Paver Sealing on the Burnt Store Corridor
The Burnt Store corridor is the newest part of Cape Coral and that changes what the work looks like. Most driveways here are original, builder-laid, and somewhere between two and eight years old. Very few have ever been sealed.
New pavers have a specific first problem, and it is not dirt. Efflorescence — a white mineral bloom that migrates out of the paver as it cures — is normal in the first year or two and needs a proper cleaner rather than pressure. Sealing over it traps it under the film, which is how you end up with a driveway that looks permanently hazy. The right order is: let it finish, clean it properly, then seal.
Because the corridor is still being built out, construction traffic and run-off from adjacent lots are a real factor. Sealing a driveway on a street where the next three houses are still going up is defensible — it protects against staining — but it is worth doing with eyes open about the second clean you will want when the street is finished.
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