Paver Clean & Seal

How We Keep Your Pavers Clean, Protected, and Looking Their Best

Outdoor surfaces deal with constant exposure—oil stains from cars, foot traffic, weather, irrigation, pool water, and mineral deposits all work their way deep into the pores of pavers and natural stone. When these surfaces aren’t cleaned and sealed properly, the buildup can cause fading, surface wear, and the chalky white residue known as efflorescence. Over time, this leads to dull color, loose grit on the surface, and stone that looks tired far sooner than it should.

The right maintenance schedule depends on how your space is used. Driveways with frequent vehicles may need more regular cleanings, while patios or walkways can often go longer between visits. Pool areas and water features generally require more attention because constant moisture pulls minerals to the surface. Most homeowners benefit from professional cleaning and sealing every 2–3 years, and high-use or high-moisture areas often need refreshing a bit sooner.

We clean every surface using a controlled-moisture method that removes dirt, oil, algae, and buildup without damaging the stone or causing overspray. Our pH-balanced products are safe for travertine, limestone, concrete pavers, and other natural surfaces. After cleaning, we apply a UV-rated sealer that enriches color, blocks moisture intrusion, strengthens the surface, and helps prevent fading and efflorescence. Every area is inspected individually so we can choose the safest and most effective treatment for that type of stone.

Whether it’s a driveway that sees daily traffic, a backyard patio that hosts family gatherings, a pool deck that battles constant water exposure, or a fountain that runs year-round, our professional paver cleaning and sealing service helps maintain appearance, improve durability, and protect your investment long-term. From oil stain removal to efflorescence prevention, we deliver results you can see and feel every time you step outside.

What We Clean & Protect

• Types of pavers and stone: concrete pavers, brick pavers, travertine, limestone, flagstone, tumbled stone, pool coping, and decorative hardscapes.
• Fountains and water features: stone and masonry fountains, stacked-stone walls, spillways, raised water features, and surrounding paver or tile borders.
• Efflorescence prevention and control: addressing existing white, chalky mineral buildup on pavers, pool decks, and fountains, then sealing to block moisture penetration and help prevent future efflorescence.