Concrete & Paver Sealing

St. Louis is hard on bare concrete. Water soaks into the surface, freezes, and pops out small pits that grow every winter. Road salt speeds it up, and oil or rust that lands on unsealed concrete sinks in before you can catch it. Sealing closes the surface so water beads off, salt stays out, and spills wipe up instead of soaking in.

The order of operations matters. A sealer locks in whatever is underneath it, so we always clean the surface first and let it dry completely before anything goes down. From there you choose the look: a natural finish that keeps the concrete looking like concrete, or an enhanced finish that deepens the color the way a wet surface does.

Pavers get the most out of sealing. We re-sand the joints where they need it, and the sealer hardens that sand in place, which keeps weeds from rooting and keeps the pattern tight. Done every few years, sealing is the cheapest way to protect the flatwork you have already invested in.