Ohio winters are brutal on concrete. Between the heavy road salt and the constant freezing and thawing, unprotected driveways and patios can crack, spall, and erode within just a few seasons.
At Ashland Armor Coatings, we provide expert concrete sealing services using a high-grade penetrating concrete sealerto keep your surfaces looking new and structurally sound.
Our Two-Step Restoration Process
Step 1: Deep Surface Cleaning
We don't just rinse your concrete; we prep it for a long-term bond. We use industrial strength, environmentally friendly cleaner to lift deep-seated dirt, oil stains, and organic growth to ensure the best results for your driveway sealing project.
Step 2: Penetrating Barrier Seal
Once prepped, we apply our specialize concrete sealer. Unlike "film" sealers that just sit on top and peel, our penetrating sealer soaks deep into the pores of the concrete to protect it from the inside out.
Protect From What?
Salt Protection: Shields against corrosive road salts and de-icers.
Water Repellent: Prevents water from soaking in, which stops the "freeze-thaw" cracking cycle.
Stain Resistance: Keeps oil, leaves, and dirt from becoming permanent eyesores.
Surfaces We Protect
Driveways: The ultimate defense against winter salt damage.
Sidewalks & Walkways: Keeping your home's "curb appeal" sharp and clean.
Patios & Pool Decks: Protecting your outdoor living space from food spills and UV fading.
Protective Maintenance
While our penetrating concrete sealer provides a deep pore protection, Ohio's freeze-thaw cycles are relentless. In order to maintain the highest level of protection, we recommend getting a deep clean and reseal every 5 years.
Regular maintenance ensures your residential concrete stays protected against the elements for decades.
Why choose a penetrating sealer?
Surface sealers can be slippery when wet and often flake off. Our penetrating product works inside the concrete, meaning it won't change the look of your stone or concrete, but it will dramatically change how it performs against the elements.