Always starts with a deep clean. Then polymeric joint re-sanding. Then commercial-grade penetrating sealer. The right order, done correctly, lasts 3–5 years. Serving Lewis Center and Delaware County.
Lewis Center's newer residential developments feature significant paver installations that are often unsealed from the builder — leaving them vulnerable to Ohio's first few freeze-thaw cycles. Our paver sealing service in Lewis Center addresses new and existing installations with the same process: deep clean, full drying, polymeric re-sanding, and commercial penetrating sealer. Same-day quotes for our local neighbors.
Our paver sealing process begins with a thorough pressure cleaning — and this step is non-negotiable. Sealing over contaminated, stained, or biologically compromised pavers traps the damage in permanently. We use a commercial surface cleaner to deep clean every paver face, flush the joints, and remove all biological growth, staining, and debris.
After cleaning and full drying, we re-sand the joints with polymeric sand — a sand-polymer mixture that hardens when wetted and cures to resist weed germination and ant intrusion. Standard sand washes out and blows away within a season or two; polymeric sand stays in place.
The sealer we apply is a commercial-grade penetrating product — not the film-forming topcoat sealers you find at hardware stores, which peel, cloud, and require complete removal before resealing. Penetrating sealers work inside the paver matrix, protecting against staining and freeze-thaw damage.
Central Ohio's freeze-thaw cycle is the primary threat to paver longevity. Water in unsealed paver joints expands and contracts through winter, eventually working the joint sand loose and destabilizing the paver installation.
Before and after — every job documented.
We serve Lewis Center and all of Delaware County. Same-day quotes. Trained crews. Before-and-after photos. Satisfaction guarantee on every job.
