On Marco Island, a lot of the paving sits right on the water: pool decks that run to the seawall, driveways a few steps from a canal, condo walkways that face the Gulf breeze. That constant salt and moisture is why pavers here fade, grow mildew and lose joint sand sooner than you'd expect. I'm Aaron Kochheiser, and Paver Savers & Concrete, LLC has been cleaning and sealing pavers across Southwest Florida since 2010.
Every job starts with a proper clean. We remove salt film, mildew and staining, then refill the joints with polymeric sand so the surface locks together and holds up better against washout.
We only use the highest quality two-part water-based urethane sealers. You can walk on the pavers after one hour, and vehicles can go back on the driveway the next day.
If there's already an old sealer on the pavers, we visually inspect it before anything new goes down. A coating that's cloudy, white or peeling needs paver stripping first, or the new sealer will sit on a failing layer. If the pool deck has a dip near the seawall, we'll tell you whether it looks like normal settling we can repair or a seawall problem that needs a marine contractor first.
Travertine is common on Marco pool decks. We handle it separately through our travertine and stone maintenance service.
We recommend resealing every 2 to 3 years. If you join our annual maintenance plan, we come back each year to clean and seal, so the surface stays fresh whether or not you're in town.
Tell us about the property. Photos, your community or building name, any association finish rules, and how we get access.
Inspect the surface. Pavers, joints, existing coating and the seawall edge on waterfront lots.
Clean and re-sand. Deep clean, then polymeric sand in the joints.
Seal. Two-part water-based urethane sealer on dry pavers. Walk after one hour, drive the next day.
Keep it up. Reseal every 2 to 3 years, or let the annual maintenance plan handle it.
We've cared for Southwest Florida pavers since 2010, from our home base in Fort Myers. All work backed by a full one year warranty. Call (239) 900-4410 any time. The phone is answered 24/7. Elsewhere in Collier County, see our Naples paver sealing page, or read our reviews.
For another island community, see our Sanibel Island paver sealing page.
Aaron is the greatest guy with a amazing work ethic. He goes above and beyond and catches problems with other items at the house and has the knowledge to fix them. Couldn’t be happier and I am super picky. Our pool area was so moldy looks so good.
Aaron and his team always does an excellent job. I had him out about 5 years ago to do some extensive repairs to my pool deck and seal it. Because of the great job done then, I called him back to come out to clean and seal my pavers. Just like the first time, great job done at a reasonable price. …
Aaron and his crew did an excellent job cleaning and sealing my pavers on my driveway and the lanai. It looks very nice! Aaron was pleasant to deal with, and the price was very good.
We recommend resealing every 2 to 3 years. If you join our annual maintenance plan, we clean and seal your pavers every year, so the surface stays freshly cleaned and sealed.
We only use the highest quality two-part water-based urethane sealers.
You can walk on freshly sealed pavers after one hour, and vehicles can go back on the driveway the next day.
Most paver sealing jobs fall between $1.10 and $1.50 per square foot, and we keep some of the most competitive paver sealing prices in the industry. Every job gets a free quote based on your actual surface.
Yes. Send us the association's guidelines and any vendor requirements, and we'll plan the finish and the schedule around them.
Not until the cause is known. Sealer won't fix a dip. We'll look at it and tell you whether it's a paver repair or a seawall issue to fix first.
Based in Fort Myers and serving Marco Island and all of Southwest Florida.
Call or text (239) 900-4410, answered 24/7, or send a request with photos, your community name and any association rules. All work backed by a full one year warranty.