How this protects your pavers
Sealing your driveway keeps oil, sun and tires from wearing the pavers down, so it stays solid and good-looking for years to come.
Why driveways need it most
- Vehicles drip oil and leave tire marks that soak into bare pavers.
- Driveways usually get full afternoon sun, so color fades faster than on shaded patios.
- Turning tires scrub joint sand loose; sealing over polymeric sand holds pavers tight.
What's included
- Rotary surface cleaning of the full driveway, plus degreasing of oil and tire stains.
- Efflorescence treatment where white haze is present.
- Polymeric sand in any open joints, compacted in.
- UV-resistant sealer in your choice of finish, with written cure times before you park again.
Driveway Sealing questions
How much does it cost to seal a paver driveway in Phoenix?
Price depends on size, condition and finish. Use the estimate calculator for a ballpark, then we confirm on a free on-site visit.
When can I park on my driveway after sealing?
Typically after 24–48 hours. We give exact times for the sealer used on your job.
Can you remove oil stains before sealing?
We degrease and treat oil stains before sealing. Fresh stains lift best; very old stains may lighten rather than disappear, and we'll tell you what to expect up front.
