Professional Paver Sealing
in Seattle & the Eastside
Restore your paver driveway, patio, or walkway to like-new condition. Our paver sealing process cleans, re-sands joints, and applies a protective seal that lasts years.
Complete Paver Cleaning & Sealing Service
Pavers are a significant investment in your home's curb appeal and outdoor living space. Without regular cleaning and sealing, Pacific Northwest weather takes a heavy toll — moss colonizes joints, weeds push through, color fades, and pavers shift as joint sand erodes. Our comprehensive paver sealing service addresses every aspect of paver maintenance in a single visit.
The HPW paver sealing difference: we don't just seal — we clean, re-sand with polymeric sand, and apply a professional-grade sealer. Your pavers will look better than they have in years.
Our Paver Sealing Process
Sealing pavers well is a full restoration, not a spray-and-go. Skip a step — especially the re-sand — and the seal won't hold. Here's the full process.
Deep Clean & Weed Removal
A high-pressure wash removes all surface contaminants, moss, and staining, and we clear weeds from the joints so nothing is sealed in.
Polymeric Joint Re-Sanding
We re-sand the joints with polymeric sand, which hardens when wet — locking pavers in place and preventing weed growth and ant intrusion.
Complete Dry
Pavers and joints must be fully dry before sealing, or the sealer won't bond. We allow the proper drying period every time.
Professional Sealer Application
We apply a penetrating or film-forming sealer based on your paver type — with an optional color-enhancing wet-look finish for a dramatic transformation.
Types of Pavers We Seal
We clean and seal every common paver material found across Seattle & the Eastside:
Concrete Pavers
The most common paver type — cleaned, re-sanded, and sealed to restore color and lock joints.
Brick Pavers
Classic brick pavers cleaned of moss and staining, then sealed to protect and enrich color.
Natural Stone
Travertine, slate, and flagstone pavers cleaned and sealed with material-appropriate products.
Tumbled & Cobblestone
Tumbled pavers and cobblestones restored and sealed while preserving their textured character.
Permeable / Interlocking
Permeable and interlocking paver systems cleaned and sealed without compromising drainage.
Faded & Discolored Pavers
Old, faded pavers cleaned and finished with a color-enhancing sealer — the difference is remarkable.
Where Paver Sealing Makes the Biggest Difference
Driveways & Motor Courts
High-traffic paver driveways cleaned, re-sanded, and sealed with slip-resistant products.
Patios & Outdoor Living
Patio and entertaining areas restored to like-new for the outdoor season.
Pool Decks & Surrounds
Pool decks sealed with slip-resistant, water-beading protection built for wet areas.
Walkways & Garden Paths
Walkways and garden paths cleared of moss and weeds, then sealed to stay that way.
Steps & Entry Areas
Entry steps and thresholds restored for safe footing and strong first impressions.
Weed & Ant Prevention
Polymeric re-sanding stops weeds and ants at the joints — the problem most sealing skips.
Paver Sealing Pricing
Paver sealing pricing depends on the total area, paver type and condition, the amount of re-sanding required, and whether you choose a standard or color-enhancing wet-look sealer. Every quote is transparent and itemized.
Area & Paver Type
Square footage and material — concrete, brick, or natural stone — set the scope and the right sealer.
Condition & Re-Sanding
Heavy moss, weed growth, and eroded joints need more cleaning and polymeric sand, accounted for upfront.
Standard vs. Wet-Look Seal
A color-enhancing wet-look sealer costs a bit more but transforms faded pavers dramatically. We'll show you the difference.
The fastest way to an accurate price is a free quote. We respond within 24 hours — often same day.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does paver sealing last?
Professional paver sealing typically lasts 3–5 years depending on traffic, sun exposure, and maintenance. We recommend resealing when water no longer beads on the surface or when color begins to fade.
Will sealing pavers make them slippery?
We use penetrating sealers that enhance color and protect pavers without creating a film that can become slippery. For high-traffic areas like driveways and pool decks, we select sealers specifically formulated with slip-resistant properties.
Do you re-sand the joints before sealing?
Yes — joint re-sanding with polymeric sand is a standard part of our paver sealing process. Polymeric sand hardens when wet, preventing weed growth and ant intrusion while keeping pavers properly locked in place.
Can you seal old or discolored pavers?
Absolutely — this is one of the most common requests we receive. We clean and restore pavers first, then apply a color-enhancing sealer that dramatically revives faded paver color. The difference is remarkable.
Have a question we didn't answer? Call (425) 298-7041or submit a quote request — we respond within 24 hours.
Related Services
Paver sealing pairs naturally with these hardscape and exterior services:
Restore & Protect Your Pavers
Get a free, no-obligation paver sealing quote for your Seattle or Eastside property. We serve Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Sammamish, Bothell, and all Eastside communities.
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