Paver Cleaning & Sealing in Orlando, FL
Clean, re-sand and seal your brick pavers to lock out weeds and fading — and bring back that rich, just-installed color.
A three-step process, done properly
Sealing dirty pavers locks the grime in. We restore them in the right order: deep clean, re-sand the joints, then seal — so the result looks right and lasts.
Sealing a pool deck? We also clean the surrounding lanai and screen enclosure so the whole outdoor space matches.
Florida sun is brutal on pavers
UV fading, sprinkler rust, weeds in the joints and black mold in the shade — Orlando paver driveways and pool decks take a beating. A quality sealer is UV protection, stain resistance and weed suppression in one.
From pool decks in Windermere and Dr. Phillips to paver driveways across Lake Nona and Winter Garden, we match the finish to the stone — a natural look or a rich wet look, your call.
How it works
Book online in 60 seconds
Pick a time that works for you with our online booking page — or just call (407) 900-5599.
We clean it right
The right pressure and the right solution for every surface — power washing where it helps, soft washing where it matters.
Enjoy the shine
Walk out to a property that looks years younger. Not happy? We make it right.
Real jobs, real results
A few recent projects from around Greater Orlando.
Frequently asked questions
How often should pavers be resealed in Florida?
Every 2–3 years for most properties. High-traffic driveways and full-sun pool decks trend toward the shorter end.
Wet look or natural finish — which should I choose?
Wet look deepens color and adds sheen; natural keeps the stone matte while still protecting it. We can show you examples of both before you decide.
How long before we can walk or drive on sealed pavers?
Foot traffic in 24–48 hours, vehicles in about 72 hours, depending on weather.
My pavers are badly faded. Can the color come back?
Usually yes — a deep clean plus an enhancing sealer revives most faded pavers dramatically. We will tell you upfront what is achievable.
I just had new pavers installed. When should they be sealed?
Wait 60–90 days so efflorescence (the white haze) can work its way out, then seal. Booking ahead gets you on the calendar at the right time.
Bring back the color
Free estimates · no obligation · friendly local crew