We serve Pinellas County, including St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, and Palm Harbor. Coastal homes here face salt air and salt water pools, and we're licensed and insured for all Florida counties.
Paver Sealing Florida is a family-owned, licensed and insured company based about 38 road miles west in Brandon. Steve and Sam measure every Pinellas County job in person and do the cleaning and sealing themselves.
Common Paver Problems in Pinellas County
- Salt air and salt water pool damage
- Faded, weedy pool deck joints
- Older brick and mixed materials
- Empty joints and weeds after summer storms
Services for Pinellas County Homeowners
We offer brick paver sealing, travertine sealing, pool deck sealing, marble and stone sealing. Sunken or broken pavers? We work with the highest rated local paver installers to assure your repairs are done correctly before sealing. See paver repairs and leveling.
Our Process in Pinellas County
- Measure and inspect for a written estimate.
- Repairs if needed, coordinated with top-rated installers.
- Deep clean and treat stains.
- Wet-sand the joints with ASTM C144 sand.
- Seal with a professional Trident sealer in your choice of finish.
Nearby, we also serve Lakeland, Wesley Chapel, Tampa Palms, New Tampa.
Pressure Washing in Pinellas County
Pinellas County sits between Tampa Bay and the Gulf, and salt air reaches almost every yard. Salt soaks into unsealed pavers and stone, then crystallizes and slowly breaks down the surface. A careful pressure washing is the first step in slowing that down.
Our work here is mostly in St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, and Palm Harbor, about 40 road miles west of our Brandon office. We clean concrete driveways, sidewalks, paver patios, pool decks, and travertine. Soft stone gets low pressure and stone-safe cleaners. Mildew and algae get a low-pressure treatment before washing.
Older city homes often have vintage brick, mixed materials, and tight access. We protect landscaping and neighboring property and work carefully around historic surfaces. Once the surface is clean, a breathable sealer helps keep salt out, so many homeowners pair the wash with sealing. Read about our pressure washing service. Across the bay, we also offer pressure washing in Tampa and pressure washing near South Tampa.
Paver Cleaning in Pinellas County
Brick paver cleaning is a big part of our Pinellas County work. Vintage brick at older city homes needs a gentle hand, and newer concrete pavers near the water need protection from salt.
Pool deck paver cleaning matters here too, especially around salt water pools. Salt, sun, and bare feet wear the surface every day. We clean the deck, treat mildew, and wet-sand the joints. With paver cleaning and sealing, a breathable sealer helps keep salt from soaking in, and we clean the pool the same day.
Patio paver cleaning in Clearwater, Largo, or Palm Harbor follows the same careful steps. See our paver cleaning service and pool deck cleaning and sealing. We also offer paver cleaning on Harbor Island.
Travertine and Marble Sealing in Pinellas County
Salt is the big issue for travertine in Pinellas County. Homes near Tampa Bay or the Gulf get salt air, and many have salt water pools. Salt soaks into the stone, dries into crystals, and wears the surface down. A breathable sealer keeps more salt out, and fresh-water rinses help.
We offer travertine sealing in St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, and Palm Harbor. We clean at low pressure with stone-safe products, then seal in a natural or enhanced finish. Read about travertine around salt water pools.
Marble Pavers and Coping in Pinellas County
Marble coping on a salt water pool takes the most punishment. Salt left to dry in the pores can cause flaking. We seal it with a penetrating sealer, including the bullnose edge. Outdoor marble cleaning is done with marble-safe products only. See pool coping sealing and marble paver sealing in Pinellas County. Across the bay, we also handle travertine sealing in Apollo Beach.
What Paver Sealing Costs in Pinellas County
Most professional paver cleaning and sealing jobs in Pinellas County run about $1.75 to $3.00 or more per square foot, depending on the condition of your pavers, the sealer and finish you choose, and how much repair and joint sand they need. Every estimate is free, written, and based on measured square footage. See the full paver sealing cost guide.
Paver Sealing and Pressure Washing in St. Petersburg and Clearwater
Our Pinellas County work is mostly in St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, and Palm Harbor. Salt air, sandy soil, and full sun are hard on pavers near the water, so we clean with the right pressure for each surface, re-sand with ASTM C144 joint sand, and seal with breathable Trident sealers. For waterfront homes we often recommend an invisible penetrating sealer for stone and a joint-stabilizing sealer for concrete pavers. Read salt air and waterfront paver care.
Paver Sealing Near Pinellas County
We also seal and pressure wash pavers in nearby Tampa, South Tampa, and Carrollwood. We are about 40 road miles west of our Brandon office, so scheduling is easy. See all service areas.
Paver Sealing in Pinellas County at a Glance
- County
- Pinellas County
- From our office
- About 40 road miles west of our Brandon office
- Communities we serve
- St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, Palm Harbor
- Estimates
- Free, written, 7 days a week
What We See on Pinellas County Properties
Salt Air and Salt Water Pools
Being close to Tampa Bay or the Gulf means salt in the air and often salt water pools. Salt soaks into unsealed pavers and stone, then crystallizes and breaks down the surface over time. A breathable sealer helps keep salt out.
Pool Decks
Pool decks see sun, chlorine or salt, and bare feet every day. We clean and seal pool decks, then clean the pool the same day so you're back in the water fast.
Older Homes and Tight Spaces
Older city properties often have vintage brick, mixed materials, and tight access. We protect landscaping and neighboring property and work carefully around historic surfaces.
Services in Pinellas County
Serving Pinellas County from our Brandon office: 703 Green Cove Drive, Brandon, FL 33510. Call or text (813) 389-3683, open 7 days a week, 8 AM to 8 PM.
New: slip-resistant coatings in Pinellas County. We can add a clear Cobble Grip coating with non-skid additive to pool decks, steps, and entries on pavers, travertine, marble, and natural stone. Learn about slip resistant coatings.
What Pinellas County Area Customers Say
They do excellent work and great communication.
Steve and Sam did such a wonderful job, took extra care of entire patio are, including vacuuming the pool, cleaned all our screens vacuum every doorway. What a great company. If you are looking for professional work I highly recommend them.
Sam and Steve were the absolute best to work with. They arrived on time, and explained what they were going to do. They made our pavers shine like never before. We are 100% satisfied with their quality of work. These two brothers are very professional and you can see the care they put into their work. Thank you.
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Pinellas County FAQs
Do you offer free estimates in Pinellas County?
Yes. We measure your project in Pinellas County and give you a free written estimate with the actual square footage.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. Paver Sealing Florida is licensed and insured for all Florida counties, and we provide a vendor packet on request.
Do you serve St. Petersburg?
Yes. We work throughout Pinellas County, including St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, Palm Harbor, and nearby Lakeland, Wesley Chapel, Tampa Palms, New Tampa.
How long does paver sealing last in Pinellas County?
Most sealed pavers in Pinellas County last about 2 to 5 years before they need resealing. Full sun, vehicle traffic, irrigation overspray, and salt air shorten that window.
How far is Pinellas County from your office?
About 40 road miles west of our Brandon office. We schedule free estimates 7 days a week, 8 AM to 8 PM.
What does paver sealing cost in Pinellas County?
Estimated costs in Pinellas County run around $1.75 to $3.00 or more per square foot, based on the condition of your paver system: size, stains, old sealer, and the surface. See our paver sealing cost guide, or get a free written estimate.
Does salt air affect pavers in Pinellas County?
Yes. Salt soaks into unsealed pavers and stone and can wear the surface over time. A breathable sealer reduces how much salt gets in.
Do you guarantee your work?
Yes. We offer a Lifetime Guarantee on labor: if our work was done incorrectly, we will gladly reseal it at no charge. Sealing products carry a manufacturer warranty, typically one year. See our guarantee.
Do you offer pressure washing in Pinellas County?
Yes. We pressure wash concrete driveways, sidewalks, paver patios, pool decks, and natural stone in Pinellas County, and can re-sand and seal pavers on the same visit. Call or text (813) 389-3683.
How much does paver sealing cost in Pinellas County?
Most cleaning and sealing jobs in Pinellas County run about $1.75 to $3.00 or more per square foot, based on condition, finish, repairs, and joint sand. Estimates are free and written.
Do you serve St. Petersburg and Clearwater?
Yes. We clean, sand, and seal pavers and pressure wash driveways and pool decks in St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, Palm Harbor, and across Pinellas County.
Do you travel to St. Petersburg and Clearwater for pressure washing?
Yes. Our Pinellas County work is mostly in St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, and Palm Harbor, about 40 road miles west of our Brandon office. We're licensed and insured for all Florida counties, and every estimate is free and written.
Can you clean old brick pavers at older Pinellas County homes?
Yes. Older city properties often have vintage brick and mixed materials. We clean at the right pressure for each surface, protect landscaping and neighboring property, and work carefully around historic surfaces. Fresh joint sand and sealing are optional after cleaning.
How does salt air affect travertine in Pinellas County?
Salt from the air and salt water pools soaks into travertine, then dries into crystals that wear the surface over time. A breathable sealer reduces how much salt gets in. Rinsing the deck and coping with fresh water often helps too.