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Best Brick Paver Sealing Service in Jacksonville, FL Ponte Vedra & Florida

Jax Exterior Cleaning & Paver Sealing has been cleaning, re-sanding and sealing driveways, patios and pool decks across Jacksonville since 2019. Every job starts with a professional wash, then fresh silica joint sand (colored joint sand is available as an upgrade), then a color-enhancing sealer that brings your pavers' color back. Every job is backed by our 60-day craftsmanship warranty and 3-year sealer warranty. Have questions about your pavers? Call us at 904-444-9190.

Protecting your pavers is very important! Let's face it, pavers are expensive to get installed so why wouldn't you want to protect them? A lot of customers do not know that you have to seal your pavers every 3 years. The reason is, they will start decaying away from the surface. You will start to see little white rocks in them and the smooth top layer of the pavers decaying, which is the first sign of damaging pavers. With our special 2 part 100% water-based sealer you will receive the maximum protection with beautiful color enhancement and extreme wet look shine! Also, weeds and ants are an issue for everyone! With fresh silica joint sand locked in by the sealer, weeds and ants don't stand a chance! You won't believe what your pavers will look like after we clean, sand & seal them! Jax Exterior Cleaning & Paver Sealing provides brick paver sealing in Jacksonville, Ponte Vedra Beach, Orange Park, Yulee, Amelia Island, Fernandina Beach and Fruit Cove.

Signs Your Pavers Need Sealing

Most people don't wake up thinking about paver sealer. They notice something else first. Here's what usually sends Jacksonville homeowners looking for us.

Are Weeds Growing Up Between Your Pavers?

Weeds in the joints almost always mean the joint sand is gone or has dropped too low. Once that sand washes down, you've created a narrow planter box between every paver — seeds land in it, rain waters them, and they root. Pulling them buys you about a month.

Cleaning the pavers, refilling the joints with fresh sand, and sealing takes the space away so there's nothing left to grow in. We use silica paver joint sand, which sets up just as hard as polymeric — often harder — in tan, black, brown, or grey to match your pavers.

Do You Have Ant Hills in Your Paver Joints?

Same root cause as the weeds. Ants can't tunnel through a joint that's properly filled and sealed — they need loose sand. If you're sweeping up little sand piles every morning, your joints have washed out. Sweeping doesn't fix it, because the tunnel is still there underneath. Re-sanding and sealing removes the space entirely.

Is Sand Washing Out of Your Joints After It Rains?

This is the one to catch early. A single Jacksonville summer storm moves an enormous amount of water across a driveway, and it carries joint sand out with it. Once the joints drop below the surface, your pavers lose the support that keeps them locked together — and that's how a sealing job turns into a repair job. Sealed joints hold the sand in place.

Have Your Pavers Faded, or Gone Dull and Washed Out?

Florida sun bleaches paver color, and years of rain and traffic grind the surface flat. The color is usually still in there — it just needs to be pulled back out. Our standard is a color-enhancing wet-look sealer that restores the original tone with a glossy finish. If you'd rather skip the shine, we can go matte instead.

Are Your Pavers Turning Green or Black?

That's algae and mildew. Unsealed pavers are porous and stay damp, so growth comes back fast in this climate. We clean it off first, then seal, which makes the surface much less friendly to it. We recommend a cleaning every year to stay ahead of it.

Is Your Old Sealer Peeling, Cloudy, or Turning White?

That's a failed seal job, and it does not fix itself — putting another coat on top of a bad one makes it worse. The old sealer has to come off before anything new goes down. We strip failed sealer, clean the pavers, re-sand the joints, and reseal properly.

If someone else sealed your driveway and it went milky or started flaking, call us before you let anybody put another coat on it.

Not Sure Which One You've Got?

Fill out our free estimate form or call 904-444-9190. Estimates are free, you don't have to be home, and it takes about 5–10 minutes for us to measure and look at the job.

Our Paver Sealing Process

We follow a thorough 5-step process on every paver sealing job in Jacksonville to ensure long-lasting results and a beautiful finish.

Step 1 — Inspection & Assessment

Before we begin, our technicians inspect your pavers for cracks, sunken sections, missing sand, or damaged joints. We identify any issues that need to be addressed before sealing so the final result lasts.

Step 2 — Professional Pressure Washing

We pressure wash your pavers to remove dirt, mold, mildew, algae, and old sealer residue. Clean pavers are essential — sealing over contaminated surfaces traps grime underneath and causes the sealer to fail early.

Step 3 — Joint Sand Replacement

After washing and drying, we replenish the joints between your pavers with silica paver joint sand (colored joint sand is available as an upgrade). This stabilizes the paver surface, prevents shifting, and keeps weeds and insects from getting underneath.

Step 4 — Application of Color-Enhancing Wet Look Sealer

We apply a premium color-enhancing wet look sealer that deepens the natural color of your pavers and creates a protective barrier against Florida's UV rays, rain, and foot traffic. The result is a rich, glossy finish that makes your pavers look brand new.

Step 5 — Cure Time

We allow proper cure time before foot or vehicle traffic. In Jacksonville's climate, this typically takes 24–48 hours depending on temperature and humidity.

If any pavers have sunk, shifted or come loose, we'll point it out at the inspection. Paver repair is our specialty, so we can reset and re-level those areas before we seal, and the sealer then protects the finished repair. Learn more about our paver repair and restoration.

Wet Look or Natural Finish?

Most Jacksonville homeowners choose our color-enhancing wet look. It deepens reds, tans and grays and gives the pavers a rich, glossy finish that looks freshly installed.

Not everyone wants the shine, and that's fine. If you'd rather keep a matte, natural look, a natural finish still protects your pavers without changing how they look much. We'll talk through both options at your estimate. For a side-by-side look at the two, read wet look vs. natural paver sealer.

Types of Pavers We Seal in Jacksonville

We seal all common paver types found in Jacksonville-area homes and businesses:

  • Brick pavers — driveways, walkways, and pool decks
  • Travertine pavers — pool decks and outdoor living areas
  • Concrete pavers — driveways and patios
  • Natural stone pavers — high-end outdoor spaces
  • Tumbled pavers — rustic patios and walkways

Paver Sealing for Every Surface

Every paver surface takes a different kind of beating, so we adjust the job to fit it.

Driveways take car weight, oil drips and tire marks. We focus on a deep clean, stain pre-treatment and a full sand refill so the pavers stay locked together. See driveway paver sealing.

Pool decks deal with splash-out, pool chemicals and bare feet. We clean carefully around the pool and use a sealer suited to pool areas. See pool deck paver sealing.

Patios sit in shade and stay damp, so mildew, algae and weeds are the usual problem. See patio paver sealing.

Travertine is natural stone and needs a gentler approach than concrete pavers. See travertine sealing in Jacksonville.

Just had pavers installed? New pavers need time to cure before they're sealed. See sealing new pavers for when to call us.

How Long Does Paver Sealing Last in Florida?

In Jacksonville's climate, a professionally applied sealer typically lasts 2.5 to 3 years. Florida's intense UV exposure, heat, and heavy rain accelerate sealer breakdown compared to cooler climates. We recommend resealing every 2–3 years to keep your pavers protected and looking their best.

Sealer Peeling, Cloudy or White?

When sealer turns milky, white or starts flaking, it's usually one of two things: moisture got trapped under the sealer, or too many coats have built up over the years. Another coat on top won't fix it and often makes it worse. We strip the failed sealer, clean the pavers, re-sand the joints and then reseal properly. Here's more on why paver sealer peels or turns white.

Our Warranty

Every paver sealing job comes with a 60-day craftsmanship warranty on our work, plus a 3-year warranty that covers the sealer only. If something about our workmanship isn't right within those first 60 days, call us at 904-444-9190 and we'll come back out and make it right. We're happy to go over exactly what's covered when we give you your estimate.

What Affects the Cost of Paver Sealing in Jacksonville

Every job is priced after we see it, because no two driveways or patios are the same. The main things that affect the price are:

  • Square footage – the size of the area we're cleaning and sealing.
  • Condition – heavy mold, algae, oil or rust stains take more time to clean.
  • Joint sand – how much sand has washed out, and whether you choose standard silica sand or upgrade to colored joint sand.
  • Repairs – sunken, shifted or broken pavers need to be fixed before sealing.
  • Old sealer – failed, peeling or cloudy sealer has to be stripped first.

Estimates are free. Call 904-444-9190 and we'll measure the job and give you a clear price.

Service Area — Paver Sealing Near You

We seal and repair pavers all over Jacksonville and the nearby beaches and suburbs. Find your neighborhood below to see what we do there, or call 904-444-9190 if you don't see your area listed.

We also serve Orange Park, Yulee, Amelia Island and Fernandina Beach.

Frequently Asked Questions About Paver Sealing

How much does paver sealing cost in Jacksonville?

Paver sealing costs vary based on the size of the area, paver type, condition, how much joint sand is needed, and whether any repairs or old sealer removal are needed. We price paver sealing by the square foot. Call 904-444-9190 for a free, no-obligation estimate.

Do I need to seal my pavers in Jacksonville?

In most cases, yes. Jacksonville's heavy summer rain, humidity and strong sun wash out joint sand, grow mold and algae, and fade paver color much faster than in drier climates. Sealing locks the joint sand in place, helps keep weeds and ants out, and brings the color back. Most pavers here need resealing every two to three years.

Can you seal pavers around a pool?

Absolutely. We regularly seal travertine and brick pavers around pools throughout Jacksonville. We use a sealer that is safe for pool areas and won't become slippery when wet.

How do I know when my pavers need to be resealed?

Signs include faded color, water soaking in instead of beading up, visible mold or mildew growth, and loose or shifting pavers. If your pavers look dull and water no longer beads on the surface, it's time to reseal.

How long after installation should I wait to seal new pavers?

We recommend waiting 90 days after installation before sealing new pavers. This allows the pavers to cure properly and any efflorescence to work its way out.

What sand do you use?

We use silica paver joint sand as our standard, and colored joint sand is available as an upgrade if you want the joints to match or contrast with your pavers. We do not use polymeric sand. The sealer locks the sand in place.

Do you repair pavers before sealing?

Yes. Paver repair is our specialty. If we find sunken, shifted or loose pavers during the inspection, we can reset and re-level them before we seal, so the sealer protects the finished repair. Learn more about our paver repair and restoration.