What affects pavers in San Tan Valley
Unsealed builder pavers
New-construction pavers fade quickly in the first few summers. A first clean and seal locks in the color before it washes out.
Open desert dust
Wind off nearby desert and farmland pushes fine dust into paver pores and joints. Sealed pavers rinse clean with a hose.
Weeds in fresh joints
Joint sand in newer installs often settles and leaves gaps where weeds sprout. We top off with polymeric sand before sealing.
Why sealing matters in San Tan Valley
Most San Tan Valley pavers have never been sealed. Sealing them while they're still fairly new is the easiest way to keep their color and keep them in good shape longer — before sun and dust do the damage.
San Tan Valley HOA tips
Johnson Ranch and most San Tan Valley communities have HOAs. Cleaning and a natural-look sealer rarely need approval; check with your HOA before choosing a wet-look finish that darkens the color.
San Tan Valley neighborhoods we serve
- Johnson Ranch
- Copper Basin
- Pecan Creek
- Skyline Ranch
- Circle Cross Ranch
- Morning Sun Farms
Services available in San Tan Valley
Every service is available in San Tan Valley, from Johnson Ranch to Morning Sun Farms:
San Tan Valley paver sealing questions
Do you come out to San Tan Valley?
Yes — San Tan Valley is a regular part of our route, right alongside Queen Creek and Gilbert.
Which San Tan Valley neighborhoods do you serve?
All of San Tan Valley, including Johnson Ranch, Copper Basin, Pecan Creek, Skyline Ranch, Circle Cross Ranch and Morning Sun Farms. Check any ZIP code with the service-area checker on this page.
Which ZIP codes in San Tan Valley do you cover?
85140, 85143 and 85144. Nearby areas like Queen Creek, Coolidge and Gilbert are covered too.