Quick Answer: Without sealing, Jacksonville pavers fade, crack, shift, and get overrun with algae faster than most homeowners expect. UV radiation bleaches the color out within two to three years. Joint sand washes away every rainy season, causing structural shifting. Biological growth takes over the surface and joints. Stains from
Quick Answer: Paver sealing cost in Jacksonville runs $1.25 to $3.25 per square foot in 2026. A typical driveway project lands between $1,500 and $2,800. A patio or pool deck usually costs $600 to $1,800. Pricing depends on paver type, surface condition, size, and whether old sealer needs to be
Getting rid of black spots on your pool patio starts with knowing what is causing them. In most cases, those dark spots are algae, mold, or mildew feeding on the moisture and organic material that collect on your pool deck. The fastest and most effective way to remove them is
Choosing between a wet look vs matte paver sealer comes down to how you want your pavers to look and where they are on your property. A wet look sealer darkens your pavers and adds a rich, glossy sheen. A matte sealer protects your pavers without changing their natural appearance.
White spots on pavers after sealing are one of the most frustrating things a homeowner can deal with. You just invested in beautiful pavers, had them sealed, and now there is a chalky white haze covering the surface. The culprit in almost every case is something called efflorescence, and it
We Don’t Just Clean.
We Transform.
