Yes, you should seal it. Driveways are subjected to harsh weather conditions and contain oils and other contaminants that can enter the pores of the cement. This compromises the strength of your driveway while also reducing its appearance because dirt will accumulate there instead of on top where you can sweep or hose it off to remove it.   Sealers provide an excellent vehicle for repelling these contaminants before they get into your pavement’s pores, extending its life significantly while maintaining its attractive appearance. Just follow the sealer’s instructions if applying yourself (usually found on their product page or at their website), but be sure to observe safety guidelines when using any power tools near treated surfaces – use protective eyewear and gloves, etc., during application. Here is some of the best cement and paver sealing products to use for your driveway or brick patio.   This content was provided by Peter at Peter’s Paver Sealing in Tampa FL.