Pavers Need More Than a Quick Pressure Wash

Pavers collect algae, dirt, weeds and joint loss over time. Cleaning may improve appearance, but a complete restoration can also require repairs, polymeric sand and a compatible sealer.

Squeegees evaluates paver condition, drainage, existing coatings, efflorescence and failed sealer before recommending service. Trapped moisture or incompatible old coatings must be addressed before new sealer is applied.

Professional Cleaning

Remove appropriate organic growth and surface contamination before restoration.

Joint Sand and Repairs

Replace missing joint material and address qualifying loose or sunken pavers.

Sealer Application

Apply an appropriate finish after preparation and drying requirements are satisfied.

How Our Process Works

1. Inspect the pavers
We identify coating failure, weeds, sand loss, stains, drainage and repair needs.
2. Clean and prepare
Pavers are cleaned and allowed to meet required conditions before finishing.
3. Sand, seal and cure
Approved joint material and sealer are installed according to project scope.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long must pavers dry before sealing?

Drying time depends on weather, shade, drainage and product requirements. We will explain the schedule.

Can you seal over old sealer?

Not automatically. Existing coatings must be evaluated for compatibility and failure.

Does sealing stop all weeds?

Proper preparation and joint material can reduce weed growth, but no exterior system eliminates every future weed.

Can you repair sunken pavers?

Qualifying repairs can be included after inspecting the base and affected area.

Get Your Free Cleaning Estimate

Send us the property address and the surfaces you want cleaned. We will confirm availability and provide the next step.

Request Your Estimate