Concrete Sealing in Central Kentucky
Professional concrete sealing that protects driveways, patios, and walkways from moisture, staining, and winter freeze damage.
- Always after a full hot water wash. We don't seal dirty concrete.
- Professional-grade sealer, not the stuff that peels in six months.
- Matte or wet-look finish. Slip-resistant on walkways and pool decks.
Cleaning is only half the job. Sealing locks it in.
In Kentucky we have freeze-thaw cycles all winter. Water soaks into the pores, freezes overnight, expands, and cracks the surface. Over time you get spalling, pitting, and crumbling that costs thousands to fix. A quality sealer creates a barrier that repels water, oil, and stains while letting the concrete breathe.
Hot water pressure wash first
We won't seal dirty concrete. Every sealing job starts with a full hot water wash to clean and open the surface.
Full dry time
The slab has to be completely dry before any sealer goes down. We watch the weather and pick the right window.
Pick the finish
Natural matte that doesn't change the look, or wet-look that adds slight sheen and deepens the color. We show you samples so you know what you're getting.
Spray + back-roll application
Commercial sprayer for even coverage, then back-rolled so the sealer actually penetrates instead of pooling on top.
Slip-resistant additive where needed
Walkways, pool decks, anywhere traction matters gets a non-slip additive mixed into the sealer.
No surprises. The quote is the price.
Most residential sealing jobs in the Lexington area land in a predictable range. Square footage and the condition of the concrete are the two biggest factors.
We quote every job individually. The number we give you is the number you pay.
Every Job Includes
- Full hot water pressure wash first
- Choice of matte or wet-look finish
- Commercial-grade penetrating sealer
- Spray and back-roll application
- Slip-resistant additive on walkways and pool decks
- Reseal recommended every 2 to 3 years
The sealer choice that matters.
There are two kinds of concrete sealer and they do very different things.
A topical sealer sits on top of the slab. It makes the concrete look wet and shiny but it will eventually peel, flake, and need to be stripped before reapplication. We do not recommend it for driveways.
A penetrating sealer soaks down into the concrete pores. The surface still looks like concrete. The protection happens below the surface where you cannot see it. It will not peel because there is nothing on top to peel. Reapplication is a refresh, not a stripping job.
For driveways, walkways, and patios we use a penetrating siloxane sealer. For decorative or stamped concrete where the wet look is part of the design, we use a quality acrylic topical. Different jobs, different products. We tell you which one fits your project before we quote it.
Answered before you ask.
Most folks call about the same handful of things about concrete sealing. Here's what we tell them.
Ask us yoursHow long before I can walk or drive on sealed concrete?
Will sealer make my driveway slippery?
Do I need to clean the concrete before sealing?
How often should I reseal?
Will sealing change the look of my concrete?
Bundle with other services and save
Combine your Concrete Sealing with other services and save on the total package. We're already at your house, so let's knock it all out in one visit.
House Washing
Low pressure soft wash that removes green algae, mold, and mildew from all siding types without damage to your home.
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Roof Cleaning
Soft wash roof cleaning that removes black algae streaks and moss without pressure. Safe for all shingle types.
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Concrete Cleaning
Hot water pressure washing for driveways, sidewalks, patios, and pool decks. Removes oil, tire marks, and red clay stains.
Learn moreBooking two services together saves you 10-15% off the total. Mention it when you call.
Ready for a clean home by next week?
Most quotes take five minutes on the phone. Most jobs get on the schedule within seven days of the call. No high-pressure sales. We're a small, owner-operated crew.
