We strip failing sealer, re-level sunken sections, replace broken pavers, re-sand the joints and reseal — so the surface is level, locked and protected again.
Sealer can't fix a surface that's sunken or broken — so we handle the structural repairs before any protection goes down.
We lift sunken sections, correct the washed-out base, reset pavers to level, and swap out any cracked or broken units.
Failing, hazy or peeling sealer is stripped and the field is pressure-cleaned down to bare, sound pavers.
Fresh joint sand locks the field tight, then a full sealer coat protects the color and stabilizes the surface for years.
BeforeAfterSunken sections are lifted, the base is corrected, and pavers reset to level — no full tear-out.
Cracked or broken pavers are swapped individually without disturbing the surrounding field.
Once it's level and locked, a fresh seal keeps the repair stable and holds the color for years.
Restoration is tailored to what your surface actually needs — so the number reflects the real scope, not a ballpark.
How many sections have sunk and how much base has to be corrected.
Cracked or shattered units that need replacing, plus matching availability.
Failing or whitened sealer must be stripped before it can be resealed.
Total area to re-sand and seal after the repairs are done.
"The crew came out and was on time. Looked at my patio and gave me color recommendations. Night and day — looks amazing. Highly recommend all day."
"Premier pressure and pools cleaned our paver pool deck and even added in the driveway. The team was really easy to work with."
Sealing protects the surface but doesn't address structural issues like cracking or sinking. Those need restoration work first — re-leveling, replacing damaged units, or correcting the base. Once the structural issues are fixed, sealing can then be applied for long-term protection.
Florida's sandy soil, heavy rainfall, and tropical storms cause the base material under pavers to wash out or compact unevenly. Tree roots, heavy vehicles, poor original installation, and inadequate edge restraints can all contribute.
Yes — most restoration jobs involve lifting the sunken pavers, correcting the base underneath, and resetting them to level, without a full tear-out. We only recommend replacement when the base has failed across a large area or the pavers are cracked beyond repair.
Cracked or broken pavers can be individually swapped out without disturbing the surrounding surface, as long as matching units are available. If the style is discontinued, we'll help source the closest match or talk through options at the quote.
If the old sealer is failing — white haze, peeling, blotches — we strip it first so the new coat bonds properly. We'll tell you at the quote whether stripping is needed before resealing.
Send your address or a photo — we'll give you an honest assessment and a real number, no sales pitch.