We’ve made it quick and easy for our customers to see the pros and cons of treating their concrete, stone, and/or pavers with sealer all in one place.
Why Seal My Concrete?
Concrete, bricks, and many stones used for making our properties look beautiful are porous which allows water to seep in through the surface. This results in mold and algae which are largely responsible for that old and dirty look we often see on these surfaces. Sealant effectively water proofs the surface, inhibiting stains, enriching color, and lengthening the lifespan.
Pros
Inhibition of water absorption
Inhibition of mold growth
Stain Blocker from wine and other usually staining substances
Enhances the color of the surface
Fights freeze-thaw in porous surfaces
Cons
Can be slippery
Resealing required every few years especially in high traffic areas
Cost
Below We Have A Few Different Choices of Sealant and Their Brief Descriptions
The "Wet Look" Sealer (Popular)
This sealer is optimal for keeping the surface looking like new and keeping it consistently waterproof, but be careful because it can be slippery in the rain! See picture below for example.
The "Color Boost" Sealer
This sealer is optimal for color enrichment, water proofing, and a dry look. The only difference between this sealer and the "Wet Look" is the wet and dry nature which they appear after the sealant has dried. See picture below for example.
The "Natural Look" Sealer
No picture needed! If you love the way your surfaces look already and don't want them to change, choose the natural look. Water proofs like the rest and keeps the original natural features.
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