Concrete Sealing
What Is Concrete Sealing?
- Excessive pitting & pop-outs
- Flaking & spalling
- Greatly reduced lifespan
Whether you are looking to refresh your existing concrete or want to add protection from future damage, our stain and sealer services are what you need. Concrete sealers protect your surfaces from water exposure, weather, oil, and grease. If left unsealed, concrete absorbs water, oils, and chemicals which can lead to degradation, stains, and cracks.

What Are The Benefits Of Concrete Sealing?
Protection against moisture
Concrete is a long-lasting material. However, it is still susceptible to damage under constant exposure to water. Trapped moisture can lead to mold-growth and moss, which can weaken it and cause cracks.
Extends the lifespan of concrete
Concrete usually lasts about 25 to 30 years. But if there are cracks and discoloration, you might have to replace it sooner than expected. Sealing can help increase the lifespan of the concrete and protect it from cracks, spalling, and scaling. It also depends on the type of sealant that’s used. For example, acrylic sealants need to be reapplied every 1 to 2 years, where as Siloxane needs around 10 years.
Increases durability
Constant exposure to water, snow, and other elements can cause problems such as scaling, cracking, and discoloration. Applying a seal to your concrete can prevent potential damage, thus increasing durability.
Prevents color from fading
A concrete sealer enhances the color of your floor, giving it a vibrant and shiny look. Additionally, sealing also prevents the color of the concrete from fading.
When To Seal Concrete?

- We recommend waiting at least 30 days before sealing freshly poured concrete.
- Summers are the best time to apply sealer. If you use it on a damp surface, you can end up with a gray finish or lose adhesion.
- For the best possible results, stains and sealers should be applied in temperatures between 50 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit.
Types of Sealers
Acrylic
This is the most affordable option available for people looking to seal concrete. It comes with a life span of three years, which is dependent on how you use and maintain it. Acrylic needs at least a few hours to dry after application.
Epoxy
This sealer is a combination of resin and hardener. Epoxy is a durable material and can withstand most types of damage.
Penetrating Sealer
As you must have figured out from the name, this sealer penetrates deep into the slab. We recommend it if you are looking to seal concrete laid outside. These sealers are created using specialty resins (silicones, siloxanes, and silanes). They penetrate deep within the concrete and help form a barrier against common contaminants like water and oil.
Polyurethane
We recommend this fast-drying sealer if you want for an urgent fix for your concrete. It’s considerably more expensive than acrylic, but there are specific problems you might run into. The sealers form a thick layer on top of the concrete preventing it from “breathing,” causing a white haze to form between the concrete and sealer.
Concrete Sealing Is Perfect For

GARAGES

WORK ROOMS

BASEMENTS

FOOD & BEVERAGE FACILITIES

SHOWROOMS

SCHOOL & HOSPITALS
Concrete Sealing Process
Step 1: Prep the surface
The first step is to clean the surface thoroughly. Remember that if the floor is not cleaned properly, there’s a chance dirt and grime will mix into the sealer, causing it to lose its desired look.
Step 2: Apply the first coat
Once the surface is spotless, the first coat of sealant is applied. Every sealant has a different drying time. The goal is to get the proper amount of even coats of product onto the concrete. It’s very important to allow every coat to dry as per its specifications. Otherwise you might end up with uneven coverage.
Step 3: Finish Up
Finally, it’s time to let the sealant dry completely. The entire surface should be dry to the touch with no sticky residue before you begin using it. Some sealants can take up to 3 days to completely dry.
About Complete Concrete Coatings
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A garage floor coating is a protective layer of epoxy that’s added to your concrete slab. Typically made from a resin and a hardener with other additives, this mixture protects your garage floor from moisture, spills, and other types of damage while keeping it looking brand new. Complete Concrete Coatings has been providing garage floor coating to the residents of Utah since 2005.
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We have been around since 2005 and have completed thousands of successful projects.
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Concrete Sealing FAQS
- Does the concrete need to be sealed?
- Can you seal old concrete?
- How much does it cost to seal a concrete floor?
- Is concrete sealing worth it?
- How do you prepare concrete for sealing?
- Can you seal concrete yourself?