Restore and Protect
Your Pavers With Professional Sealing
in Long Island & Suffolk County, NY
Long Island and Suffolk County’s muggy climate can lead to trouble with cracked, faded, or moldy pavers. Platinum Power Washing offers professional paver sealing in Long Island and Suffolk County, NY, to maintain curb appeal and prevent the need for frequent repairs.
We’re certified Trident Sealing installers with the capacity to complete the job in three days. Before sealing your pavers, we ensure they’re clean and free of organic matter. Then, we add polymeric sand to the joints, so weeds or moss don’t find room for growth.
When we finish, you’ll have more colorful paving with solid protection against moisture and staining.
Get your free quote today for professional paver sealing services in Long Island, NY!
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Paver Sealing Pricing
Service Pricing Breakdown
- Minimum project charge: $1,000
- Typical project range: $1,000 – $5,000
- Average pool patio sealing: $3,000 – $4,000
- High-end/complex jobs: $5,000+
The following factors may influence your final price for cleaning and sealing stone patios in Suffolk County:
- Square footage
- Material type
- Polymeric sand volume
- Removal of previous solvent-based sealers
- Add-ons like efflorescence or rust removal
- Drainage and access difficulty
- Number of coats applied
We use Trident water-based sealers and only work with commercial-grade tools.
Special Offers and Discounts
- 10% veteran discount
- Free exterior house washing services with all cleaning, sanding, and sealing packages
- Seasonal giveaways and raffles
Please inquire directly for eligibility for these limited-time offers.
Surfaces and Materials We Seal
Across Long Island and Suffolk County
Brick and Interlocking Pavers
When it comes to interlocking brick paver sealing in Long Island and Suffolk County, NY, we first blow out the joints, then refill with polymeric sand.
We apply dual-coat Trident sealant, which enhances your surface with a wet-look or matte finish.
Natural Stone and Travertine
We offer travertine sealing only in select cases. You’ll pay more for this specialized surface protection as the material is delicate.
We pre-treat efflorescence if visible and use a breathable water-based sealer to prevent trapped moisture or haze.
Concrete and Pool Decks
We seal your concrete only when it’s compatible with Trident’s water-based system. The first step is rotary surface cleaning with sodium hypochlorite and surfactant, followed by sanding. We carefully apply a sealer around the coping, so overspray doesn’t contaminate your pool.
Why Choose Platinum Power Washing for
Paver Sealing in Long Island
and Suffolk County
Certified Trident Sealing Technicians
As certified Trident paver sand and seal experts, we only use a premium, eco-conscious, water-based sealer.
Free House Wash With Every Sealing Package
We wash your house for free when you pay for a cleaning, sanding, and sealing job.
Fully Insured and Locally Owned
We’re licensed, insured, and locally based in Suffolk County with 10+ years of experience.
No Upfront Payments – Only Pay When You're Satisfied
We don’t collect payment until you approve the work.
Safe for Plants, Pets, and Property
Here’s how we protect your landscaping and furry friends:
- Plastic shielding
- Pre-wetting vegetation
- Rain-safe scheduling
- Furniture removal and protection
Our Proven 3-Day
Paver Sealing Process
Deep Cleaning and Pre-Treatment
Joint Resanding for Stability
Two-Coat Sealing Application
Post-Service Protection and Guidelines
Final Walkthrough or Photo Review
Satisfaction Guaranteed
No Upfront Payment Required
- We offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee; you only pay if satisfied. We handle free touch-ups or minor reapplications on a case-by-case basis. If your surface isn't worth sealing, we’ll advise against it.
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Our Paver Sealing Work
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to be home during the 3-day paver sealing process?
You don’t need to be home while we seal your pavers. Our exterior cleaning team can complete the entire 3-day process independently as long as we have access to the work area. We do recommend having someone available for walkthroughs or questions if possible.
How will you protect landscaping, siding, or furniture during sealing?
We use plastic shields and pre-rinse techniques to protect nearby plants, siding, and outdoor furniture. Any surfaces that could be affected by overspray are either covered, pre-wet, or temporarily moved to ensure complete safety throughout the sealing process.
What happens if it rains during the sealing process?
If rain is expected, we’ll reschedule the sealing portion to prevent product failure. Sealing is weather-dependent, and we only proceed when dry conditions are forecasted to ensure proper adhesion and cure time between coats.
Can you match the sand color to my pavers?
Yes, we select polymeric sand colors based on the tone of your pavers. Gray is the most common choice, but we confirm the best match during your consultation to ensure a seamless look.
Will the sealer make my pavers slippery, especially around pools?
No, the Trident water-based sealer we use does not create a slick or slippery surface. It’s designed to enhance appearance without compromising traction, making it safe for pool areas and walkways.
Can I seal just part of my patio or walkway?
Spot sealing is not recommended because it often results in visible differences in sheen and color. For the most consistent finish, we recommend sealing the entire surface at once.
How long should I wait before cleaning or pressure washing sealed pavers?
We recommend waiting at least 30 days before performing any pressure washing on newly sealed pavers. After that, annual soft washing is ideal to maintain the finish without damaging the sealer.
Can you fix loose or uneven pavers before sealing?
We do not perform releveling, but we’re happy to refer you to a trusted local partner for paver repairs. The surface should be stable before beginning the sealing process for best results.
How do I know if my pavers were sealed with a solvent-based product?
Signs of previous solvent-based sealer include yellowing, peeling, or cloudy haze. If you’re unsure, we’ll test a small area during the prep phase and advise whether removal is necessary before applying our water-based sealer.
Is there a best time of year to seal pavers in Long Island?
Spring through early fall is ideal for paver sealing in Long Island. We schedule sealing when temperatures are warm and dry to ensure proper curing and product performance.
Get a Free Paver Sealing Quote in
Long Island or Suffolk County Today!
Restore your pavers with the pros who care. Call Platinum Power Washing today at (631) 603-2160 or request your quote online for paver sealing in Long Island and Suffolk County, NY.