning & re-sanding
Every job starts here. Pressure clean, kill the mold and algae, then polymeric sand swept into every joint before a drop of sealer goes down.
Stripping failed sealer
Cloudy, flaking or peeling pavers need the old product taken off first. Quoted separately, because it is real work and nobody should hide it in a square-foot rate.
Three finishes. Same protection.
The sealer does the same job underneath. What changes is how the pavers look afterwards.
Natural
A penetrating sealer that soaks in and leaves the surface looking exactly as it does dry. Protection without a shine. The usual choice around pools.
Satin
A low sheen that brings the color back without gloss. The middle option, and the one most Cape Coral driveways end up with.
Wet look
High gloss that darkens the paver and looks permanently just-rained-on. Dramatic on a driveway, too slippery for a pool deck.
What sealing does for pavers in Southwest Florida
Pavers here take more punishment than almost anywhere. Sealing is not a cosmetic add-on, it is what keeps the surface from losing a fight with the climate.
Keeps the joints full
Polymeric sand locked in place stops weeds rooting and keeps the pavers from shifting under traffic.
Stops the fade
Florida UV bleaches unsealed concrete pavers within a few seasons. A sealer holds the color instead of letting it wash out.
Blocks the stains
Oil, rust from irrigation water, sunscreen and leaf tannin sit on top of a sealed paver instead of soaking into it.
Slows the mold
Our humidity grows black spotting and algae in the pores. Sealed pavers rinse clean rather than needing another pressure wash.
Makes cleaning easy
A hose and a stiff brush handles most of it once the surface is sealed, instead of hiring the pressure washer back.
Protects the investment
Re-laying a paver driveway costs many times what keeping one sealed does. This is maintenance, not decoration.
How a sealing job goes
STEP 1
We measure and quote
On site, not over the phone. We check the paver type, the joints and whether anything has been sealed before, then put one figure in writing.
STEP 2
Clean and kill the growth
Pressure clean at the right pressure for the paver, plus treatment for mold, algae and the black spotting that comes back if you only wash it.
STEP 3
Re-sand the joints
Polymeric sand swept in and set. This is what stops weeds and keeps the pavers locked together, and it is the step cheap quotes leave out.
STEP 4
Seal and cure
Two coats in the finish you chose, applied when the pavers are properly dry and with an eye on the forecast. We walk it with you before we leave.
Sealing pavers all over the Cape
From gulf-access homes in the southwest to new builds up north, plus the neighbors across the bridges.
CAPE CORAL
- SW Cape Coral
- SE Cape Coral
- NW Cape Coral
- NE Cape Coral
- Cape Harbour
- Tarpon Point
- Yacht Club
- Pelican
- Sandoval
- Burnt Store
NEARBY
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Paver sealing questions
Something else? Call (239) 329-7707 and ask.
How much does paver sealing cost in Cape Coral?
Most Cape Coral jobs come out between $1.50 and $3.00 per square foot for a full clean, re-sand and seal. A typical driveway runs between $1,100 and $2,900, and a pool deck between $1,600 and $3,600. We measure on site before quoting.
How often should pavers be resealed in Florida?
Every two to three years for most Cape Coral properties. Full sun, afternoon storms and pool chemicals break a sealer down faster here than almost anywhere else, and a west-facing driveway goes first.
How long before I can walk or drive on it?
Foot traffic after about four hours in good weather, vehicles after 24 to 48. We time the job around the forecast, because rain inside the cure window is the one thing that ruins a seal.
Will sealed pavers be slippery around the pool?
Not if the right product goes down. Pool decks get a penetrating or matte sealer, with a slip-resistant additive where you want it. The high-gloss wet look belongs on a driveway, not around water.
My pavers turned white and cloudy. Can that be fixed?
Yes, and it is the most common call we get. Cloudiness means moisture trapped under a solvent sealer, usually from sealing damp pavers or over-applying. The old sealer has to be stripped before the new coat goes on.
These prices are estimates
Ranges are researched for Cape Coral and Lee County, not an offer. Your price comes from the free on-site measure and is given to you in writing. Full pricing breakdown.
A Cape Coral crew that only does pavers
We clean, re-sand and seal pavers. That is the whole business, which is why the sand gets swept in properly and the sealer goes down in the right weather rather than whenever the van is free.
Driveways, pool decks, lanais and walkways across Cape Coral and the rest of Lee County. Every quote is measured on site and written down before anything starts.
The crew is based right here in the Cape and has been sealing local pavers since 2019. Gum, tire marks and set-in stains get worked out before the sand goes in, and faded pavers can take a color-enhancing tint along with the seal.
- Phone
- (239) 329-7707
- Service area
- Cape Coral and Lee County, FL