If you’ve recently had your pavers sealed, congratulations! Sealing is a smart investment that protects your outdoor surfaces from stains, weather damage, and wear — while enhancing their natural color and shine. But to keep your pavers looking fresh and flawless for years to come, proper maintenance is key.
Here’s everything you need to know about caring for your sealed pavers, plus details about our exclusive PAVERS + Maintenance Program designed to make upkeep easy and affordable.
1. Keep It Clean with Regular Sweeping
Dirt, leaves, and debris can accumulate on your pavers quickly, especially if they’re outdoors. Regular sweeping or using a leaf blower prevents buildup that could cause stains or dull the sealer’s finish.
2. Wash Your Pavers Occasionally
Every few months, give your pavers a gentle wash with mild soap and water. You can use a garden hose for rinsing, or if you prefer pressure washing, be sure to use a low-pressure setting to avoid damaging the sealant.
3. Avoid Harsh Chemicals
Harsh cleaners like bleach, acidic detergents, or oil-based products can break down the protective sealant. Stick to mild cleaners designed for pavers or natural soaps.
4. Treat Stains Immediately
If spills or stains happen — whether from oil, grease, or food — clean them up promptly with a suitable cleaner. This helps prevent permanent discoloration.
5. Stay on Top of Weed Growth
Weeds and grass can sometimes grow between paver joints, disrupting the surface and potentially damaging the seal. Pull them out as soon as you spot them to keep your pavers neat and intact.
6. Reapply Sealer Every Few Years
Sealants don’t last forever. Depending on the product used, you’ll want to reapply sealer every 2 to 3 years to maintain strong protection and a glossy finish. Check details about our exclusive PAVERS + Maintenance Program designed to make upkeep easy and affordable.
7. Our Exclusive PAVERS + Maintenance Program designed to make upkeep easy and affordable.
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