Paver Sealing in Oviedo & Winter Springs, FL
Sealing locks in the color of a freshly cleaned driveway, patio or pool deck, and it makes the next round of oak stains and mildew much easier to wash away.
Protect the stone you paid for
Central Florida is hard on pavers. Live oaks drop leaves that leave tea-colored stains, summer storms keep the joints damp for days, and shady corners grow mildew within a season. Concrete pavers are porous, so all of that soaks in rather than sitting on top.
A sealer fills those pores. Stains stay on the surface where a rinse can reach them, the color looks richer, and routine cleaning takes less effort. Some sealers dry to a natural, matte look. Others give a deeper wet look with a bit of sheen.
Every sealing job starts with a proper clean, because sealing over dirt only traps it under a clear coat. If your pavers need that first, read about our paver washing. Tsunami Services seals pavers in Winter Springs, Oviedo and the rest of our service areas.
See Paver WashingDriveways, patios and everything in between
Tell us which areas you want sealed and roughly how big they are. A few phone photos tell us most of what we need.
Paver driveways
Tires, oil drips and leaf litter all leave their mark. Sealed pavers give those stains less to hold on to.
Pool decks
The pavers around a pool stay wet more than anywhere else. Ask about a finish that still feels good under bare feet.
Patios and lanais
Where the furniture sits and the oak leaves pile up. Sealing keeps the color even across the whole space.
Walkways and entries
The first stretch of stone a visitor walks on. A sealed front path holds its color between cleanings.
“It looks better than it did when the pavers were first laid.”
Donovan Stanton Google review
Clean, dry, then seal
Sealing only works when it happens in the right order.
Send us photos
Show us the pavers, any stains that bother you, and every area you'd like sealed.
Deep clean first
The pavers are washed so the sealer bonds to clean stone instead of grime.
Seal and let it cure
Once the surface is dry, the sealer goes on. You'll know when it's safe to walk and drive on again.
Often booked with sealing
Paver washing
The clean that comes before the seal, or a standalone refresh for a tired patio.
Pressure washing
Plain concrete next to your pavers? Get the driveway apron and sidewalk done on the same visit.
Soft washing
A sealed patio looks odd beside a streaky house. Soft washing handles the walls.
Before you book a sealing job
Yes. A sealer locks in whatever is on the surface, mildew and dirt included. If your pavers were washed recently, send a photo and we'll tell you whether they're ready or need another clean first.
Not on its own. The wash before sealing is what lifts oak and leaf stains, and customers have seen the natural color of their stone come back at that stage. Sealing then makes the next stains easier to rinse off.
It depends on the sealer, the amount of shade and traffic, and how often the area is rinsed. A busy driveway wears faster than a covered lanai. Ask when you get your estimate.
That comes down to the finish. A natural finish keeps the stone looking much as it does today, while a wet-look finish deepens the color. For pool decks, tell us, and we'll talk through which suits bare feet.