True Seal Warranty

Our warranty is designed to protect your investment and set clear expectations—so you know exactly what’s covered and how to keep your surface looking its best.

3-Year Standard Warranty

Coverage for sealer performance issues caused by workmanship or material failure.

5-Year Enhanced Warranty

Available with a simple maintenance schedule to keep your surface performing and looking its best.

Simple Claim Process

Submit photos + address + job date, and we’ll schedule an inspection.

What’s Covered

  • Peeling, flaking, chipping, or abnormal loss of adhesion

  • Material/workmanship-related film failure

  • Yellowing or abnormal discoloration caused by product failure (not moisture/efflorescence)

  • Uneven finish directly related to application error (confirmed by inspection)

What’s Not Covered

  • Pre-existing sealer failures unless the surface was fully stripped prior to resealing

  • Efflorescence, moisture vapor transmission, rising moisture, drainage issues

  • Structural movement: settling, cracks, heaving, paver/base failure

  • Sprinkler overspray, standing water, irrigation stains, rust/metal stains

  • Chemical spills (pool chemicals, fertilizer, acids), tire marks, hot-tire pickup

  • Damage from pressure washing with aggressive tips, sandblasting, abrasion

  • Acts of nature (hurricanes, floods), construction damage, or neglect

How To Keep Your Warranty Valid

  • Avoid harsh chemicals (muriatic/acid) and abrasive cleaning

  • Don’t use high-pressure “zero-degree” blasting on sealed surfaces

  • Keep sprinklers from over-saturating edges

  • Clean spills promptly (oil, fertilizer, pool chems)

  • Follow the recommended maintenance schedule (for the 5-year option)

Maintenance = Longer Life

Florida’s sun and moisture are tough on exterior surfaces. Routine cleaning and periodic refresh coats can dramatically extend appearance and performance.

Maintenance Cleaning

(annual or as-needed)

Refresh Coat Program

(best for Enhanced Warranty)

Warranty Claim Process

  1. Send photos + address + service date (or approximate date)

  2. Inspection scheduled (confirm coverage and cause)

  3. Repair plan (repair/recoat per warranty terms)

Warranty service applies to covered failures only; non-covered issues can still be repaired at standard rates.

Warranty FAQs

Our warranty covers sealer performance issues caused by workmanship or material failure, including peeling, flaking, chipping, abnormal loss of adhesion, or film failure when properly maintained. Coverage applies only after inspection confirms the issue is related to our application process or materials.

True Seal offers:

  • a 3-Year Standard Warranty, and

  • a 5-Year Enhanced Warranty (available with a recommended maintenance plan).

The warranty term begins on the date the sealing service is completed.

The warranty covers abnormal discoloration caused by sealer failure, not natural color variation due to sun exposure, weathering, or normal wear. Florida’s UV exposure is intense, and gradual color softening over time is normal for exterior surfaces.

No. Weed growth and joint sand displacement are maintenance-related issues, not sealing defects. Sealing helps reduce weed growth, but does not permanently prevent it. Regular maintenance is essential to keep joints clean and stable.

Surfaces that were previously sealed must be fully stripped and properly prepared before resealing to qualify for warranty coverage. Existing or failing sealers can interfere with adhesion if not removed, which is why stripping is required for warranty eligibility.

The warranty may be voided by:

  • Use of harsh chemicals (acid, muriatic, solvents)

  • Aggressive pressure washing or abrasive cleaning

  • Standing water, drainage issues, or sprinkler overspray

  • Structural movement, settling, or base failure

  • Damage from pool chemicals, fertilizer, oil, or construction work

  • Acts of nature such as flooding or hurricanes

No. Efflorescence and moisture vapor transmission are natural conditions caused by water moving through concrete, pavers, or stone. These are not related to sealer failure and are not covered under any paver sealing warranty.

To submit a warranty claim, contact True Seal with:

  • The service address

  • Approximate service date

  • Clear photos of the affected area

We’ll schedule an inspection to determine coverage and provide next steps. If the issue is not covered, repair options may still be available at standard rates.

Want the Strongest Coverage?

Ask about our Enhanced Warranty option and the maintenance plan that keeps your surface protected long-term.

Same-day or next-day response