A protective seal that locks out water, oil and frost damage, keeping your driveway and pavers looking new for years longer.
Sealer traps whatever is underneath it, so the surface gets a full pressure wash and has to be completely clean.
The surface needs to be genuinely dry before sealing. Rushing this step is why bad seal jobs peel and cloud.
For pavers, joint sand is topped up and locked in. Edges and borders get detailed by hand.
Sealer goes on evenly with no puddles or thin patches, then cures before anything drives or walks on it.
Full pressure wash, drying time, joint sand where needed, and an even sealer application with cure time. We'll tell you honestly when a surface isn't a good candidate rather than seal over a problem.
Get a price range for sealing your driveway or pavers.