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Signs Your Florida Brick Pavers Need Sealing Again

  • psalmisraelcallejo
  • Sep 29
  • 2 min read

Brick pavers add beauty and value to Florida homes, but they don’t stay protected forever. With constant exposure to sun, rain, humidity, and heavy foot or vehicle traffic, your pavers’ protective sealer naturally wears down over time. Knowing when it’s time to reseal can save you from costly repairs later.


In this guide, we’ll cover the clear warning signs your pavers need sealing again, why sealing matters in Florida’s climate, and what homeowners can expect from a professional resealing service.


Signs your brick pavers need resealing

Why Sealing Brick Pavers Matters in Florida

Florida’s climate is tough on outdoor surfaces:

  • UV Rays: Fade colors and weaken paver surfaces.

  • Heavy Rain: Washes out joint sand and allows water to penetrate.

  • Humidity & Growth: Algae, mold, and weeds thrive in unsealed joints.

  • Traffic & Use: Cars, furniture, and foot traffic wear down protection faster.


Without resealing every 2–3 years, pavers lose their vibrant look and structural integrity.


Top Signs It’s Time to Reseal Your Pavers

1. Faded or Dull Colors

If your once-rich pavers now look chalky, washed out, or uneven in tone, the sealer has worn off. Fresh sealing enhances color and locks in vibrancy.


2. Sand Loss Between Joints

Gaps or loose sand mean the joints are no longer stable. Resealing with proper joint sanding prevents shifting, weeds, and ant infestations.


3. Stubborn Stains That Don’t Wash Away

Oil spots, rust marks, or leaf stains that remain after cleaning show that your pavers are absorbing contaminants — a clear sign the protective layer is gone.


4. Water Absorption Instead of Beading

When water no longer beads on the surface and instead soaks into the pavers, sealing protection has worn out.


5. Slippery Surfaces Around Pools or Patios

Moisture buildup, algae, or mildew growth makes surfaces unsafe. Sealing adds water resistance and helps keep surfaces slip-resistant.


6. Shifting or Uneven Bricks

If bricks are moving underfoot or beginning to sink, it may be due to sand washout and lack of sealing. Early resealing prevents costly repairs later.



Benefits of Resealing Brick Pavers

  • Restores vibrant color and curb appeal.

  • Protects against UV fading, moisture, and stains.

  • Strengthens joints and prevents weeds or insects.

  • Extends the lifespan of driveways, patios, pool decks, and walkways.

  • Saves money long-term by avoiding major restorations.


The Premier Coatings Resealing Process

At Premier Coatings, we follow a proven 7-step process:

  1. Deep Cleaning to remove stains, dirt, and growth.

  2. Algaecide Application for long-term protection.

  3. Rinsing to prep the surface.

  4. Joint Sanding with quality silica sand.

  5. Cleanup for a smooth finish.

  6. Inspection to ensure quality.

  7. Heavy Flood Coat of Sealer for full saturation and lasting results.


Final Thoughts

If your pavers are showing signs of fading, staining, sand loss, or slippery surfaces, it’s time to reseal. Proactive maintenance keeps your outdoor spaces safe, beautiful, and durable year-round.

📞 Call Premier Coatings today at 727-237-5953 or request an estimate online to protect your investment with professional paver sealing.

 
 
 
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