Concrete Sealing to Preserve Your Concrete Surfaces

We recommend avoiding foot or vehicle traffic for 24 hours after your concrete has been sealed so that it has time to dry.

Penetrating sealers can last between 5-25 years depending on environmental factors. We recommend doing a penetrating sealer test every 5 years to see if the concrete can absorb any additional sealer.

When a penetrating sealer is applied, water beads on the surface. Over time, the water beading on the surface becomes less noticeable. However, the sealer permanently bonds with the concrete, which creates a protective barrier.

Penetrating sealer typically does not change the look or texture of the concrete itself. How the concrete looks after being cleaned will be how the concrete looks after being sealed with a penetrating sealer.

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Penetrating and topical sealers each come with their own unique pros and cons, but we’ve found that penetrating sealer has the most advantages for people who are not looking for the shiny, seemingly wet look that comes with topical sealers.

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We apply the sealer based on the recommendations of the manufacturer. We do not warranty concrete cleaning and sealing.