Seal Your Pavers Before the Pacific Northwest Does.

Pavers are porous. In a dry climate, that's barely noticeable. In Western Washington — where surfaces stay wet for months, moss spores are constant, and freeze-thaw cycles stress every surface — open pores become a liability.

A quality sealer closes the surface pores, reduces moisture absorption, and creates a barrier against moss, algae, staining, and oil penetration. It also stabilizes the polymeric sand in the joints, reducing erosion and the weed growth that follows when joints degrade.

The key word is quality. Consumer-grade sealers from hardware stores break down quickly in the Pacific Northwest climate. We use commercial-grade penetrating and film-forming sealers matched to your paver material — concrete, natural stone, or clay — and applied by our crew to ensure even coverage.