Paver sealing in St. Augustine
Founded in 1565, St. Augustine mixes historic brick and coquina with newer subdivisions out toward the interstate. We connect homeowners across the area with independent local paver care companies.
Old stone, old brick
The Castillo de San Marcos was built from coquina, a soft shell-based limestone quarried on Anastasia Island in the late 1600s.
That heritage shows up in coquina walls, garden borders and reclaimed brick around older homes in and near downtown.
Soft or antique masonry can be damaged by high-pressure washing, so ask any company how it adjusts pressure and chemistry for historic material.
Historic district considerations
Properties inside the city's historic districts may need review before visible exterior changes.
Routine cleaning is usually not an issue, but replacing brick or changing the surface appearance could be, so check with the city's planning office if you are unsure.
Newer neighborhoods and the coast
Subdivisions west of US 1 and along State Road 16 often have the same concrete pavers found across Northeast Florida.
Homes on Anastasia Island and near Vilano Beach add salt exposure and blowing sand to the usual mildew and sun.
Tell us roughly where you are so we can pass your request to a company that regularly works that part of the county.
Questions from St. Augustine
Can coquina be sealed?
Coquina is very porous, and treatment choices for it are best left to a contractor experienced with historic stone. Ask for a small test area and a product made for natural stone.
Do you cover Anastasia Island and Vilano Beach?
Yes. Enter your island or beach community in the area box and we will route it to a company that serves the coast.
Community rules and permit requirements mentioned on this page are general notes, not legal advice. Check your own association documents or local government before changing the look of your property.
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