In Brevard County, professional paver cleaning, re-sanding and sealing typically runs about $1.00–$2.50 per square foot in 2026 — roughly $500–$1,800 for a typical driveway. Your final price varies by size, condition and the sealer you choose, and every Protect & Seal quote is free and on-site.
In Brevard County, professional paver cleaning, re-sanding and sealing typically runs about $1.00–$2.50 per square foot in 2026 — roughly $500–$1,800 for a typical driveway. The exact number varies by size and condition, so every Protect & Seal paver sealing estimate is free and on-site.
| Paver cleaning, re-sand & seal | $1.00–$2.50 / sq ft |
| Typical driveway (clean + reseal) | $500–$1,800 |
| Patio or walkway | $350–$1,200 |
| Pool deck | $600–$2,000 |
| Wet-look (glossy) sealer upgrade | Adds ~10–25% |
| Heavy stain / rust removal | Priced per job |
Ranges are typical Brevard prices for cleaning, re-sanding and sealing; your exact number depends on size and condition. Every Protect & Seal estimate is free, on-site and itemized — call or text ●●●.
Most Brevard homeowners pay between $1.00 and $2.50 per square foot to have their pavers professionally cleaned, re-sanded and sealed. That price bundles three steps: a deep pressure clean to strip mold, weeds and grime; fresh polymeric joint sand; and a commercial-grade sealer. A small, clean patio prices near the low end; a large driveway that needs heavy stain removal and a premium wet-look sealer lands near the top. The number that matters is the total installed price for the whole process — not the price of the sealer alone.
Five things move a sealing quote more than anything else: the total square footage, the condition of the pavers, whether the joints need re-sanding, the type of sealer, and how much stain removal is involved. Weeds, mold, oil and rust all add prep labor. Re-sanding the joints with polymeric sand — which is what stops weeds and locks the pavers together — is included in a proper reseal but adds material and time. And a glossy wet-look sealer costs a little more than a natural matte finish. Bigger jobs usually cost less per square foot because setup is spread across more area.
A wet-look sealer leaves that rich, "freshly-rained-on" gloss that deepens the paver color and makes a driveway pop — it costs a little more and shows off the stone. A matte or natural-look sealer protects the pavers exactly as well but keeps the original dry appearance with no shine, which many homeowners prefer on a large pool deck. Both harden the joint sand and block stains, so it comes down to the finish you want. We show you samples on your own pavers before you decide.
In Florida, plan to reseal every 2–4 years. Our intense sun and UV, salt air along the beachside towns, and near-daily summer rain break sealer down faster than in cooler, drier climates. A high-traffic driveway wears sooner than a shaded patio. Resealing on schedule is far cheaper than letting the surface fade, grow weeds and stain — once oil and rust soak into bare pavers, restoring them costs much more than a routine reseal would have.
Sealing does three things that protect the money you already spent on your pavers: it locks in the color so the sun can't fade it, it hardens the joint sand so weeds and ants can't push up between the stones, and it creates a barrier against oil, rust and mold so stains wipe off instead of soaking in. For a few hundred dollars it defends a driveway or pool deck that cost many thousands to install — that's why it's one of the highest-return maintenance jobs in Florida. Ready to protect yours? Explore the full Protect & Seal paver sealing service, or call ●●● for a free quote.
In Brevard County, professional paver cleaning, re-sanding and sealing typically runs about $1.00–$2.50 per square foot in 2026 — roughly $500–$1,800 for a typical driveway. The exact price depends on size, condition, the sealer you choose, and how much stain and weed removal the surface needs. Every Protect & Seal estimate is free and on-site — call or text ●●●.
Most paver driveways in Brevard County fall between $500 and $1,800 to clean, re-sand and seal, depending on square footage and condition. A small, clean driveway lands near the low end; a large driveway that needs heavy stain removal and fresh polymeric sand lands higher. You get an itemized written price before any work starts.
Five things move the price the most: the total square footage, the condition of the pavers (mold, weeds and oil stains take more prep), whether the joints need re-sanding with polymeric sand, the type of sealer you choose (wet-look glossy sealers cost more than a natural matte finish), and any stain or rust removal. Bigger jobs usually cost less per square foot.
A wet-look sealer leaves a rich, glossy "freshly-wet" finish that deepens the paver color and costs a little more. A matte or natural-look sealer protects the pavers just as well but keeps the original dry appearance with no shine. Both harden the joint sand and block stains — it comes down to the look you want.
In Florida, plan to reseal every 2–4 years. Our intense sun, UV, salt air and afternoon rain break sealer down faster than in cooler climates, and high-traffic driveways wear sooner than a shaded patio. Resealing on schedule is far cheaper than letting the pavers fade, grow weeds and stain.
Yes. Sealing locks in the color, hardens the joint sand so weeds and ants can't push through, and creates a barrier against oil, rust and mold stains — so the surface stays cleaner and lasts longer. For a few hundred dollars it protects a driveway or pool deck that cost many thousands to install.