RESTORATION

Paver Sealing & Resanding

Paver Restoration is a detailed, multi-step process designed to restore the appearance of your hardscapes, stabilize the joints, and protect your investment. We treat for all staining and organic growth, deeply clean the pavers, remove weeds and deteriorated joint sand, allow the area to dry, and install new polymeric sand. Matte and semi-gloss sealing options are also available for additional protection.

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What you get

Locks the joint sand down so weeds and ants stop moving in

Brings the original paver color back from years of fade

Protects against UV instead of just covering it up

A breathable seal, not a plastic-looking coating

Full restoration — not a quick spray-and-go

How we do it

01

Strip It Back

Old, failing sealer gets pressure washed off completely — sealing over a bad seal just traps the problem underneath.

02

Resand Every Joint

Polymeric sand goes into every gap and gets activated so it locks in instead of washing out.

03

Seal Thin & Even

Coats go on thin enough to protect without turning your driveway into a mirror.

Before & after

Front walkway paver restoration after
Front walkway paver restoration before
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Front walkway restoration
Paver patio restoration after
Paver patio restoration before
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Paver patio restoration
Outdoor kitchen paver floor restoration after
Outdoor kitchen paver floor restoration before
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Outdoor kitchen floor restoration
Outdoor kitchen paver corner detail after
Outdoor kitchen paver corner detail before
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Outdoor kitchen corner detail

Common questions

What is included in Paver Restoration?

Deep cleaning, removal of weeds and deteriorated joint material, and the installation of new polymeric sand. Matte and semi-gloss wet-look sealing options are also available.

Why do my pavers need polymeric sand?

To stabilize the joints and reduce sand erosion, weeds, and insects. Proper installation and activation help the sand remain secure and perform as intended.

How often should pavers be restored or sealed?

Typically every two to five years. The exact timeline depends on drainage, shade, moisture, traffic, weather exposure, and the quality of the paver base.

Get a free estimate for paver sealing & resanding

Tell us about your property and we'll put together a straightforward quote.

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