One project. One number. Fully guaranteed.

One fixed price. Everything in it.

No estimator games. No “starting at.” No day-of upcharges. You get one project total in writing, and it already contains every line below.

If your hardscape already carries a sealer, that coating has to come off before a new one goes on. Stripping is the one part of this work that cannot be quoted sight-unseen, because the scope swings enormously with what is actually on the stone.

A thin, worn, weathered coat lifts in a single pass. Multi-coat solvent buildup — the milky, peeling, plasticky failure a previous contractor left behind — is a multi-day operation with a two-stage chemical lift and full PPE before a drop of new sealer is opened. Natural stone adds another layer of care again, because the strip has to be aggressive on the coating and gentle on the stone.

So we look at it. We tell you which of those it is, in plain language, on the walk — and then your project total is fixed in writing. If your hardscape has never been sealed, or the old coat is long gone, there is no strip scope at all and your number reflects that.

Three projects, three different scopes

These are the kinds of jobs we walk every week across St. Johns, Duval, and Nassau counties. Same standard on all three. Very different amounts of work.

Small paver driveway — first-time seal

The simplest version of this job — and still the full process. Deep clean, joints reset with joint angular sand, hot-mop dry, two breathable coats, guaranteed.

A small footprint does not mean a small setup. The truck rolls once, the same materials are opened, the same crew standard applies, and the same guarantee attaches. That is why a compact driveway is quoted as its own project total rather than scaled off the square footage — and why we will tell you that number honestly before we start.

Travertine pool deck — reseal with a strip

Two disciplines in one job: strip the failing coat without touching the stone, then rebuild the finish. Travertine is soft, porous, and unforgiving of the wrong chemistry — this is slower work by design.

A pool-deck reseal is the surface callers most often regret bargain-pricing. The wrong product or a skipped strip and you get cloudy white film, peeling edges, and a year-two redo on top of what you already paid. We walk it, scope the strip, and hand you one guaranteed number.

Estate hardscape — heavy strip and reseal

The heaviest scope we take. A multi-day operation: two-stage chemical lift, hot-mop crew, full PPE, and the pavers brought back to factory color before any new sealer touches them.

This is the project that gets underbid, half-stripped, and abandoned after the deposit clears. We will not quote it from a photo, and we will not quote it cheap — we will walk it, scope it honestly, put one number in writing, and guarantee the finish.

The four things our crews do that nobody else does