Licensed, insured paver sealing for HOA communities, condo associations and commercial properties across South Florida, with the documentation your board or property manager needs on file.
Tell us about your project and we’ll follow up with a clear, no‑pressure quote and timeline.
Common areas, entrances, parking areas and pool decks at HOA communities and commercial properties take more daily traffic than any single home, and they’re the first thing residents, tenants and customers see. We work with property managers, HOA boards and business owners across South Florida to keep shared paver surfaces clean, protected and looking maintained, on a schedule that fits how the property actually operates.
Florida HOA contracts for outside vendors are governed by state statute, and most communities and commercial properties won’t hire a contractor without proof of license and insurance on file. We provide a Certificate of Insurance and licensing documentation before work starts, so your board or property manager has what’s needed for their records without back-and-forth.
A wet, glossy or uneven paved surface in a common area is a real liability question, not just an appearance issue. We use natural or matte finishes with non-slip additives on walkways, pool decks and entrances, and we flag any sinking, cracked or uneven pavers we find during the job so the property can address them before they become a claim. Addressing a known trip hazard is almost always less costly than the alternative.
Many HOAs and commercial properties put paver sealing on a recurring schedule, typically every 2 to 3 years, instead of waiting until surfaces look visibly worn. We can set up a maintenance program that covers common areas, entrances, amenity decks and shared walkways on a predictable cycle, so your board or management company isn’t re-evaluating vendors every time.
Commercial and HOA jobs come with logistics a single-family home doesn’t: active tenants, resident traffic, parking access, and sometimes multiple buildings or phases. We plan the work around your property’s schedule, section off areas as needed so the rest of the property stays usable, and communicate directly with property management throughout.
A proper commercial or HOA agreement should spell out the scope of work, service frequency, what’s included versus billed separately, and proof of insurance, not just a price. We put this in writing before work starts, so your board or management company has clear documentation for their files and for any resident questions.
Pricing depends on the total square footage, the number of common areas or buildings involved, current surface condition, and whether the work is a one-time job or an ongoing maintenance contract. Larger properties typically see a lower cost per square foot than a single home. Request a free estimate and we’ll walk the property with you and provide a clear proposal.
Travertine sealing is priced differently than sealing concrete or brick pavers, mainly because the prep work matters so much more. What moves the price:
We quote after seeing the surface and its condition. Request a free estimate and we’ll give you a clear number.
Yes. We provide a Certificate of Insurance and licensing documentation before work starts, so your board or property manager has what they need on file.
Yes. Many communities put paver sealing on a recurring schedule, typically every 2 to 3 years, for common areas, entrances and amenity decks. We can set that up so it’s not re-evaluated every time.
Yes. We plan around your property’s schedule and section off work areas as needed so the rest of the property stays usable while we work.
Yes. We put the scope of work, frequency, and pricing in writing before starting, which your board or management company can review and keep on file.
Yes. Larger communities and commercial properties are often done in phases so the whole property isn’t out of service at once.
It can. We use natural or matte finishes with non-slip additives on walkways and pool decks, and we flag any trip hazards we find so the property can address them.
Larger properties typically see a lower cost per square foot than a single home, since the price depends on total square footage, number of common areas, and whether it’s a one-time job or ongoing contract.
A proper agreement spells out the scope of work, service frequency, what’s included versus billed separately, and proof of insurance, not just a price.
Tell us about your property and we’ll provide a written proposal with pricing, scope and documentation your board or manager can review.
South Florida homeowners trust us to clean, sand, and seal their pavers the right way the first time, here’s what they’re saying after seeing their driveways, patios, and pool decks transformed.
Broward County, Miami-Dade County, & Monroe County
