North Texas is hard on outdoor surfaces. The summers run hot and humid, the sun beats down month after month, and the storms that roll through tend to leave mold and algae staining behind. Pavers take the worst of it, fading under the UV and picking up dark growth over time.
Sealing brings that look back and helps shield the pavers from what comes next. We start by cleaning the surface, let it dry fully, then apply the sealer you choose, whether that’s a clear coat or a tinted finish. We work on brick, concrete, and natural stone, and at Green Blast Solutions we match the prep and the product to the material so the finish holds up.
If your pavers are looking dull or stained, give us a call at (214) 206-6118 and we’ll take a look.
Brick pavers get cleaned first, then sealed once they’re fully dry. A tinted finish can deepen the brick color if that’s the look you’re after, while a clear coat keeps the natural tone. Brick is a common paver surface on patios, walkways, and driveways across the area, and if your driveway flatwork needs attention before or alongside the pavers, we handle that too.
Concrete pavers are pressure washed, dried, and then sealed. Sealing helps the surface stand up to staining and the everyday wear that comes from sun and weather, and it keeps that protection locked in season after season. The same approach carries over to our concrete sealing work on poured slabs and other concrete surfaces.
Natural stone gets the same clean, dry, and seal approach that suits its character. The look you end up with and how long it holds depend on the product, which is why we walk you through the options and land on the right one together.
A few things set the way we handle paver sealing apart, and they all come back to doing the job honestly and well.
Our rates stay consistent no matter where you are; we charge a fair, professional rate, never inflated just because of the neighborhood. The same fair square-foot rate applies whether you’ve got a small patio or a large stone walkway out back.
We use commercial-grade chemicals and equipment, never the watered-down products from the hardware store, so the job is done right. That means the surface is properly pressure washed and prepped before any sealer goes down.
The finish is your decision: a clear coat or a tinted, darker look. We’ll talk through the choices and share what’s worked well, then leave the final product call with you, since that choice shapes the finish and how long it lasts.
Free estimates, fully insured, and 24-hour service; we make it easy to get your property cleaned.
We call you first, walk the job with you, and have you check our work before we leave; you deal directly with us, not a call center.
From the first call to the final walkthrough, here’s how a paver sealing job goes when you work with us.
Reach out, and a call is the easiest way. We measure the paver area, often using Google Earth to size up the square footage remotely for residential jobs, then send you a free estimate based on the measured area and the sealer type. Paver sealing is priced per square foot, and the sealer you choose factors into where the rate lands.
Once you approve the estimate, we book the job. Because paver sealing runs across more than one day, we set expectations up front for the clean day, the drying time, and the sealing day so you know what to plan around.
We pressure wash the pavers first to clear out dirt, mold, and algae, so the sealer bonds to a clean surface instead of locking grime underneath it. It’s the same concrete cleaning prep we bring to any hard surface, and a clean base is what lets the sealer hold. While we clean, we inspect for cracks or damage and flag anything we find. Our work is sealing and finishing the surface, and we’ll point you toward the right trade if a paver needs repair or re-leveling.
After washing, the pavers need to dry for about 24 hours before any sealer touches them. Sealing while the surface is still wet would trap moisture underneath, so we let the pavers dry completely first.
We cover any areas that shouldn’t catch sealant, then apply the sealer you’ve selected, whether clear coat or a tinted, darker finish, using a sealant sprayer. The masking and covering materials keep the finish clean and contained to the surface that’s meant to get it.
Once the sealer is down, the surface needs time to cure. Keep heavy vehicles off it for at least 72 hours so the finish sets the way it should.
When the work is done, we walk the finished job with you and have you check it over before we leave. The invoice only follows once you’re satisfied with how it turned out.
Paver sealing is priced per square foot within the range below, and the sealer you choose moves where your rate lands inside that range.
We offer a 30-day workmanship guarantee on paver sealing; the sealer’s own lifespan follows the manufacturer’s stated rating. In plain terms, our work is guaranteed for 30 days, and how long the sealer itself holds up is backed by the manufacturer’s rating for the product you chose.
If you’re not satisfied, show us the spot and we’ll re-clean it, up to redoing the whole job. You check the work before we leave, and we make it right.
Keep heavy vehicles off the sealed surface for at least 72 hours so the finish cures properly. Foot traffic comes back sooner; the 72-hour window is specifically about heavy vehicles like cars and trucks.
We inspect for cracks and damage while we clean and flag anything we find before sealing. Sealing protects and finishes the surface; if a paver needs structural repair or re-leveling, we’ll let you know so it can be handled before we seal.
Your estimate is free with no obligation; we measure the paver area and quote by the square foot, then you decide. If you’re a Frisco homeowner with a patio, walkway, or driveway that’s lost its color to the Texas sun, we’d be glad to take a look and bring it back. Call us at (214) 206-6118 to get started.
