Maintenance

Paver Sealing & Restoration

Sealing is what keeps pavers looking new — it locks in color, stabilizes joints, repels stains, and brings tired, faded surfaces back to life. We also correct paver work that was poorly installed elsewhere.

Sealed paver front entry restoration

Restore faded, shifting pavers and lock in their color for years.

The Work

Over time, sun, rain, and traffic fade paver color, wash out joint sand, and let weeds take hold. A professional clean and seal restores the rich tone, re-stabilizes the joints, and adds a protective barrier against oil, rust, and organic stains.

We also take on restoration of paver work that was installed poorly by others — re-leveling sunken sections, resetting shifted edges, and rebuilding failed joints before sealing.

What's Included

Deep Clean

Pressure cleaning to lift embedded dirt, mold, and efflorescence without damaging the surface.

Joint Re-Sanding

Polymeric sand re-applied and activated to lock joints and stop weed and ant intrusion.

Premium Sealer

Breathable, non-yellowing sealer that enhances color and repels stains without trapping moisture.

Restoration Repairs

Re-leveling of sunken or shifted pavers and edge repair before sealing, where needed.

Our Process

01

Assess & Quote

We inspect for settling, failed joints, and drainage issues and quote cleaning, repair, and sealing.

02

Clean & Repair

Surface is cleaned and any sunken or shifted pavers are reset to grade.

03

Re-Sand

Polymeric sand is swept in and activated to lock the joints.

04

Seal

Sealer is applied evenly and cured for a durable, color-enhanced finish.

Why North Lion

  • Restores faded color and enhances the natural tone
  • Stabilizes joints against washout and weeds
  • Corrects poorly installed paver work from other contractors
  • Extends the life of your existing hardscape investment

Project Gallery

Restored & sealed front entry

Restored & sealed front entry

Sealed screened lanai courtyard

Sealed screened lanai courtyard

Sealed curved stone walkway

Sealed curved stone walkway

Frequently Asked

How often should pavers be sealed?

Typically every 2–3 years depending on traffic and sun exposure. We'll advise you on a schedule during the estimate.

Can you fix pavers another contractor installed badly?

Yes. We regularly re-level sunken pavers, reset shifted edges, and rebuild failed joints before sealing.

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