Pool Deck and Paver Maintenance

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Pro Pressure serves Pinellas & Hillsborough Counties.
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We don't just clean pavers, we bring them back to life!

We take paver cleaning to a whole new level
Anybody can pressure wash a pool deck with the right equipment, but here at Pro Pressure Clean and Seal we do far more then simply cleaning your pavers, we restore them to their original and sometimes even better then new look.

We are proud to announce our use of an environmentally friendly , non-solvent paver sealer. This revolutionary paver sealer can be used on the same day as the pavers are cleaned. No more waiting days for the pavers to dry out. No more spots because the water was trapped under the sealer. You can use your pool the same day and your driveway in 48 hours! It can also be applied to previously sealed pavers. Read more info at Sealnlock.com

Check out some our previous work with pool decks and pavers below:
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Recent Travertine Job "Pro Pressure Clean and Seal is the first contractor we've ever had that did exactly what they said they would do, in the time frame given and with no changes in price!" Lisa Z. Clearwater Beach, Fl	This travertine driveway and pool deck had been sealed with several different products.	Neither brought out the colors and both layers of sealer had to be stripped off.
We removed it, re-sanded and sealed with Seal N Lock Super Wet sealer.	This sealer really brings out the color of the sealer and on travertine gives a nice glossy finish.
The customer was thrilled.	"Pro Pressure Clean and Seal is the first contractor we've ever had that did exactly what they said they would do, in the time frame given and with no changes in price!"	Lisa Z. Clearwater Beach, Fl

This paver pool deck in Saint Petersburg hadn't been sealed in 8 years. The homeowner was having to apply roundup almost on a weekly basis because of severe weed growth.

The pavers were cleaned and then re-sanded, then Seal N Lock Natural Luster sealer was applied to lock in the sand and prevent weed growth while sealing the pavers. Pavers need to be re-sealed every 2-3 years to maintain the proper protection from stains and weed intrusion.

Saint Petersburg Pool Deck

These unsealed pavers in Snell Island, St. Petersburg will look like this after a short period of time.

The sealer protects from mildew growth on the surface and in the joints and the deck will be much easer to clean now.

Snell Island, St. Petersburg unsealed Pool Deck

New paver driveway in Tampa- Notice how unsealed pavers absorb water. They also absorb oil and other stains until sealed.

Our paver sealer is environmentally friendly with no Volatile Organic Compounds or VOCs that are harmful to the environment, and can be applied on the same day as cleaning!

New paver driveway in Tampa

This pool deck in Clearwater with thin pavers had extremely poor drainage and terrible mildew.

Sealing with Seal-N-Lock will inhibit mildew and plant growth and make the deck usable again.

Pool deck in Clearwater with horrible drainage

These paving stones in Feather Sound had severe mildew growth in the joints.

The old sand had to be removed and replaced with clean sand before sealing the pavers. The sealer also locks down the sand and inhibits weed growth.

Feather Sound paving stones

This paver driveway in St. Petersburg was never sealed. After cleaning and applying sealer on the left you can see how the color is brought back and even enhanced a little.

Travertine or Marble pavers

Direct effect of sealant Travertine or Marble pavers

Why do you have to seal your pavers?
Most installers don't seal pavers after they install them. This allows pavers to absorb anything dripped on them, along with dirt and mildew growth that will generally discolor them. The sun will fade them and weeds will grow in the joints. Sealing helps preserve the color and prevent stains.

Below are examples of improperly sealed pavers.

The white spots are trapped water because the contractor did not allow the pavers to dry before applying a solvent based sealer. Its an expensive mistake. The only way to fix this is to strip the pavers completely! Call us first to avoid these kind of mistakes.