Professional Paver Cleaning, Sanding & Sealing
Dirt, weeds, organic growth, lost joint sand, and old sealer take the finish off your pavers. We clean, re-sand, and seal Florida driveways, patios, and pool decks — starting with an honest look at what your pavers need.
- Firefighter-owned & operated
- Clean, re-sand & seal
- Existing sealer checked first
- Photos welcome for quotes
Paver Sealing Starts With Preparation
A good sealing job is mostly preparation. Sealer applied over dirt, trapped moisture, or a failing old coating looks wrong and doesn’t last.
That’s why every paver project starts with cleaning and evaluation: what’s on the surface, whether it has been sealed before, how the joints look, and how the area drains.
Then the joints are re-sanded where needed, the pavers are given enough time to dry, and the sealer is applied with the method that fits your pavers and the finish you want.
Areas we clean & seal
- Paver driveways
- Walkways
- Patios
- Pool decks
- Outdoor living areas
Not sure whether your pavers were sealed before? Send a few photos — we’ll take a look.
Common Paver Problems We Evaluate
Each one changes how the project should be done — so we check before we clean or seal.
White or Cloudy Pavers
Often related to moisture, efflorescence, or a previous coating. The cause needs to be identified before anything new goes on.
Faded Color
Cleaning and sealing can bring back a richer, finished look depending on the pavers’ condition.
Missing Joint Sand
Cleaning can remove or disturb joint material. Fresh joint sand goes in before sealing when it’s needed.
Old or Failing Sealer
Existing coatings can change the whole project and have to be identified before new sealer is applied.
Weeds & Organic Growth
Growth in the joints and on the surface is cleaned out as part of preparation.
Oil or Rust Stains
Specialty stains are evaluated separately — they don’t always respond like normal dirt.
What Sealing Can — and Can’t — Do
Sealing helps protect the finish, holds joint sand in place, and can enrich the color of clean pavers.
It doesn’t eliminate weeds forever, and it doesn’t make pavers maintenance-free. Anyone who promises that is overselling.
The right sealer and application depend on your pavers’ condition, the finish you want, and what’s already on the surface. We’ll explain the options before any work starts.
A Pool Deck, Cleaned and Sealed
Same pool deck pavers, before and after cleaning and sealing by AquaFlow Pro Wash.
How We Do It — The AquaFlow Standard
Evaluate
We check for existing sealer, efflorescence, stains, joint-sand loss, drainage, and past coating problems.
Clean
Surface cleaning removes dirt, organic growth, and grime from the pavers and joints.
Re-sand
Fresh joint sand is installed where cleaning removed it or the joints were already low.
Seal
After proper drying time, sealer is applied with the method that fits your pavers and finish.
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Questions? Talk to Adam directly.
When you call AquaFlow, you reach the owner — (772) 448-1670.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do pavers need to dry before sealing?
It depends on the weather, moisture in the pavers and base, and the sealer system. Sealing too soon can trap moisture, so drying time is planned into every project.
Do pavers need to be re-sanded after cleaning?
Often, yes — thorough cleaning can remove joint sand. We check the joints after cleaning and re-sand where needed before sealing.
Can you seal over old sealer?
Not without checking it first. Existing coatings can cause compatibility and appearance problems, so we identify what’s on the pavers before recommending a sealer.
Why did my pavers turn white after they were sealed?
Moisture and coating problems are the most common causes. The pavers need to be evaluated to find the actual cause before it can be corrected.
Do you clean and seal pool decks?
Yes. Paver pool decks are cleaned, re-sanded, and sealed the same careful way as driveways, with extra attention around the pool, coping, and drains.
How much does paver sealing cost?
It depends on the square footage, the condition of the pavers and joints, and whether old sealer has to be dealt with first. We look at your pavers — photos are a good start — and give you a clear price before any work starts.
How do I get a paver quote?
Send us photos of the area and let us know whether the pavers have been sealed before. Or call Adam at (772) 448-1670.
One Call Really Does Clean It All
Where We Provide Paver Cleaning & Sealing
Port St. Lucie, Martin County, and northern Palm Beach County.
Don’t see your town? We serve the Treasure Coast and northern Palm Beach County — call Adam at (772) 448-1670.
Want Your Pavers Evaluated?
Send photos and tell us whether they’ve been sealed before — we’ll recommend the right next step.