Concrete Cleaning & Sealing · Richmond, MI

Concrete Sealing & Power Washing in Richmond, MI

Protect your concrete in Richmond from salt and weather. We serve homeowners throughout Richmond and the rest of Macomb County. We pressure wash and seal driveways, stamped patios and exposed aggregate to help guard the surface and bring back its color.

  • Serving Richmond, MI
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Glossy, freshly sealed stamped concrete patio in warm tones behind a tan brick home
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Concrete Cleaning & Sealing in Richmond: What to Plan For

Older concrete that’s still structurally sound can often be cleaned and sealed to slow wear, instead of replaced.

Richmond grew from Beebe’s Corners, settled in 1835, into a village in 1879 and a city in 1966. Its Main Street is M-19, and it’s the starting point of the 23.5-mile Macomb Orchard Trail. Most of the city is in Macomb County, with a small portion in St. Clair County.

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Richmond at a Glance

Municipality
City of Richmond
County
Macomb (small part in St. Clair)
Population (2020)
5,878
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Before you start

Timing a Sealing Project in Richmond

Sealing is weather-dependent. The surface has to be dry, and temperatures need to stay within the sealer’s working range during application and drying, so most sealing happens in the warmer, drier months.

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FAQ

Concrete Cleaning & Sealing in Richmond: FAQ

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Do you offer concrete cleaning and sealing in Richmond?
Yes. Enzo’s Concrete LLC is a licensed, insured and family-owned contractor serving homeowners throughout Richmond and the rest of Macomb County. Send your project details, or call or text (586) 231-4217, to set up a free estimate.
When is the best time to seal concrete in Richmond?
Sealing needs a dry surface and mild temperatures during application and drying, so most sealing happens in the warmer, drier months. New concrete also needs time to cure first. We’ll recommend timing for your surface.
Should I seal stamped concrete?
Stamped and colored concrete is usually sealed to protect the color and pattern and make it easier to clean. Resealing periodically keeps it looking its best.

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