Seguin Epoxy Floors & Concrete PolishingSeguin Epoxy Floors & Concrete Polishing(830) 340-0036

Concrete sealing in Seguin, TX - a surface that keeps its look and resists stains

Dull concrete that soaks up water, or old sealer peeling off? We prep it properly and seal it for the look you want.

A small interior room with a glossy light-gray flake-coated concrete floor and a round floor drain.

Does my concrete need sealing, and what will it take?

Concrete sealing in Seguin, TX puts a protective product on fully cured concrete, either one that soaks in or one that forms a thin film on top, so your driveway, patio, pool deck or garage floor holds up better to water, stains and wear.

Most calls start with something you've noticed. The driveway stays dark long after it rains, oil and rust leave marks that won't scrub out, or an old sealer is peeling and going cloudy. Bare concrete takes in whatever lands on it, and a good sealer slows that down. If the old sealer is failing, it has to come off first, and on bigger floors that can mean concrete floor stripping and removal.

The price moves with the square footage, the kind of surface, how much cleaning and old sealer removal it needs, and whether you want a natural look or some shine. The schedule turns on whether the concrete is fully cured, how dry it is and the weather on the day, because sealer that goes on dirty or damp concrete doesn't hold. At Seguin Epoxy Floors & Concrete Polishing, I walk your concrete myself and put your number in a written estimate.

  • We seal driveways, sidewalks, patios, pool decks, and garage and shop floors.
  • Homeowners and small business owners both call us, for slabs inside the building or out.
  • I point out cracks and scaling first, because sealer protects concrete but doesn't repair it.

What happens when you call us about sealing your concrete?

I come out to look at the job myself, and our own crew does the work with me running it. Here's how it goes from your first call to the walk-through at the end.

  1. Call or send the form

    Call (830) 340-0036 or use the contact form, and tell us the rough size, how old the concrete is and what kind of surface it is. We'll set a time for me to come out and look.

  2. I check the concrete in person

    I look over the surface, check the slab for moisture and cracks, and ask how you use it, since that decides which sealer makes sense. You get a written estimate that spells out the prep, the sealer and the price, so you know the cost before we touch anything.

  3. We prep and seal on your date

    If you go ahead, we set a date, and our crew cleans the surface, lets it dry and takes off any old sealer before the new coat goes down. Rushed prep is the usual reason sealer lets go, so we don't rush it.

  4. We walk it with you

    Before we pack up, we walk the finished surface with you so you can look it over and ask anything you want. Satisfaction guaranteed on every job, and that walk is where we make sure you're happy with it.

How we handle concrete sealing

I start by telling you what's wrong with the surface, whether that's stains, old sealer letting go or cracks a sealer won't fix, because sealing over a problem just locks it in. Then we clean the concrete, let it dry and take off any old sealer, since a new coat won't bond to dirt, moisture or residue. We pick a sealer by the surface and the finish you like, plain and natural or with some shine, and our crew puts it down with me running the job. Sealing isn't a one and done job, so I'll tell you up front it will need doing again.

Some concrete needs more than a sealer. If yours is cracked, pitted or flaking, concrete resurfacing and overlays give you a sound new surface to seal. Inside, where a floor has dips and low spots, self-leveling concrete and overlays flatten it before anything goes on top.

  • Penetrating sealer for a natural look

    This soaks into the concrete instead of sitting on top, so the surface looks much the same as before. It suits people who want plain concrete that just takes in less water and fewer stains.

  • Film-forming sealer with some shine

    This leaves a thin layer on the surface with a satin or glossy finish that deepens the color. It suits people who want the concrete to look finished, and it needs a dry surface to stick.

Get a written estimate for sealing your concrete

Send the rough square footage, the concrete's age and the kind of surface, and we'll reply within one business day to set up a free on-site visit. I'll check the slab and give you a written estimate, with no pressure to book.

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Questions people ask about sealing concrete in Seguin

These are the questions I hear most when I'm standing on someone's driveway or garage floor. If yours isn't here, call and ask me straight.

What is the best sealer for a driveway or pool deck in Seguin?

It depends on the surface and the finish you want. One supplier's guide points to penetrating sealers for driveways, sidewalks and broom-finished concrete, and film-forming sealers for stamped, decorative or colored concrete. For a pool deck, one maker sells a sealer with a slip-resistant additive for better traction, so ask me whether that kind of option suits your deck.

How long do I have to wait before sealing new concrete?

New concrete should typically cure for at least 28 days before its first sealing. Seal it sooner and you can trap moisture and get in the way of the curing, so if your slab was just poured, plan the sealing for after that. One supplier also advises sealing when it's between 50°F and 80°F and out of direct sun when you can.

How much does concrete sealing cost in Seguin, TX?

Across the US, professional concrete sealing usually runs about $1.50 to $2.50 per square foot, labor and materials included. That's a national figure, not our price, and where your job lands depends on the size, the surface and how much cleaning and old sealer removal it needs. I'll give you your own number in a written estimate once I've seen it.

Who is allowed to seal my concrete in Seguin, TX?

Any contractor you hire has to be licensed with the City of Seguin, and the city also asks contractors for a certificate of liability insurance, so ask to see it. We're fully licensed and insured. If you live in the house and it's registered as your homestead with the Guadalupe County Appraisal District, you can do the work yourself with the proper permits.

How often does concrete need to be resealed?

It depends on the type of sealer and how much traffic and weather the surface takes. Sealer wears with use, so plan on resealing from time to time to keep both the look and the protection. When I walk your concrete, I'll tell you what's likely to wear yours down first.

What causes concrete sealer to peel or turn white?

Usually poor adhesion or moisture trapped under the sealer. One maker notes that a film sealer applied improperly may not stick, which is why we check that the surface is clean and completely dry before we seal. If yours is already peeling, the old sealer has to come off before a new coat goes on.

Concrete sealing in Seguin and the cities nearby

Seguin's list of work that needs no permit names painting, not sealing, so before we start I check with the city's building office, and if they say a permit is needed, we apply for it and you get a copy. We seal the same driveways, patios and garage floors in New Braunfels, Schertz and the cities around them.

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