Sealed herringbone paver driveway at a luxury St. George Utah home

Paver Sealing — St. George & Southern Utah

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Paver driveways, pool decks, and courtyards sealed with commercial-grade products by Southern Utah's only Specified Sealant Applicator. Color enhanced, joints stabilized, UV locked out — the pavers you paid for, kept that way.

Only Specified Sealant Applicator in Southern Utah

Wet-Look, Color-Enhanced or Natural Matte Finishes

Cleaning & Pressure Washing Included on Every Job

Get a Free Estimate (435) 752-2900

Why Pavers Need Sealing Here

The desert fades pavers faster than anywhere

A paver driveway in St. George is a five-figure investment sitting under the most intense UV in the country. Unsealed, the color washes out visibly within a few summers, joint sand erodes and blows away, weeds move into the open joints, and oil or irrigation stains soak in permanently. The difference between a sealed and unsealed paver surface at year five isn't subtle — it's the difference between a driveway that still looks like closing day and one that looks like it needs replacing.

Sealing locks the color, binds the joint sand, and puts a sacrificial barrier between the desert and your hardscape. We seal pavers with manufacturer-specified commercial products — not the hardware-store acrylic most crews use — matched to your paver type and the finish you want, from natural matte to full wet-look.

What We Seal

Every paver surface, every finish

Paver Driveways

Concrete and clay paver driveways — color enhanced or natural, joints stabilized against erosion and weeds. Our single most requested service.

Paver Pool Decks

Slip-resistant sealing rated for chlorine, salt systems, and barefoot summer traffic. Grit additive standard on request.

Courtyards & Walkways

Entry courtyards and pathways — the first thing every guest walks on. Crisp color, clean joints, finish level of your choice.

Travertine & Natural Stone

Penetrating sealers that protect stone without gloss or plastic sheen. The right product for the material, sampled on your surface first.

The Process

How pavers get sealed correctly

01 · Clean & Pressure Wash

Full surface cleaning, degreasing where needed, efflorescence treated before anything gets sealed in. Included on every job, not an upsell.

02 · Re-Sand Joints Where Needed

Eroded joints get fresh sand before sealing so the sealer can bind and stabilize it — the step that stops joint washout and weeds.

03 · Full Dry Time

Sealer over damp pavers whitens and fails. We wait until the surface is actually dry and conditions are in the product's rated range.

04 · Two Coats, Correct Coverage

Commercial-grade sealer at proper coverage rates, second coat after correct flash time, final inspection for lap lines and finish quality.

Strip & Reseal

Old sealer turning white? We fix that too.

Whitening, cloudiness, or peeling on previously sealed pavers is moisture trapped under a failing coat — usually a cheap sealer applied over a damp or dirty surface. Sealing over it locks the problem in and makes it worse. The correct fix is a strip and reseal: remove the failed coating, clean thoroughly, and apply fresh commercial-grade product in the right conditions.

We assess whether your pavers need a straight reseal or a full strip during the free on-site estimate — and we'll tell you honestly which one it is, because the price difference matters and so does the result.

Get a Free Estimate When to Seal vs. Strip — Guide

Common Questions

Paver sealing FAQ

Typical paver sealing runs roughly $0.55–$1.10 per square foot depending on surface condition, paver type, and whether old sealer needs stripping. Small jobs carry minimum charges because setup, dry time, and cleanup don't shrink with square footage. Free on-site estimates with a written number.

Every 2–4 years. Our UV is among the most intense in the country, so pool decks and driveways sit at the shorter end. The test: if water soaks into the paver instead of beading on the surface, it's time.

Preference, not performance. Wet-look enhances color depth and adds sheen; natural matte protects identically with almost no visual change; color-enhancing matte splits the difference. We show you samples on your actual pavers before you decide.

Largely, yes. Sealer binds the joint sand so it resists washout, wind erosion, and weed germination. Eroded joints get re-sanded before sealing so there's something to stabilize.

Yes — with penetrating sealers made for natural stone, not the acrylic that makes travertine look plastic. Slip resistance and stain protection without changing the stone's character.

Get Started

Keep the driveway you paid for.

Free on-site estimates across St. George and Washington County. We check the surface, sample the finish, and give you a written number.