About East Lake Power Wash & Paver Sealing

 How much does Paver Sealing Cost?

1. Paver sealing costs vary between $1.50-$3.00 per square foot, depending on size, condition, and chosen sealant. Research local rates and material options for the most accurate estimate.
2. DIY paver sealing can save money, but professional cleaning and application ensure optimal results and longevity. Weigh the cost of equipment, effort, and potential mistakes against the expertise of a pro.
3. High-traffic areas or frequently stained pavers might require premium sealants, impacting the cost. Consider long-term wear and tear when choosing a sealer for cost-effectiveness.
4. BUY THE COMPANY, NOT THE SERVICE.  Before choosing a paver sealing company to go with, PLEASE vet the company before committing based on lowest price.  ask questions like:  Do I feel comfortable around this person? What are their reviews like?  Did they explain their process in a way that made me feel comfortable and confident in their ability? 

What's the benefits of Paver Sealing?

1. Sealing your pavers isn't just for beauty: it shields them from harsh weather, stains, and wear, extending their lifespan and saving you money in the long run.
2. Impress guests with vibrant, protected pavers: sealing enhances color, minimizes fading, and keeps your patio looking its best. 
3. Say goodbye to backbreaking weed removal: sealing pavers creates a barrier against weed growth, saving you time and effort. 
4. Enjoy effortless cleaning: sealed pavers resist dirt, grime, and stains, making maintenance a breeze.
5. Invest in peace of mind: sealing pavers protects your investment from damage, ensuring their beauty and functionality for years to come.

How often should I re-seal my pavers? 

1. Rule of thumb: Reseal every 3-5 years (with Our Products), but listen to your pavers! Sun exposure, traffic, and weather can impact this timeline.
2. Pay attention to visual cues: Fading color, dullness, or moss growth and weeds indicate it's time for a fresh coat of sealant.
3. Location matters: Areas exposed to harsh sunlight, heavy traffic, or moisture might need resealing more often.
4. Consider the sealer type: Not all sealers are made equally.  Cheaper sealing products may last less than 2 years.  We believe that we have found the very best products in the Tampa Area to maximize the years of enjoyment you will get from your pavers and by doing so, saving you money by not having to re-seal as often.