Concrete sealing and densification treatments can help protect the surface, reduce dusting, and simplify maintenance. The appropriate treatment depends on the slab and its service conditions.
Suitable environments
- Warehouses and storage buildings
- Back-of-house and utility areas
- Exterior patios and walkways
- Garages and workshops
Needs it can address
- Reducing concrete dust
- Helping resist staining from everyday spills
- A cost-conscious protective treatment
- Refreshing the look of existing concrete
Appearance & finish
Penetrating sealers and densifiers leave a natural concrete look, while topical sealers can add a satin or wet-look sheen. Interior and exterior applications typically call for different products.
Substrate & project considerations
Sealers need clean, sound concrete. Existing sealers, oil, and contaminants affect how a new treatment performs. Some exterior sealers need periodic reapplication; we'll explain what to expect for the product recommended.
How we approach it
- 01
Evaluate
We identify prior treatments, contamination, and how the area is used.
- 02
Clean and prepare
The surface is cleaned or lightly prepared so the treatment can absorb or bond.
- 03
Apply treatment
Densifier or sealer is applied at the recommended rate.
Questions
What is the difference between a sealer and a coating?
Sealers and densifiers are thin treatments that protect the concrete; coatings build a separate wearing layer on top. We'll recommend what fits your space.
Can exterior concrete be sealed?
Yes, with products intended for exterior use. Sun, water, and traffic all affect how often it should be refreshed.
Tell us what your floor needs to do.
Share a few details about your property and the flooring you have in mind. We'll help you identify the next step.
Prefer to talk it through?
(210) 897-5179