Paver sealing and sanding
Paver sealing and sanding
Cleaning your pavers is step one. Sealing them is what makes the cleaning last. Re-sand the joints, seal the stone, lock in the color. Three or four years of weather resistance from a single visit.
Cleaning is half the job.
After a paver cleaning, the joint sand is gone. Washed out by the pressure. If you don't replace it, the pavers shift, weeds grow back, and the surface looks aged in a year. Most crews leave you there.
I sweep new polymeric joint sand into every joint, lock it with a light water set, then apply a penetrating sealer that deepens the stone color and resists future staining. That's why my paver clients call me back, not someone cheaper.
Every paver sealing and sanding job, start to finish.
- Pressure clean the surfaceSurface cleaner pass
- Replace joint sandPolymeric, swept into every joint
- Set the sandLight water mist activates the binder
- Apply penetrating sealerDeepens color, resists staining
- Cure window guidanceWhen you can walk on it again
- Maintenance planHow to make it last
Real paver sealing and sanding, real homes.
Mt Laurel · 2026
Cinnaminson · 2026
Merchantville · 2026
Common questions for this service.
Typically 3 to 4 years for the sealer, longer for the joint sand if it was set properly. Sun exposure and freeze-thaw cycles in NJ are the biggest factors.
Yes, and most people want this. The sealer deepens the stone color the way wet pavers look right after rain, and the effect stays. If you want a flat finish, I can use a matte sealer instead.
Minor leveling, yes. Major settling means the base needs work, and I'll flag it and refer you to a hardscape contractor I trust. I don't pretend a sand fix will hold if it won't.
Let’s walk through your property together.
Free estimate, no pressure. Drop your phone or call directly, and I’ll give you a real number for the job on the spot.
