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Let new concrete cure first
Fresh concrete needs about a month to cure before it gets sealed. Seal it too early and the sealer traps moisture and can cloud or peel.
What we do · Wash & seal
Concrete washed, dried, crack-filled and sealed against salt, oil and freeze-thaw.
From $340 · Smallest property size
Why call us
The drying time most people skip is built into the job, which is the difference between sealer that soaks in and sealer that peels. Sealer is billed separately so you see the material cost.
Where the price starts
From $340
Smallest property size · Sealer billed separately.
When
June, on a dry stretch with a few dry days behind it.
What we know
Useful whether or not you ever call us.
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Fresh concrete needs about a month to cure before it gets sealed. Seal it too early and the sealer traps moisture and can cloud or peel.
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Sprinkle water on the drive. If it beads, the sealer is still working. If it darkens and soaks straight in, it's time to seal again.
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Salt and freeze-thaw together are what flake the surface off Tennessee driveways, and young concrete is the most vulnerable. Sand gives grip without the damage.
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Water gets into a hairline crack, freezes, and makes it wider every winter. Filling it early is far cheaper than dealing with a broken slab.
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Sealer over an oil stain locks it in for good. Get the stain as clean as it will go first.
Questions
Every few years for most sealers, depending on the product and how much traffic it gets. Do the water test each spring — when water soaks in instead of beading, it's due.
About a month. Sealing sooner can trap moisture in the slab.
The labour is the published price. Sealer is billed separately, because it scales with the square footage rather than the time on site.
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