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Concrete & Paver Sealing in St. Louis County

Concrete and paver sealing for St. Louis County, done by a local, insured crew. Free in-person estimates and honest, up-front quotes.

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St. Louis County is known for everything from mid-century ranches to newer subdivisions, under mature shade. Freeze-thaw winters, road salt and summer storms are hard on bare concrete and pavers, and sealing after a proper clean keeps the water and stains from soaking in.

We seal driveways, patios and pavers across St. Louis County once the surface is clean and fully dry, in a natural or enhanced finish, and we re-sand paver joints where they need it. Estimates are free and in person.

What's included

Concrete & Paver Sealing in St. Louis County

Driveway sealing

A cleaned, dried driveway sealed against water, salt and tire marks.

Patio & pool deck sealing

Outdoor living surfaces protected from stains and freeze-thaw pitting.

Paver sealing & re-sanding

Joints re-sanded and locked in place so weeds stay out and the pattern stays tight.

Natural or enhanced finish

Keep the surface looking untouched, or deepen the color with a wet look.

Freeze-thaw protection

Sealed concrete sheds the water that would otherwise freeze and pit the surface.

Stain resistance

Oil, rust and leaf stains wipe off a sealed surface instead of soaking in.

Good to know

Concrete & Paver Sealing questions

Do you serve St. Louis County?

Yes. St. Louis County is part of our regular service area, and estimates there are free and in person. We cover the surrounding communities too.

How long does sealing last?

Most driveways and patios go three to five years between coats, depending on traffic and sun exposure. Pavers are similar. We will tell you honestly what your surface needs.

Do you have to clean the concrete first?

Yes, always. A sealer locks in whatever is under it, including stains and algae. We clean the surface, let it dry fully, and then seal it.

When can we use the surface again?

Foot traffic is usually fine within a few hours. We recommend keeping vehicles off a sealed driveway for at least 24 hours, and we will give you exact timing for the product we use.

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