How long does paver sealing last?

Professionally sealed pavers typically last 2-5 years before needing resealing, depending on the sealer type and traffic level. Water-based sealers last 2-3 years and are ideal for residential patios and walkways. Solvent-based sealers last 3-5 years and are better for driveways and high-traffic commercial areas. Factors affecting longevity include: traffic level (driveways wear faster than patios), sun exposure (UV breaks down sealers over time), weather conditions (North Jersey's freeze-thaw cycles are tough on sealers), and maintenance quality (proper cleaning extends sealer life). You'll know it's time to reseal when: water no longer beads on the surface, color fading returns, stains penetrate more easily, or the surface feels rough. We recommend inspection every 2-3 years.

What's the best time of year to seal pavers in North Jersey?

The best time to seal pavers in North Jersey is late spring (May-June) or early fall (September-October). These seasons offer ideal conditions: temperatures of 50-85°F (most sealers won't cure properly outside this range), low humidity for proper drying (North Jersey summers can be too humid), minimal rain forecast (need 48-72 hours of dry weather), and time to cure before winter (fall sealing protects against freeze-thaw damage). Avoid summer sealing because high heat causes rapid evaporation and poor adhesion, humidity slows curing significantly, and afternoon thunderstorms risk ruining fresh sealer. Never seal in winter - temperatures below 50°F prevent proper curing, moisture in pavers causes haze and adhesion failure, and ice/snow damage occurs before sealer fully cures. Spring advantage: protects pavers all summer and fall. Fall advantage: protects against harsh North Jersey winter damage.

Can I seal pavers myself or should I hire a professional?

While DIY paver sealing is possible, hiring a professional is recommended for best results and long-term value. DIY costs $200-$500 for a typical driveway (sealer, equipment rental, supplies) but requires 3-5 full days of hard labor and risks costly mistakes. Common DIY mistakes include: sealing wet pavers (causes white haze that's expensive to fix), uneven application (streaks and puddles that can't be easily corrected), wrong sealer type for conditions (poor performance and premature failure), inadequate cleaning (poor adhesion and peeling), and improper joint preparation (weed growth and sand erosion). Professional sealing costs $800-$2,000 for the same driveway but includes: 20+ years experience with thousands of projects, commercial-grade equipment and professional-grade sealers (often not available retail), proper technique for even coverage and lasting results, 2-3 day completion vs 5+ days DIY, and 2-year workmanship warranty. Long-term cost comparison: professional sealing lasts 3-5 years, while poor DIY jobs last 1-2 years, making professional service often cheaper over time. DIY makes sense only for: very small areas under 100 sq ft, if you already own equipment, if you have experience with similar projects, and if pavers are in excellent condition requiring minimal prep.

Will sealing change the color of my pavers?

Yes, sealing typically enhances paver color, and you can choose the level of color change. Natural finish sealers provide minimal color change (10-20% darker when wet, almost original color when dry), maintain the paver's natural matte appearance, best for those who want protection without dramatic change, and ideal for lighter-colored pavers. Wet look or high-gloss sealers provide significant color enhancement (30-50% darker, rich saturated tones), glossy sheen that makes colors vibrant, dramatic 'just wet' appearance permanently, and work beautifully on red, brown, and multi-colored pavers. Semi-gloss sealers offer a middle ground (20-30% color enhancement, slight sheen without high gloss). We help you choose based on: your aesthetic preference (we can show samples), paver type and original color, property style (modern vs traditional), and whether you want dramatic transformation or subtle protection. Before sealing, we test a small hidden area so you can see exactly how your pavers will look. Most clients love the color enhancement - it makes old faded pavers look brand new again. If you're unsure, natural finish is safer and can always be enhanced with glossy sealer later.

Do new pavers need to be sealed, and when?

Yes, new pavers should be sealed, but timing is critical - wait 60-90 days after installation. New pavers contain moisture from manufacturing and installation that must evaporate completely. Sealing too soon traps moisture, causing white haze (efflorescence) that's difficult to remove, poor sealer adhesion and premature failure, and trapped moisture that can cause cracking in winter freeze-thaw cycles. The 60-90 day waiting period allows: complete moisture evaporation from pavers and base, joint sand to settle and compact naturally, efflorescence to surface and be cleaned away, and installers' work to fully cure. During the waiting period: sweep regularly to prevent stain buildup, spot-clean any spills immediately (they'll penetrate unsealed pavers), avoid harsh chemicals that could affect future sealing, and watch for efflorescence (white hazy deposits - clean with efflorescence remover before sealing). Benefits of sealing new pavers: locks in vibrant factory color (prevents fading from day one), protects against first stains (especially important for new driveways with no oil buildup), stabilizes joint sand immediately, and maximizes paver lifespan from the start. We recommend scheduling your sealing appointment 6-8 weeks after installation so we can seal right at the optimal 60-90 day mark.

What happens if it rains after sealing?

Rain impact depends entirely on timing - this is why weather forecasting is critical to professional paver sealing. If it rains 0-6 hours after sealing: severe damage occurs - sealer washes away before curing, creates white spots and uneven coverage that's expensive to fix, may require complete stripping and re-sealing ($1,000+ to fix), and no warranty coverage for weather-related failure. If it rains 6-12 hours after sealing: moderate damage - some clouding or hazing possible, uneven sheen in affected areas, may need light spot treatment or additional coat, often correctable but adds cost. If it rains 12-24 hours after sealing: minor impact - slight hazing possible on surface, usually dissipates as sealer fully cures, generally no correction needed, sealer performance not significantly affected. If it rains 24+ hours after sealing: no damage - sealer is sufficiently cured to resist rain, may still be soft but won't wash away, full cure continues normally, no performance impact. This is why we: check extended weather forecasts (require 48-72 hour dry period), reschedule if rain is likely within 24 hours, use fast-cure sealers when weather is less predictable, monitor weather throughout the day, and include weather guarantees in our contracts. Never attempt DIY sealing if rain is in the forecast - the risk is too high.

How do I maintain sealed pavers?

Sealed pavers are much easier to maintain than unsealed ones. Weekly maintenance: sweep with soft-bristle broom to remove leaves, dirt, and debris (prevents buildup that can stain), rinse with garden hose for light cleaning (low pressure is fine), spot-clean fresh spills immediately (oil, grease, food) before they have time to penetrate even sealed surfaces. Monthly maintenance: deeper cleaning with mild soap and water solution, low-pressure wash if needed (max 1,500 PSI - high pressure can damage sealer), clean and rinse any stained areas with appropriate cleaner, inspect for damage or wear patterns. Annual maintenance: professional inspection of sealer condition (we offer free checks), address any areas of wear or damage, consider additional sealer coat on high-traffic areas, check joint sand levels and refill if needed. What to avoid: harsh chemicals (bleach, acids) that break down sealers, high-pressure washing above 1,500 PSI (damages sealer), metal shovels or sharp snow removal tools (scratch sealed surface), and salt or harsh de-icers in winter (use sand or calcium chloride instead). Signs you need resealing: water absorption instead of beading, faded or dull appearance returning, stains penetrating more easily, and rough or chalky texture. Following these maintenance guidelines extends sealer life from 3 years to 5 years in many cases, saving money long-term.

How long before I can walk or drive on sealed pavers?

Traffic timing is critical for proper curing. Light foot traffic: 24 hours after final coat application (walk carefully, don't drag furniture), 48 hours is safer, especially in humid conditions, North Jersey humidity may require extended time. Vehicle traffic: minimum 48-72 hours for passenger vehicles (longer in cool or humid weather), 5-7 days is ideal for complete cure, especially important for driveways (vehicle weight can damage partially cured sealer). Heavy vehicle traffic: 7-14 days for commercial vehicles or heavy equipment, critical for commercial properties, parking lot striping should wait minimum 7 days. Full cure timeline: surface cure: 24-48 hours (can walk carefully), functional cure: 72 hours (normal foot traffic fine), complete cure: 7-30 days (reaches maximum hardness and durability, varies by sealer type - water-based cures faster than solvent-based). Factors affecting cure time: temperature (cooler temps extend cure time), humidity (high humidity slows curing significantly - North Jersey summers can add 24-48 hours), sealer type (water-based cures faster than solvent-based), and application thickness (thicker coats take longer). During cure period: don't park vehicles on sealed areas, avoid dragging heavy objects, keep pets off sealed areas, and don't place furniture or planters until fully cured. Rushing this process risks: tire marks or imprints in soft sealer (permanent damage), uneven wear patterns that reduce longevity, and reduced sealer performance and durability. We clearly mark off sealed areas and provide detailed cure timeline instructions for each project.

Will sealed pavers be slippery when wet?

Slip resistance depends on sealer type and finish. Water-based natural finish sealers maintain original traction (minimal slip risk, similar to unsealed pavers), are ideal for walkways and pool decks where slip resistance is critical, meet ADA slip-resistance standards when properly applied, and provide safety without sacrificing protection. Solvent-based high-gloss sealers can be slightly more slippery when wet (glossy surface reduces natural traction), are typically fine for driveways and patios (where you're not running), should be used cautiously on steep slopes or stairs, and can be treated with slip-resistant additives. We address slip concerns by: recommending appropriate sealer for application (natural finish for walkways, high-traffic pedestrian areas), adding slip-resistant additives to high-gloss sealers if needed (fine aggregate creates texture), applying in proper thin coats (thick applications are slipperier), testing areas before full application. High-risk areas requiring special attention: pool decks (we recommend specific non-slip sealers), steep driveways or walkway slopes (texture additives recommended), stairs and steps (natural finish or textured sealer required), and commercial pedestrian areas (meet code requirements). Compare to other surfaces: sealed pavers with natural finish = same as concrete (safe), sealed pavers with high gloss = similar to polished tile when wet (use caution), textured sealed pavers = safer than smooth concrete. For pool decks, we exclusively use water-based sealers with slip-resistant additives that meet safety standards while still providing protection and color enhancement.

Can you seal pavers in cold weather?

Temperature is the most critical factor in sealer curing. Minimum safe temperature: 50°F air temperature (below this, sealer won't cure properly), 45°F surface temperature minimum (pavers hold cold longer than air), temperatures must stay above 50°F for 48-72 hours after application. North Jersey cold weather reality: November-March consistently too cold for sealing, unpredictable temperature swings risk improper curing, overnight lows often below 50°F even when days are warm, pavers retain cold and may not reach safe temperature even if air is warm. Why cold weather sealing fails: sealer becomes too thick to apply evenly (viscosity increases in cold), curing slows dramatically or stops completely below 50°F, moisture in cold pavers prevents proper adhesion, causes white haze and milky appearance that's difficult to fix, sealer may crack or peel when temperatures fluctuate, and freeze-thaw cycles damage uncured sealer. Cold weather complications specific to North Jersey: morning frost can deposit moisture on pavers (ruins adhesion), ground remains cold even when air warms temporarily, shortened daylight hours limit optimal application window, and humidity combined with cold creates worst conditions. What happens if you try: immediate: sealer applies unevenly, is too thick to spread properly; days later: white cloudy haze appears, sealer doesn't fully bond; months later: premature peeling and failure, wasted money and time. Safe sealing window in North Jersey: ideal: May-June and September-October (60-75°F consistently), possible: April and early November (monitor weather closely), never: December-March (too cold, wait until spring). If you need sealing in cold months, we schedule for first warm spell in April or wait until May for optimal conditions. Never risk cold weather sealing - it's better to wait than to have a failed seal that must be stripped and redone.

Can you seal pavers that were previously sealed?

Yes, re-sealing previously sealed pavers is common and recommended every 2-5 years. Assessment first: we inspect existing sealer condition (peeling, intact, faded), identify sealer type if possible (water vs solvent-based), check for damage or needed repairs, and determine if stripping is required. Three re-sealing scenarios: 1) Good condition existing sealer (faded but intact, no peeling or damage, clean surface): clean thoroughly, possibly light scuff-sand for adhesion, apply new compatible sealer, typically 1-2 coats needed. 2) Poor condition sealer (heavy peeling or flaking, incompatible sealer type, excessive buildup from multiple coats): must strip old sealer completely (chemical stripper or pressure wash), repair any damage exposed after stripping, treat as new unsealed pavers, apply 2 coats of fresh sealer. 3) Partial sealer remaining (some areas worn, others intact, uneven coverage): strip for best results (ensures uniformity), or clean and apply heavier coat to worn areas, followed by even coat on all. Re-sealing process: 1) Clean with appropriate detergent (2-4 hours), 2) Strip old sealer if needed (4-8 hours), 3) Repair any damage or reset pavers (varies), 4) Ensure complete drying (24-48 hours), 5) Apply new sealer in 2 coats (2-4 hours). Cost for re-sealing: good condition existing seal: $2-$3/sq ft (just cleaning + new coat), needs stripping: $3-$5/sq ft (includes stripping labor), with repairs: $4-$8/sq ft (includes leveling, replacement). Benefits of re-sealing on schedule: maintains protection continuously, prevents costly repairs from neglect, easier and cheaper than restoring neglected pavers, preserves appearance and property value. We recommend inspection every 2-3 years and re-sealing when: water stops beading on surface, color fading returns, surface feels rough or chalky, or stains penetrate more easily. Many customers schedule re-sealing on 3-year maintenance cycles, which is ideal for North Jersey climate conditions.

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Professional Paver Sealing Services in North Jersey

Restore color, protect against weather and stains, and extend the life of your brick, concrete, or stone pavers. Serving residential and commercial properties across Essex, Union, and Passaic counties.

Restore Color & Beauty

Brings back vibrant appearance

Weather Protection

Guards against freeze-thaw damage

UV & Stain Resistance

Prevents fading and staining

Weed Prevention

Stabilizes joint sand

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20+ Years Experience

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2-Year Warranty

What Is Professional Paver Sealing?

Paver sealing is the process of applying a protective coating to brick, concrete, or stone pavers to create a barrier against moisture, stains, UV rays, and wear. This protective layer enhances the appearance of your pavers while significantly extending their lifespan and reducing maintenance needs.

Whether you have newly installed pavers or existing surfaces showing signs of wear, professional sealing restores beauty and provides lasting protection against North Jersey's harsh weather conditions, including freeze-thaw cycles, road salt exposure, and intense summer UV rays.

Have poured concrete instead of pavers? We also offer professional concrete sealing services for driveways, patios, pool decks, and garage floors.

When You Need Paver Sealing

Newly installed pavers: Seal after 60-90 days to lock in color and protect from day one
Existing pavers showing wear: Restore faded color and add protection
Before selling property: Dramatically improves curb appeal and home value
Every 2-5 years: Maintenance re-sealing keeps protection intact

Signs Your Pavers Need Sealing

Faded or discolored appearance
Visible stains from oil, rust, or organic matter
Joint sand erosion or loss between pavers
Weed or moss growth in joints
Water absorption instead of beading on surface
Rough, chalky, or deteriorating texture
Efflorescence (white hazy deposits)
Increased difficulty cleaning stains

Benefits of Professional Paver Sealing

Enhances color with wet look or natural finish options

Protects against freeze-thaw damage (critical in North Jersey)

Repels oil, grease, and organic stains

Stabilizes polymeric joint sand

Prevents weed and insect infestation in joints

Makes cleaning easier and less frequent

Ready to protect your investment? Our paver restoration services can address damage before sealing for optimal results.

Choosing the Right Paver Sealer for Your Property

Not all paver sealers are the same. We help you choose the best type for your needs, climate, and desired finish. Understanding the differences ensures you get optimal protection and appearance.

Water-Based Paver Sealers

Eco-friendly, low VOC, breathable sealers that provide protection with minimal color change. Ideal for residential properties where natural appearance is preferred.

Best For:

Residential patios and walkways
Pool decks (safer, slip-resistant)
Light-colored pavers
Areas requiring breathability

Pros:

• Environmentally friendly
• Low odor during application
• Minimal color darkening
• Allows moisture to escape
• Faster drying time

Cons:

• Shorter lifespan (2-3 years)
• Less color enhancement
• More frequent reapplication
• Lower stain resistance

Typical Lifespan:2-3 years

Solvent-Based Paver Sealers

High-durability sealers with deep penetration and significant color enhancement. Create a glossy "wet look" finish that makes colors vibrant and rich.

Best For:

Driveways and high-traffic areas
Commercial properties
Red, brown, multi-colored pavers
Maximum color enhancement desired

Pros:

• Superior durability
• Enhanced color vibrancy
• Better stain resistance
• Longer-lasting protection
• Ideal for heavy traffic

Cons:

• Stronger odor during application
• Higher VOCs
• Longer drying time (24-48 hours)
• More dramatic color change

Typical Lifespan:3-5 years

Which Sealer Do We Recommend for North Jersey?

North Jersey's climate demands careful sealer selection. Our region experiences harsh freeze-thaw cycles, salt exposure from winter road treatment, hot humid summers with intense UV, and significant temperature fluctuations throughout the year.

Our Climate-Specific Recommendations:

Residential Patios & Walkways

High-quality water-based sealer with UV protection

Natural look, breathable, family-safe

Driveways

Hybrid or solvent-based for traffic durability

Withstands vehicle weight and salt exposure

Commercial Properties

Solvent-based for longevity and heavy traffic

Maximum protection, minimal maintenance

Pool Decks

Water-based with slip-resistant additives

Safety-focused, chlorine-resistant

Not sure which sealer is right for your pavers? Contact us for a recommendation. We'll assess your specific situation and recommend the optimal sealer type.

Our Proven 8-Step Paver Sealing Process

Proper preparation is 80% of a successful seal. We don't cut corners—we follow our complete process every time. Typical projects take 2-3 days depending on size and weather conditions.

Free On-Site Assessment

We inspect your paver condition, type, and current state to identify any repairs needed before sealing. We measure the area for an accurate quote and discuss your finish preferences—natural or enhanced color.

Timeline: 30-45 minutes

Professional Paver Cleaning

Power wash at the appropriate PSI to avoid damage while removing all dirt, algae, moss, stains, and debris. We apply specialized cleaning solutions for tough stains and thoroughly clean joint areas.

Timeline: 4-8 hours depending on size

Stain Treatment (If Needed)

Address oil, rust, or organic stains with specialized removers. Stubborn stains may require multiple treatments. We ensure a completely clean surface for optimal sealer adhesion.

Timeline: 1-4 hours as needed

Repairs and Leveling

Reset sunken or uneven pavers, replace damaged or cracked units, address edge restraint issues, and ensure proper drainage. Sealing over damaged pavers wastes money—we fix problems first.

Timeline: 2-4 hours (varies by repairs needed)

Need extensive repairs? Our paver repair services can restore structural integrity before sealing.

Joint Preparation

Remove old, loose, or contaminated joint sand. Clean joints to the proper depth (1/8" below paver surface). Ensure joints are completely dry and debris-free. This step is critical for proper sealer adhesion.

Timeline: 1-3 hours

Polymeric Sand Application

Fill joints with high-quality polymeric sand, sweep completely into joints, compact to ensure proper filling, remove all excess from paver surfaces, and activate per manufacturer specifications. Polymeric sand prevents weed growth and ant infestation.

Timeline: 2-4 hours

Critical Drying Period

Allow pavers and joints to dry completely—minimum 24-48 hours depending on weather. North Jersey's humidity may extend drying time. Critical: Sealing wet pavers causes white haze and adhesion failure.

Timeline: 24-48 hours

Professional Sealer Application

Apply sealer in thin, even coats (usually 2 coats) using professional-grade sprayer for uniform coverage. Back-roll for consistent finish and avoid puddles or thick spots. Allow 24-48 hours before light foot traffic, 7 days before vehicles.

Application: 2-4 hours | Curing: 24-48 hours foot traffic, 7 days vehicle traffic

Post-Application Service:

• Walk-through and inspection with you
• Detailed care and maintenance instructions
• 2-year warranty documentation
• Schedule reminder for re-sealing (2-5 years)

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How Much Does Paver Sealing Cost?

We believe in honest, upfront pricing. Most North Jersey paver sealing projects cost $2-$5 per square foot. The final cost depends on several factors, which we explain clearly during your free assessment.

$2-$3

per square foot

Water-Based Sealing

Complete cleaning and prep
Natural finish sealer
Two coats application
Minor joint sand replacement
2-year warranty

$3-$5

per square foot

Solvent-Based Sealing

Complete cleaning and prep
Premium wet-look sealer
Two coats application
Color enhancement
2-year warranty

$4-$8

per square foot

With Repairs

All sealing services included
Paver leveling and resetting
Cracked paver replacement
Complete polymeric re-sanding
2-year warranty

Factors That Affect Paver Sealing Cost

1. Paver Condition

Clean, well-maintained pavers cost less. Heavy staining, moss, or damage requires more preparation time, increasing cost.

2. Surface Area

Larger projects have lower per-square-foot costs due to economies of scale. Minimum charge applies for very small areas.

3. Paver Type

Standard concrete pavers use standard pricing. Natural stone or specialty pavers may require premium sealers.

4. Sealer Type

Water-based sealers typically $2-$3/sq ft. Solvent-based or premium sealers $3-$5/sq ft. High-gloss specialty finishes at upper range.

5. Repairs Needed

Sealing only: base price. Repairs + sealing adds $3-$8/sq ft for leveling, replacement, or extensive re-sanding.

6. Accessibility

Easy access: standard pricing. Difficult access or special equipment needed may add cost.

Small Patio

$400-$1,000

200 sq ft typical

Standard Driveway

$800-$2,000

400 sq ft typical

Large Patio

$1,200-$3,000

600 sq ft typical

Commercial Lot

$4,000-$10,000

2,000 sq ft typical

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DIY Paver Sealing vs Hiring a Professional

Many homeowners consider DIY sealing to save money. We'll give you an honest comparison to help you make an informed decision about what's best for your property.

The DIY Approach

Estimated DIY Costs:

Sealer (5-gal bucket):$50-$150
Equipment rental:$75-$150/day
Polymeric sand:$30-$60
Total DIY Cost:$200-$500

For typical 400 sq ft driveway

Common DIY Challenges:

•Time required: 3-5 full days vs 2-3 days professional
•Skill level: Proper PSI, even application, no room for errors
•Physical demand: Power washing and application are exhausting
•No warranty: Mistakes are costly to fix yourself

Common DIY Mistakes:

• Sealing wet pavers (causes white haze—expensive to fix)
• Uneven application (streaks and puddles can't be corrected)
• Wrong sealer type (poor performance, premature failure)
• Inadequate cleaning (poor adhesion, peeling)
• Improper joint preparation (weed growth, sand erosion)

When DIY Makes Sense:

✓ Very small area (under 100 sq ft)
✓ You already own equipment
✓ Experience with similar projects
✓ Pavers in excellent condition

The Professional Advantage

What You Get:

20+ Years Experience

Thousands of projects completed successfully

Commercial-Grade Equipment

Professional pressure washers, sprayers, tools

Quality Materials

Professional-grade sealers often not available retail

Efficiency

2-3 days completion vs 5+ days DIY

Guaranteed Results:

Even coverage with proper adhesion
Lasting finish that looks professional
No costly mistakes to fix
2-year workmanship warranty
Zero hours of your personal time

Cost Comparison:

DIY Total:$200-$500

+ 3-5 days hard labor + risk of $500-$1,500 fixes

Professional:$800-$2,000

+ 0 hours of your time + guaranteed results + warranty

Long-Term Value:

Professional sealing lasts 3-5 years vs 1-2 years for poor DIY jobs. Amortized cost makes professional service often cheaper long-term.

Your time value: 3-5 days = $600-$1,500 of lost wages or free time

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Why Seal Your Pavers? 10 Key Benefits

Sealing is an investment, not an expense. Professional paver sealing protects your investment, enhances beauty, and provides lasting value that far exceeds the initial cost.

Color Enhancement

Brings back vibrant colors and makes old faded pavers look brand new. Choose natural look or dramatic wet-look gloss finish.

Stain Protection

Repels oil, grease, food, and beverage stains. Spills clean up easily instead of penetrating. Critical for driveways and patios.

Weather Protection

Shields from rain, snow, ice, and moisture absorption. Prevents freeze-thaw damage—critical for North Jersey winters.

UV Protection

Blocks harmful UV rays that cause fading and discoloration. Especially important for south-facing patios and walkways.

Joint Stabilization

Locks in polymeric sand and prevents erosion from rain. Stops weed growth between pavers and eliminates sand loss.

Easier Maintenance

Sealed pavers clean with simple soap and water. Reduces pressure washing frequency and saves time on maintenance.

Extended Lifespan

Sealed pavers last 2-3X longer than unsealed. Prevents surface degradation and protects your paver investment.

Pest Prevention

Stops ants from nesting in joints and eliminates insect entry points. Reduces pest problems around your property.

Property Value

Attractive pavers dramatically increase curb appeal. Sealed pavers signal quality maintenance and boost home value.

Cost Savings

Prevents expensive repairs and avoids premature paver replacement. Long-term savings far exceed sealing cost.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Paver Sealing

How much does paver sealing cost in North Jersey?

Paver sealing in North Jersey typically costs $2-$5 per square foot. The exact price depends on several factors:

Paver condition: Clean pavers cost less than heavily stained ones
Surface area: Larger projects have lower per-square-foot costs
Sealer type: Water-based $2-$3/sq ft, solvent-based $3-$5/sq ft
Repairs needed: Add $3-$8/sq ft for leveling or replacement

Example pricing: A 400 sq ft driveway typically costs $800-$2,000, including complete cleaning, preparation, minor joint sand replacement, two coats of professional sealer, and a 2-year warranty on workmanship.

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Why Choose Local?

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Familiar with local paver types and challenges

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Support local business, strengthen community

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Professional paver sealing restores beauty, protects against weather and stains, extends paver lifespan, and significantly increases your property value. Don't wait until damage becomes severe—early sealing prevents costly repairs.

Why Choose Randy Seal Coating & Striping?

20+ years serving North Jersey

Licensed & insured professionals

Professional-grade materials only

Detailed 8-step process every time

2-year warranty on workmanship

Free on-site assessments

Same-day quotes available

Serving residential & commercial

The best time to seal your pavers is now (or during Spring/Fall optimal seasons). Early sealing prevents damage and saves money on future repairs.

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