Paver Sealing in Lewes & Sussex County, DE
The final step after a full paver clean and re-sand — locks in fresh sand and color, helps keep weeds and ants out of the joints.
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What's included
What a paver sealing job covers
- Always follows a full paver cleaning — never applied over dirt or old sand
- Locks in the fresh polymeric sand and restored color from the cleaning
- Helps keep weeds and ants out of the joints
- Three-visit process, built around how polymeric sand actually sets
- Highest-ticket residential service — repeat revenue over time
How it works
Three visits, and here's why
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Visit 1: wash
Pavers get washed and weeded, same as a standalone paver cleaning job.
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Visit 2: re-sand (after drying)
Once dry, joints get re-sanded with polymeric sand — this step uses water to activate the sand, which re-wets the patio.
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Visit 3: seal (after drying again)
Once the patio is dry a second time, sealer goes down — locking in the sand and the restored color.
This is always a follow-on to a full clean — see the paver cleaning process, or how every job protects your landscaping and property →
Real jobs
What sealed pavers look like
Pricing
How paver sealing is priced
Every job gets priced on-site, not off a generic rate — joint depth and patio size are what set the price, the same as paver cleaning, since sealing always follows that same clean and re-sand work.
Every job has a $400 minimum.
FAQ
Paver sealing questions
Why 3 visits instead of 2?
Wash, then dry, then re-sand, then dry again, then seal — that's the real sequence. Re-sanding activates polymeric sand with water, which re-wets the patio, so sealer can't go down the same day as the sanding. It needs its own dry visit.
Can I just seal without a full clean first?
No. Sealing over dirt or old, worn-out sand locks that dirt in permanently. A full clean and re-sand always comes first — sealing is the last step, not a standalone one.
How long does the seal last?
It's a repeat service — reapplied periodically, with the exact interval depending on traffic and sun exposure on your patio. We don't quote an exact year count because it varies job to job.