GROUNDWORKSPAVERS & TURF
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Sealing · Pavers · Washing · Turf — Brevard County, Florida
Professional paver cleaning and sealing, paver driveways, patios and pool decks, pressure washing, and artificial turf — across Brevard County, by a crew that lives here.
Reviews & recent work
Real Google reviews — 4.9★ across 53 of them — scrolling alongside photographed jobs and a few design visualisations.
“Groundworks came highly recommended by someone I trust and the company lived up to their strong reputation. Kelsey and the team were on time, clearly explained the whole five step paver-sealing process, and completed the job in the time frame they promised. Highly recommend!!”
Sharon G. · Google review
“Reached out to Kelsey in a panic…he was very helpful and was able to look at our situation and continue to help from the first conversation. His prompt & professional service was very appreciated. No mess left behind and our pavers look terrific.”
Julie H. · Google review
“Owen and his crew did a great job with our artificial turf installation, from beginning to end. The crew were all very and respectful, and cleaned up and organize their equipment out of the way each day. Yard looks great.”
Ralph E. · Google review
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What we do
Each one has its own page, because a re-seal, a driveway, a house wash and a putting green are four completely different conversations.
Driveways, patios, pool decks, walkways and seat walls. The part that determines whether it lasts is under the pavers — so that's the part we explain.
See how we build
Faded, streaked or sandy joints? We clean, re-sand and seal — whether or not we're the ones who laid the pavers. This is the job we do most.
See the process
Driveways, concrete, pool decks and house exteriors. On pavers, a wash is half the job — re-sanding and sealing is what makes the clean last.
See what we wash
Lawns, putting greens and pet turf. Drainage and base prep matter more than the turf itself, and we'll tell you the honest downsides too.
See what's involvedLocal ground
Most paver advice you'll read online is written for climates that freeze. Frost heave is a genuine problem — several states north of here. What our ground actually asks for is a different list.
Compacted and contained, our sand is a perfectly good foundation. Loose, it moves. That's why edge restraint and properly filled joints aren't accessories on a Florida install — they're what keeps a few thousand separate stones behaving like one surface.
Through the summer the ground stays wet longer, and in a lot of neighborhoods the groundwater isn't far down. A base that saturates loses bearing capacity no matter how good the surface looks. And with very little natural fall to work with, slope has to be built on purpose — which is why we read the grade before we quote, not after we dig.
Intense UV every month of the year, and from Merritt Island out to the beaches, salt on top of it. It pulls color out of unsealed pavers and speeds up the white mineral bloom you see on paver faces near the water. It's most of the reason sealing matters more here than almost anywhere else.
What happens next
Five steps, and nothing starts until you've seen it in writing.
Call, text a photo of the space, or send the form. Rough ideas are fine — most people start with "I hate this patio" and we go from there.
We measure, look at where water goes when it rains, check access for equipment, and talk through materials and patterns in your actual yard instead of a showroom.
Line by line — excavation, base, bedding, pavers, edge restraint, joint sand — so you can compare it against anyone else's and see what's actually different.
We'll tell you what your job needs in your municipality and who pulls it, and what your HOA will want to see if you're in a community that reviews exteriors.
Base compacted in lifts, edges locked, joints swept and set. The site gets blown down and washed off before we call it finished, and we walk it with you.
Why it matters who builds it
Which is exactly why corners get cut there. Everything below is checkable against published industry spec — ask us, and ask whoever else is bidding.
Pavers don't hold a driveway up; the compacted base under them does. Depth and compaction in lifts are what separate a surface that stays flat from one that ruts in three years.
Industry spec (ICPI) is a thin, screeded bedding layer — about an inch. Thicker sand is faster to lay and it is the classic shortcut, because it hides an uneven base and then consolidates unevenly later.
Edge restraint has to sit on the compacted base, not on the bedding sand. Get that wrong and the perimeter creeps outward and the pattern opens up — usually along the side you drive on.
In Brevard that's not a detail. Slope away from the house to a planned outlet, and no concentrated dumping onto a neighbor's lot. We plan it before we dig.
Free estimate
We'll measure, look at where the water goes, and give you an itemized written estimate. No charge and no pressure.
Quick answers
No — most of our sealing work is on pavers somebody else laid, and that's completely fine. If they're structurally sound we can clean, re-sand and seal them. If something underneath is failing, we'll tell you that instead of sealing over a problem.
Yes. Synthetic turf runs hotter than natural grass in direct sun — anyone who tells you otherwise is selling. Shade, lighter infill and a rinse before use all help, and it matters most for pet areas and putting greens that get used midday.
It depends on your municipality and your community, and it's one of the first things we check with you. Driveway work is the most likely to need a permit; HOA architectural review is common in the Viera and Suntree corridor and is a scheduling gate, not a formality.
Most residential patios are a matter of days rather than weeks, but excavation depth, access for equipment, weather and how much base has to come out all move it. We give you a realistic window in the estimate, not a best case.
Paver installation
A driveway works harder than any other paver surface — vehicle weight, full sun, oil drips, sprinkler overspray at the apron.
See how we build it
Concrete pavers and travertine around Brevard County pools — picked for bare feet, textured for the waterline, pitched to send water away from the shell.
See how we build it
Curves, borders, fire-pit areas, seating walls — a patio is the one paver surface where the design is wide open.
See how we build it
Travertine tends to run cooler under bare feet than concrete pavers, which is why it ends up around so many Brevard County pools.
See how we build itWhere we install
How we build a paver job, and the local conditions we plan around in each city.
Where we work
Every city we seal in. We also do paver installation, pressure washing and artificial turf across the same area.
Free AI preview
Drag the handle — this is a real Brevard driveway and a real AI preview. Then try your own photo. Free, instant, no sign-up.
Instant AI concept — not a design or a quote. We confirm everything in person, free. Photos are used only to generate your preview.
Fastest answer
Most questions we can answer on the phone in two minutes, and if we need to see it we'll book the walkthrough while you're on the line.
(321) 586-9227Or text a photo of the space — that's often the fastest way to get a real answer. Prefer email? info@groundworkspaversandturf.com.
Book your free estimate
Fill this in and you're on the calendar — we come out, measure, and leave you a written number. No phone tag.
Five quick questions — then you're booked in and someone reaches out within 5 minutes. Prefer to talk? Call (321) 586-9227.