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Paver & Travertine Sealing

Durable sealers that enhance color and guard against stains and wear.

Paver & Stone Sealing for Charlotte-area homes

A sealer brings back the depth of color in pavers and stone and helps the surface resist stains and wear. We seal after a full clean, so the sealer bonds to the surface and not to the dirt on it.

Related: paver cleaning & re-sanding, travertine & natural stone cleaning, pool deck restoration & repair.

Signs it is time

  • The color of the pavers or stone has faded
  • Spills, oil or leaves leave stains that soak in
  • Joint sand keeps washing out after rain
  • Water soaks in instead of beading on the surface
  • You have just had the surface cleaned and want to keep it that way

How it works

  1. Clean first

    We clean the surface and let it dry so the sealer bonds properly.

  2. Choose the finish

    We help you pick the sealer and finish that suits the surface and the look you want.

  3. Apply

    We apply the sealer evenly across the surface and the joints.

  4. Cure

    A sealer needs time to cure before foot traffic and vehicles go back on the surface.

Surfaces we work on

  • Paver patios
  • Driveways
  • Pool decks
  • Natural stone

See real results on our before and after page. We work in Weddington, Marvin, Waxhaw, Matthews and Indian Trail and the surrounding Charlotte area.

Questions about paver & stone sealing

Should my pavers be sealed?

Often, yes. A sealer brings back color, helps hold joint sand in place and helps the surface resist stains and wear. We tell you if a sealer suits your surface.

Can you seal travertine?

Yes. We seal travertine and other natural stone with a sealer suited to the stone.

Why clean before sealing?

A sealer locks in whatever is on the surface. Cleaning first means the sealer bonds to the pavers or stone, not to dirt and algae.

Your hardscape is worth restoring

Tell us about your patio, driveway, walkway or pool deck. We will arrange a look and give you a quote.