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CONCREATE SEALING
Concrete is a long lasting material with a few noticeable drawbacks. It is prone to cracking, can become slippery when wet depending on the texturing done, and also is very prone to stains. While your driveway at home may be able to get away with the wear and tear that occurs, if you have concrete installed at your business or the family room, then it will need replacing.
Concrete sealing helps not only extend the life of your existing slabs or commercial flooring but also adds stain resistance and lots of other great features that regular concrete can’t achieve on its own.
What is Concrete Sealing?
Concrete sealing refers to adding a protective layer of highly resistant material on top of your existing concrete to seal in its beauty while sealing out the elements. Sealers are typically applied in areas that see high foot or vehicle traffic, are prone to staining, and even corrosion.
Concrete sealing isn’t limited to businesses either! If you have a great decorative driveway that is the talk of the neighborhood, then adding a sealer will protect its luster for years longer than it would untreated. In fact, concrete sealing is extremely important when it comes to protecting your investment.
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THE PRIMARY TYPES OF CONCRETE SEALERS
Concrete sealers come in a variety of types that each suit a different need. The main sealers that will typically be used however are topical, penetrating, and integral.
Why is Concrete Sealing Important?
As mentioned in earlier sections, sealing concrete is extremely important for protecting your financial and liability interests. Whether your run a business or are just looking to improve the value of your home, sealing concrete pays for itself.
For businesses, sealed concrete can prevent chipping, cracks, and holes that will otherwise develop in unsealed concrete over time in high traffic areas. These can lead to accidents that can cause issues for your customers and employees.
For the home, while not as crucial, making sure that your concrete floors are sealed in the house will save you lots of money on cleaning bills should a guest spill anything that can stain or corrode traditional concrete. A good sealer like epoxy can prevent that damage before it even becomes an issue!
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BENEFITS OF SEALING CONCRETE FLOORS
While you know a bit more about the types of sealer and what it even is, it’s probably a good idea to discuss a bit about its many benefits. Here are some of the ones our customers love about sealing concrete floors:
If those benefits are something you are looking for, definitely give us a ring for an estimate!
Our Concrete Floor Sealing Process
Here at Expert Epoxy Flooring, we generally follow the industry standard concrete floor sealing process but add to it with a few modern additions to make the experience smooth and easy. Here’s the typical process so you know what to expect:
How Often Do You Need to Seal Concrete?
We recommend sealing your concrete at least once every three years. This is typically the sweet spot to ensure the current sealer is still present while not waiting long enough for it to disappear completely. While epoxy and other sealing materials are very resistant, there are event such as flooding, large chemical spills, or intentional damage to an area that will require the sealer to be replaced earlier.
These events are typically rare but should they occur (or you’d just like to update the protection of your current sealer of choice), our team is full of experienced workers ready to assist!
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Brooks and his team did an excellent job with our new driveway. After building a new barn, the construction crew’s trucks left some pretty
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Brooks and his team did an excellent job with our new driveway. After building a new barn, the construction crew’s trucks left some pretty
Brooks and his team did an excellent job with our new driveway. After building a new barn, the construction crew’s trucks left some pretty
FAQ's
Not sealing your concrete may not cause immediate issues but will shorten the lifespan and overall look of the concrete. Common issues are discoloration, permanent staining, chipping and cracks, and lots more. While treated and properly maintained concrete with low traffic can have a lifespan of around 30 years, untreated concrete (especially in high traffic areas) will need replacing within just a decade.
Yep, you sure can! Typically when too much sealer is applied, you’ll begin to notice bubbles under the surface of the sealer. While this isn’t the only time that bubbles will form under the sealer, this is a sign that something went wrong during application. We highly recommend working with experts like ourselves to ensure the application goes well and looks great when all is done.
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