
Paver Sealing and Pool Deck Cleaning in Lakewood Ranch, FL
Pressure washing, re-sanding joints and sealing paver, travertine and stamped pool decks, with the sealer type matched to a wet, sunny deck.
Paver sealing in Lakewood Ranch starts around $1.50 a square foot for a pool deck, washed, re-sanded and given two coats of sealer, or about $900 for a 600 sq ft deck. Lakewood Ranch Pool Deck Co handles paver and travertine sealing, pool deck cleaning, and the repairs that turn up once the deck is clean. On pavers and travertine, sealing is the last step of a pool deck restoration.
Paver Sealing Prices in Lakewood Ranch
| Job | Price | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Wash, re-sand, two coats water-based sealer | From $1.50/sq ft (1,000 sq ft about $1,500) | Lakewood Ranch sealing company, 2026 |
| Paver sealing, national range | $1.50 to $3.25/sq ft | HomeGuide |
| Full clean and seal service | $1 to $3/sq ft; travertine $3+ | Angi 2026 |
| Cleaning only | $0.25 to $0.50/sq ft | Angi 2026 |
| Travertine sealing | $1 to $3/sq ft, every 2 to 3 years | HomeGuide |
Small decks cost more per foot because setup is the same; one Florida installer sets a $1,000 minimum for jobs under 1,000 sq ft. Broken or sunken pavers found during washing are a separate repair line; see paver pool decks for relaying and replacement.
How a Pool Deck Gets Cleaned and Sealed

- Wash. Surface cleaner and rinse to lift algae, sunscreen and salt or chlorine residue. Washing pulls sand out of the joints, which is why it is never done alone before sealing.
- Re-sand. Joints refilled with polymeric sand, swept off the surface and misted so it sets.
- Dry. SEK-Surebond asks for 24 hours of dry surface after cleaning or rain before its sealer goes on.
- Seal. Two thin coats by sprayer or roller, with anti-slip grit in the coat on wet areas.
- Cure. Water-based sealer needs 24 to 48 hours before light foot traffic, solvent-based up to 72 hours (HomeGuide).
Which Sealer for a Pool Deck

| Sealer | Look | Life | Pool deck notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Water-based acrylic (joint stabilizing) | Matte to satin | About 2 to 3 years | Common pool deck choice; binds joint sand |
| Solvent-based acrylic | Wet look, glossy | Up to 5 years | Richest color, highest slip risk; add grit |
| Penetrating silane or siloxane | No film, natural | Water repellency 5 to 10 years (Mortex Protect-A-Deck) | Does not stabilize sand; good for Kool Deck and natural stone |
Sources: SEK-Surebond SB-1300 data sheet, Angi 2026, Mortex Protect-A-Deck, Concrete Network pool deck sealers. The SB-1300 sheet itself warns that excess coats can make a surface slippery and recommends an anti-slip additive around pool decks.
Cleaning a Kool Deck or Spray Deck
Coated concrete decks are cleaned differently from pavers. Mortex tells Kool Deck owners to use strong soap and water and not to acid wash it themselves, and to rinse often when the pool has a salt chlorinator. Hard pressure washing wears textured acrylic coatings down faster. If a coated deck is chalky or bare in spots, it needs a recoat rather than a sealer; see cool deck coating.
HOA Notes for Lakewood Ranch
The Country Club and Edgewater village manual requires a Modification Request before sealing concrete driveways and walkways and limits sealer colors to an approved list. It says nothing specific about pool decks inside the cage, so a clear sealer on a pool deck is usually a non-issue, but a tinted or color-enhancing sealer is worth a quick question to your village committee.
Paver Sealing and Pool Deck Cleaning in Lakewood Ranch: Questions
How much does paver sealing cost in Lakewood Ranch?
About $1.50 a square foot is the published local starting price, which puts a 600 sq ft pool deck near $900 and a 1,000 sq ft deck near $1,500 with pressure washing, polymeric re-sanding and two coats of water-based sealer included. National guides range from $1.50 to $3.25 a square foot, with small jobs at the top of that range.
Is sealing pavers a good idea around a pool?
Yes, for most pool decks: sealer locks joint sand in place, slows algae and stains, and keeps color from fading as fast. The catch is grip. Sealer forms a film that can be slick when wet, so pool decks should get a matte or natural finish, thin coats and an anti-slip additive, as SEK-Surebond's own data sheet recommends for pool surrounds.
How long does paver sealer last in Florida?
Two to three years on a sunny pool deck is the usual reseal cycle. A Lakewood Ranch sealing company quotes matte finishes at four to five years, semi-gloss at three to four and wet-look at two to three, with pool decks and driveways resealed every two to three years. Angi gives solvent-based sealers up to five years and water-based around two.
Wet look or natural look sealer for a pool deck?
Natural or matte is the safer pick around water. A wet look needs a solvent-based sealer, since water-based products cannot achieve it, and HomeGuide flags solvent-based sealers as able to be slippery. If you want the richer color, ask for a color-enhancing sealer with grit added rather than a high-gloss film.
How much does pool deck cleaning cost without sealing?
Cleaning alone runs about $0.25 to $0.50 a square foot on Angi's 2026 figures, or $100 to $400 for a simple pressure wash. HomeGuide puts separate pressure washing at $0.35 to $0.80 a square foot. A 600 sq ft deck is roughly $150 to $480 to clean.
Can pavers be sealed in the rainy season?
Yes, with timing. SEK-Surebond's SB-1300 needs the surface dry for 24 hours after cleaning or rain and should go down between 40 F and 95 F on a surface under 120 F, so summer jobs are morning jobs and get pushed by afternoon storms. Late fall through spring is the easier window.
Give the square footage and the sealer finish you want; washing and sand are priced in.