There are days you should not seal pavers: brand new and uncured, damp or before rain, over efflorescence/dirt/mold, or over a failing old sealer. Why timing and prep decide the result.
When You Should NOT Seal Your Pavers
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Albert Kelly is the founder of Kingdom Elite Services LLC, a veteran-owned paver-sealing company working driveways, patios and pool decks across the Tampa Bay area since 2016. Every article on this site is his.
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