Paver Sealing in Ocala & Marion County

Most Florida pavers should be re-sealed every 3 to 5 years. Pool decks and driveways with heavy sun exposure are usually closer to 3 years; covered patios and walkways stretch to 5. We can usually tell from the surface whether you're due — if water beads when you spray it, the seal is still doing its job.

Wet look (gloss) brings out the deepest color saturation and gives that just-rained-on richness. Matte (natural) keeps the pavers looking exactly as they do dry but with all the protection. Pool decks lean matte for less glare; driveways and patios are split. We bring samples to every quote so you can see both on your actual pavers.

A properly applied two-coat commercial sealer lasts 3 to 5 years in Marion County's climate. The longevity depends on sun exposure, traffic, and whether the surface is covered. We use Florida-rated sealers built specifically for the UV and heat profile here.

A wet-look sealer enhances color, making it deeper and more saturated. A matte sealer is essentially invisible — your pavers look the same dry as they did before. Either way, sealer prevents future fading from UV.

Light foot traffic the same evening. Vehicle traffic the next morning. We always finish a job on a day with no rain forecast for 24 hours, and we'll reschedule for free if weather changes mid-job.

Yes. Pool decks need a non-slip additive in the sealer to keep the surface safe when wet. We use a fine grit additive on every pool deck unless you ask us not to. The deck stays just as easy to clean and rinse, but won't get slippery.