Concrete Sealing

Protection: Sealers create a barrier that prevents water, oil, grease, and other contaminants from penetrating the concrete pores. 

Durability: By preventing moisture and contaminants from reaching the concrete, sealers help to prevent cracking, chipping, and other forms of deterioration, extending the lifespan of the concrete. 

Aesthetics: Sealers can enhance the appearance of concrete surfaces by bringing out their natural colors and making them easier to clean. 

Low Maintenance: Sealed concrete surfaces are easier to clean and maintain, requiring less effort to keep them looking their best. 

There are different types of concrete sealers, including:

Penetrating sealers: These sealers penetrate deep into the concrete pores and react chemically with the concrete, forming a durable barrier. 

Film-forming sealers/ Topical sealers: These sealers form a protective layer on the surface of the concrete, creating a barrier against moisture and other contaminants. 

 Penetrating Sealers: Penetrate the concrete pores and react chemically with the concrete, forming a durable barrier against moisture and other contaminants. 

Film-Forming Sealers/ Topical Sealers: Form a protective layer on the surface of the concrete, creating a barrier against moisture and other contaminants. 

 Protection from weather: Sealers protect concrete from damage caused by rain, snow, ice, and UV rays. 

Protection from stains: Sealers prevent stains from oil, grease, and other contaminants from penetrating the concrete. 

Protection from abrasion: Sealers help to protect concrete from wear and tear caused by foot traffic and other activities. 

Improved appearance: Sealers can enhance the appearance of concrete surfaces by bringing out their natural colors and making them easier to clean. 

Easier cleaning: Sealed concrete surfaces are easier to clean and maintain, requiring less effort to keep them looking their best.