Paver Cleaning and Sealing in Fort Myers, FL
The biggest mistake Fort Myers homeowners make is waiting until pavers look bad before calling us. Once algae has penetrated the surface or joints have been compromised for a full rainy season, the job takes twice as long and costs more. Two to three years between seals is the right interval here.
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What Fort Myers Pavers Face Every Year
- May through October: Daily afternoon storms drive water into unsealed joints, washing out sand and pushing up pavers.
- Year-round UV: Fort Myers averages 271 sunny days per year — that breaks down sealer faster than almost anywhere in the country.
- Canal-front and waterfront properties: Salt air and moisture accelerate surface oxidation and algae growth significantly, which is why regular brick paver cleaning fort myers fl matters most in these areas.
- Sandy substrate: Homes throughout Fort Myers, Cape Coral, and Lehigh Acres shift more than properties built on harder ground further inland.
Why us?
Our Process for Fort Myers Paver Cleaning and Sealing
- Surface inspection — Assess joint integrity, drainage slope, surface staining, and whether pavers need repair before sealing.
- Deep clean — Controlled pressure washing combined with paver-safe cleaning solution to remove mold, algae, efflorescence, and staining.
- Joint resanding — If joints have eroded, we refill with polymeric sand. This step is what separates a real seal job from a spray-and-go.
- Two-coat sealing — Water-based, breathable sealer applied in two coats. Breathable matters in Fort Myers humidity — film-forming sealers trap moisture and turn white.
- Job site protection — We tape off the driveway for 48 hours and lock pool cage doors.
If your pavers have been previously sealed and they’ve turned white or hazy, that’s a restoration job — not a cleaning job. We strip failed sealers and start clean. See our paver restoration service for details.
Fort Myers Neighborhoods We Service Regularly
- Gateway — Large concrete paver driveways, high traffic, need regular maintenance.
- Pelican Preserve — Active adult community, pool decks and lanais are the primary work.
- Verandah — Golf community along the Orange River, shade from oak canopy causes heavy algae growth.
- Colonial Country Club — Older pavers that often need restoration before sealing.
- Cape Coral canals — Waterfront driveways and docks with heavy salt air exposure.
- North Fort Myers along the river — Older homes with original pavers that frequently need resetting, along with the kind of paver sealing north fort myers fl homeowners schedule afterward to protect the repair.
- Lehigh Acres — Large square footage jobs where we offer competitive per-foot pricing.
Paver Services We Offer in Fort Myers

Paver restoration
Strip failed sealers, treat staining, and reseal properly.

Paver repair
Reset sunken or shifted pavers, fix trip hazards before sealing.

Paver joint sanding
Refill eroded joints with polymeric sand

VIP maintenance program
We come back on schedule so you never have to think about it.
Real Paver Sealing Reviews From Happy Customers
WHAT Your Neighbors ARE SAYING




Thanks,
R. Morris
Most recent work completed - 6/23/26










They did such a good job that we have scheduled them to power wash and seal both our lanai and our driveway!
Thanks Larry and Dennis!


The owner is an amazing business owner and has an amazing team! Make sure to check them out and make sure to support locally owned businesses.
Definitely HIGHLY RECOMMEND! They don’t just clean and seal pavers, they do concrete too!
Thank you Paver Protectors
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Frequently Asked Questions — Paver Sealing in Fort Myers
If we refill the joints with polymeric sand first, yes. The sand hardens when activated and creates a weed and ant-resistant barrier. We always do both.
A few hundred dollars for a small patio to over a thousand for a full driveway and pool deck. Free quotes — call (239) 288-0705.
Yes. Travertine requires a penetrating sealer, not a film-forming one. We have extensive experience with travertine and natural stone throughout Lee County.