It doesn’t matter if you have an older concrete surface that needs to be resealed or if you have a brand new concrete surface that’s never had protection, Fuller Concrete Staining is here to help! Not only will we ensure you get the right sealant for your application, but we’ll also prepare the surface before we start.
Preparing the concrete for sealing involves professional cleaning. We use top-quality products to ensure the integrity of your concrete is never compromised. We also use a state of the art steam pressuring washing process if necessary. In fact, we’ll do whatever it takes to ensure you have the best possible performance from our concrete sealing services. That said, many people wonder: What type of concrete surfaces needed to be sealed? Here are a few of the common surfaces we work with.
Many people seal their driveways
The most common surface both for concrete sealing and concrete staining is the driveway. When you choose to have it sealed, you’ll prolong the life of your driveway and make it look even better. You can count on Fuller Concrete Staining to always use the correct sealant, which in this case will be one that’s formulated especially for driveways.
Only a driveway-specific sealer will protect your driveway from oil stains and help avoid losing traction. If you’d prefer, you can pre-clean your driveway to ensure that your sealer bonds as well as possible. Keep in mind that our commercial grade sealer takes it a step further and resists hot tire marks.
Many people seal their pool decks
When our clients are considering sealing their pool decks, they often worry that doing so will leave the surface too slippery. Certainly, if it were slippery it would be a danger for everyone who uses the pool, which is why we use sealers with anti-slip coefficients that keep you safe around the pool.
Many people seal the concrete on their patio
What’s the purpose of having outdoor space if you’re not able to make the most of it? Sealing the concrete on your outdoor patio is a great way to comfortably enjoy the space. Imagine having a morning cup of coffee, or an evening mug of beer. If your concrete is sealed, then you won’t have to worry about spills. They’ll be easier to clean up and you won’t have to worry that the liquid will absorb into the concrete. Finally, remember that sealers can help prevent dust build-up on concrete, which helps your patio look great for years to come.
Do you have questions about patio sealers or stains? If so, it’s time to reach out to Fuller Concrete Staining at 310-944-9099 for your free quote!