Stamped Concrete Restoration

Consequently, stamped concrete surfaces are left unprotected, speeding their deterioration. Reseal & Renew recommends resealing stamped concrete every one to two years because of Denver’s unpredictable winter weather and harsh sun. Call us to get your stamped concrete restored and look brand new.

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Stamped Concrete Resealing

Stamped concrete is weakest at the top. Snow, rain, dirt, foot and tire traffic and chemicals cause concrete to break down over time. Sealers fortify and densify the surface to increase weather repellence and reduce common concrete problems like cracking and spalling. Spalling is like dental cavities on concrete and needs timely treatment to avoid replacing the whole surface. Reseal & Renew uses high-quality contractor-grade products for all our applications and takes stain, sheen, texture, and function into account to deliver solutions that perfectly match customer needs. Sealing increases resistance to water, the sun, freezing temperatures, stains, and pollutants.

There are many different sealers available on the market. Some are solvent-based, while others use water. Reseal & Renew has the experience to select the best product to get the desired concrete look and function. Common looks are wet, stained, decorative, antique, tinted, and dimensional. Substrate-wetting agents and anti-foaming additives provide superior adhesion to properly prepared concrete.

Pebble Stone Overlays

Pebble stone and epoxy mixes are applied to give old concrete surfaces a new life. Reseal & Renew seals the surface to make it resistant to various weather conditions, including freezing.