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Concrete Cleaning & Sealing · New Haven, MI
Concrete Cleaning and Sealing That Protects What You’ve Invested In
Michigan winters are hard on concrete: road salt, de-icers, freeze-thaw cycles and months of moisture. A thorough cleaning followed by a quality sealer helps protect the surface and brings back the color of stamped and exposed-aggregate finishes.
What You Get With Concrete Cleaning & Sealing From Enzo’s
A Barrier Against Salt and Moisture
Sealer helps keep water, de-icing salts and stains from soaking into the surface, the main culprits behind flaking and pitting.
Color and Texture That Pop Again
Stamped and colored concrete fades and dulls with weather. Sealing deepens the color and shows off the pattern, as you can see in our sealed stamped patio photos.
Clean Before It’s Sealed
Sealer only works on a clean surface. Dirt, mildew and old residue are pressure washed off first, so the sealer bonds to the concrete, not the grime.
Plan ahead
When and How Often to Seal Concrete
New concrete needs time to cure before it’s sealed. A common guideline is to wait about a month after the pour, but the right timing depends on the mix, the weather and the sealer, so we’ll recommend timing for your slab.
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.
How often to reseal depends on the sealer, the sun exposure and how much traffic and salt the surface sees. Driveways that get salted every winter usually need it more often than a shaded patio. Water that no longer beads on the surface is a good sign it’s time.
Read the full guide: How Often Should You Seal Concrete in Michigan? A Cleaning and Sealing Guide
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From Our Project Gallery
Pressure Washing a Driveway
Concrete Cleaning & SealingPressure Washing a Patio
Concrete Cleaning & SealingCleaning a Driveway at the Garage
Concrete Cleaning & SealingFreshly Cleaned Slab
Concrete Cleaning & SealingSealed Stamped Patio
Concrete Cleaning & SealingSealed Stamped Patio Edge
Concrete Cleaning & SealingSealing Exposed Aggregate
Concrete Cleaning & SealingSealing a New Exposed-Aggregate Patio
Concrete Cleaning & Sealing
FAQ
Concrete Cleaning & Sealing: Common Questions
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- 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.
- Can you seal exposed-aggregate concrete?
- Yes. Sealing exposed aggregate helps hold the stones in place, enriches their color and makes the surface easier to keep clean. Several of our sealing photos show exposed-aggregate patios.
- Will sealer make my concrete slippery?
- Some sealers can make smooth surfaces slicker when wet. Texture matters, and we’ll talk about options for steps, walkways and pool areas where traction is important.
- Do you clean concrete without sealing it?
- Tell us what you have in mind. Pressure washing is part of preparing a surface for sealing, and we’ll discuss what makes sense for your concrete.
Related Services
Concrete Driveways
New and replacement driveways poured to handle daily traffic and Michigan winters.
Concrete Walkways & Pathways
Front walks, steps, side-yard paths and garden pathways that connect your property.
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