Concrete sealing puts a protective layer on driveways, patios, walkways, garage floors and pavers. Utah concrete takes a beating. Water soaks into the pores, freezes, and pushes the surface apart. Road salt from winter streets eats at the top layer until it flakes. Summer sun fades color and dries the slab out. A sealer keeps water, salt, oil and UV out of the pores. That slows salt scaling, oil stains, freeze damage and fading. It also holds the color you already paid for. We seal new slabs, old slabs, stamped concrete and paver patios across Davis County and the Wasatch Front.
Complete Concrete Coatings has sealed concrete along the Wasatch Front since 2005. We are family owned, licensed and insured, and based at 452 N 1100 W in Centerville. Paul answers the phone at (801) 347-4518. Our work holds a 4.8 rating across 77 Google reviews. Every job starts with a free estimate, since the right sealer depends on the slab in front of us. We pass on the manufacturer's warranty and apply every product to the manufacturer's specifications. Sealing also pairs well with resurfacing a worn slab. Ask us for a free estimate and we will come look at your concrete.
Tell us about the floor, deck or slab and we will get right back to you.
There are two basic families. A penetrating concrete sealer soaks into the slab and works from inside the pores. Silane and siloxane sealers are the common ones. They leave the surface looking close to bare concrete. Because the sealer sits below the surface, it does not peel, and it holds up to road salt. That makes them our usual pick for a driveway, a walkway or an exposed patio. An acrylic film sealer sits on top instead. It wets the color, adds a light sheen and makes stamped or stained concrete pop. Acrylic is the lower cost option and it goes on fast. It also wears where tires turn and needs a fresh coat sooner.
Inside, the choices change. Epoxy sealers mix a resin and a hardener into a hard film that shrugs off oil, chemicals and dropped tools. Urethane sealers go over the top for extra abrasion and UV resistance. Those two suit garage floors, basement floors, shops and laundry rooms. Pavers get their own treatment, since the sealer also locks the joint sand in place. We choose by surface and exposure. Sun, road salt, traffic and the look you want all steer the pick. If you also want color, acid or water based staining can go on first and get sealed in the same visit.
New concrete needs to cure before it takes a sealer. We wait at least 30 days after the pour. Sealer goes down between 50 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit, so summer is the best window along the Wasatch Front. Spring and early fall work when the nights stay warm enough. The slab also has to be dry. Sealing damp concrete can leave a gray haze or cost you adhesion, and the coat will not hold. We clean the surface first, because dirt and grime mixed into a sealer will show. After the last coat, some sealers take up to 3 days to dry all the way through.
Resealing depends on the product. An acrylic driveway sealer gets a fresh coat every 1 to 3 years. A driveway that sees tires and plows needs it sooner. A penetrating siloxane sealer holds for around 10 years. A sealer protects a sound slab. It slows water absorption, salt scaling, freeze thaw spalling, oil stains and color fading. It will not close a crack or bring back concrete that is already flaking. Damage gets fixed first with crack and spalling repair, then the sealer goes over a solid surface. Betty Meyer wrote: "I had been looking off and on for a company that would clean and seal the concrete floor in my laundry room for several years. I found complete concrete and the job finally got done."
Price comes down to a few things. Square footage is the big one. A 2 car driveway costs less than a driveway plus a patio and walkways. Condition matters next. A slab that needs cleaning, degreasing, grinding or crack repair takes more labor before any sealer goes on. Sealer type moves the number too. A penetrating siloxane costs more per gallon than an acrylic and lasts far longer. Porous or old concrete drinks more product, so it takes extra coats. Access counts as well, because a back patio behind a gate is slower to work than an open driveway. Stamped and stained surfaces need more careful cut in work around borders.
Every concrete sealing quote starts on site. We come out, look at the slab, measure it and tell you what it needs. The estimate is free, and it covers sealer type, coats, timing and any prep work. If the slab needs repair before sealing, the estimate will say so. We seal driveways, patios, walkways and floors in Centerville, Bountiful, Farmington, Layton and Salt Lake City. Our crews cover the Wasatch Front from Ogden south through Salt Lake County. Call (801) 347-4518 Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm, and Paul will get you on the schedule.
Free, no-obligation estimates across the Wasatch Front, from our Centerville shop.
(801) 347-4518From the first call to the cured floor, here is how it goes.
Tell us what the floor, deck or slab needs. A few photos help. Paul answers Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm, and gets you on the schedule.
We come out, measure the surface and check the concrete for cracks, moisture and old coatings. You get a written price for the system that fits.
We grind or sandblast the slab, repair cracks and spalling, then build the coating in layers. Most garage floors are done in 1 day. Decks take longer.
Each layer cures before the next one. We tell you when to walk on it and when to park on it, and we go over the care and the manufacturer's warranty.
Common questions about concrete sealing across the Wasatch Front. Don't see yours? Give us a call and ask.
A garage floor coating from Complete Concrete Coatings starts with diamond grinding and crack repair. Then comes an epoxy base with color flake, sealed under a clear polyaspartic top coat. Most Centerville area garages are finished in 1 day, with free estimates.
Metallic epoxy flooring puts metallic pigment in clear epoxy, then moves it while it is wet. The result is a marble style floor with veins and depth. We install it in garages, basements and commercial rooms across the Wasatch Front.
Concrete resurfacing repairs your existing slab, then covers it with a bonded overlay or coating system. You pick the color and texture, and a clear top coat locks it in. We resurface porches, patios, driveways, walkways and steps across the Wasatch Front.
We repair cracked, spalling and pitted concrete on driveways, garage floors, patios and shop slabs across the Wasatch Front. Damaged areas get cut back and filled, the surface gets ground flat, then a coating or sealer protects the repair.
Waterproof deck coatings seal plywood and concrete decks against snow, meltwater and sun. We inspect the deck, lay a rubberized membrane, add your color and finish with a sealing top coat. Slip-resistant textures available. Free estimates across the Wasatch Front.
Commercial epoxy flooring for warehouses, showrooms, hangars, kitchens and shops across the Wasatch Front. We grind the slab, repair it, then build the system your traffic calls for. Licensed and insured, family owned since 2005, with free estimates.
The company started in 2005 and is still family owned and run. The crews have ground, repaired and coated Utah garages, decks and driveways for over 20 years. That is a lot of freeze-thaw winters and salted slabs.
Coatings fail at the prep, so we diamond grind or sandblast every slab, fix the cracks and spalling, and test for moisture before any color goes down. Every product goes on to the manufacturer's specifications.
A worn porch, a salt-damaged driveway or a stained garage floor rarely needs a tear-out. We repair the surface and coat, resurface or seal it. You keep the slab and spend the money on the surface you see.
Our shop sits at 452 N 1100 W in Centerville, so Davis County, Salt Lake City and Ogden are short drives. Call and you get Paul at the office, not a call center. Estimates are free and happen at the property.
A garage floor that dusts and stains, a porch that is flaking, a deck that leaks, a shop floor that needs to hold up? Call or send the form and we will come look at the surface and price the job. The estimate is free.
Tell us about the floor, deck or slab and we will get right back to you.
