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Concrete and paver sealing
Clean concrete, pavers and stone sealed against stains, water and wear. For homes and businesses in Killeen and across Central Texas. Free estimates.
What it is
Sealing is the step after cleaning. A sealer soaks into concrete, pavers or stone, or forms a thin coat on top, so water, oil and dirt sit on the surface longer instead of soaking straight in.
It makes the next cleaning easier and keeps a fresh wash looking good longer. Some sealers also deepen the color of stone and pavers.
What we seal
- Concrete driveways and walks
- Pavers
- Flagstone patios
- Pool decks
- Stamped concrete
- Entryways and steps
How it's done
Clean it first
Sealer locks in whatever is underneath, so the surface is fully cleaned before anything goes on.
Let it dry
Sealer needs a dry surface to bond, so it goes on after the cleaning has dried out.
Apply the right sealer
Penetrating or coating, natural or wet look: the sealer is matched to the surface and how it is used.
Let it cure
Keep feet, cars and sprinklers off it for the time the sealer needs to cure.
Questions
Why seal after washing?
A sealed surface soaks up less water, oil and dirt, so stains have a harder time setting in and the next cleaning is easier.
Will a sealer make my pool deck slippery?
Some coating sealers can be slick when wet. Around pools a texture additive can be mixed in, or a penetrating sealer used. Ask which suits your deck.
Can a new driveway be sealed right away?
No. Fresh concrete needs time to cure before it is sealed. Follow the builder's advice and the sealer maker's instructions on timing.
How soon can I walk or drive on it?
It depends on the sealer and the weather. You'll be told how long to keep off it before you need to plan around it.
Towns we serve
Sealing from our base in Killeen, across Bell, Coryell, Lampasas and Williamson counties.
Get a free sealing estimate
Tell us what needs a wash and where, and we will get back to you with a free, no obligation price.
254-247-5905