Gallo Bros Power Washing

Paver Sealing & Polymeric Sand in Fair Lawn, NJ

Re-sand and seal your pavers to lock out weeds, stains and wash-out for years.

Paver Sealing & Polymeric Sand in Fair Lawn, NJ

If you've got a paver patio or walkway in Fair Lawn, you already know what our North Jersey weather does to it. The freeze-thaw cycle that runs from late fall through March lifts joint sand, pops the odd paver loose, and leaves those gaps that weeds and ants love by spring. We're Gallo Bros, a family-owned exterior cleaning outfit working right here in Bergen County, and paver sealing is one of the jobs we get called on most once the warm weather hits.

A lot of homes around Fair Lawn—the older colonials near Radburn, the split-levels and capes off Fair Lawn Avenue and Saddle River Road—have brick or concrete paver driveways and back patios that were installed years ago and never sealed. Over time the color fades, the surface holds dirt, and the joints wash out after heavy rain runs off toward the Passaic. Sealing fixes the look and, more importantly, locks everything down.

Our process is straightforward: we clean the pavers, let them dry, sweep in fresh polymeric sand to re-lock the joints, then apply a quality sealer. No shortcuts, no pressure, no invented promises—just work that holds up through a Jersey winter.

  • Local crew that knows Fair Lawn homes
  • Soft-wash & low-pressure methods that protect your surfaces
  • Licensed, insured & background-checked
  • Upfront pricing — same-week scheduling
Paver Sealing & Polymeric Sand in Fair Lawn, NJ

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What neighbors say

5.0 · 854+ Google reviews

Gallo Bros powerwashing team headed up by Joe, did a great job on our exposed, lakefront home. They went above and beyond to remove dirt and mildew from our house siding, soffits and multiple bluestone patios and walkways, as well as our dock and wood furniture. They also took great care to avoid or work around multiple bird nests which had recently hatched babies pre fledge. I will definitely call them in the future!

Cathy Marshall

We hired Gallo Bros Power Washing to power wash, re-sand and seal our 20 year old paver patio and front walk. They also performed a few repairs and reset a few areas that needed attention. We had never had this done professionally before. From the beginning estimating phase to the final coat of sealer, we were very happy with the services provided, the price and the final result, which they also warrantee for 1 year. I highly recommend Gallo Bros. Power Washing and will use them for other services in the future.

Andrew O

I wanted power wash my backyard deck for a long time but they said it cannot be done due to the equipment was not accessible however Gallo Brothers had very long 400feet hose and did the power wash which was not done for many years. I am very happy they did a very good job specially Mark was very helpful to do front porch and walkway. It is speck clean this is exactly what I wanted to do. I do highly recommend Gallo Bothers meticulous job.

Chong Cho

Paver Sealing & Polymeric Sand in Fair Lawn — FAQ

When's the best time to seal pavers in Fair Lawn?

Late spring through early fall. You want warm, dry days so the polymeric sand can activate and the sealer can cure before the first hard freeze. We avoid sealing right before rain or in the cold snaps we get here in Bergen County.

Do you re-sand the joints before sealing?

Yes. We sweep in fresh polymeric sand to lock the joints first. Around here the freeze-thaw cycle washes joint sand out, so re-sanding is a key step—skipping it is why a lot of DIY seal jobs fail by the next spring.

How long does paver sealing last in North Jersey?

Typically a few years depending on sun exposure, traffic, and how rough the winter is. Driveways off busy stretches like Fair Lawn Avenue that see more wear may need resealing sooner than a shaded back patio.

Will sealing get rid of the weeds in my walkway?

Combined with fresh polymeric sand, sealing greatly cuts down weeds and ants because it locks the joints. It's the sand plus sealer working together that keeps things from creeping back in.

Can you seal an older, faded paver driveway?

In most cases, yes. We clean off the years of dirt and grime first, then seal to bring back color. On very old or damaged pavers we'll tell you honestly what to expect before we start.

How much does paver sealing cost in NJ?

Most patios and driveways run about $1.50–$3.50 per square foot depending on condition and sealer. We clean, re-sand and seal — and quote it all up front, free.

What is polymeric sand and why does it matter?

Polymeric sand goes in the joints between pavers and hardens when wet. It locks the pavers in place and blocks weeds, ants and wash-out far better than regular sand.

How long does paver sealing last?

Usually 3–5 years before a re-seal, depending on traffic and sun. Sealing also brings back the color and makes the surface much easier to keep clean.

Do you clean the pavers first?

Always. We deep-clean, remove old failing sand, re-sand the joints with polymeric sand, then seal. Sealing dirty pavers just locks the dirt in — we never skip the prep.

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