We clean thoroughly before sealing, removing dirt, oil, and old failing sealer so the new coat bonds and looks even.
Each surface gets a sealer picked for its traffic and the look you want, instead of one bucket used on everything.
Stains and tints are tested on a small area first, so you see the real result before we treat the whole slab.
Concrete sealing, staining, and refinishing is priced mostly by square footage and prep. A clean driveway that only needs a fresh coat costs far less than one with oil stains, peeling sealer, or cracks to address first. Stains and decorative refinishing add material and labor.
Glossy sealers can get slick when wet, especially on steps and pool style patios. We mix a fine grit into the final coat on Highlands Ranch walks, stoops, and spa surrounds, so the surface keeps its shine without turning into a skating rink after a summer storm.
Sealers need dry concrete and moderate temperatures to cure properly. We aim for stretches with no rain in the forecast, warm afternoons, and sprinklers turned off for a day or so.
Sealing works well after a resurfacing overlay or on newly poured stamped concrete. You can see every service on our main Highlands Ranch concrete page.
We look at your concrete, discuss protection and color goals, and recommend products and a schedule.
Our crew pressure washes, treats stains, repairs small cracks, and lets the surface dry fully.
We apply stain if chosen, then sealer in even coats, and tell you when you can walk and drive on it.
