Compared to pricier coating systems, concrete sealing is a far less expensive option for increasing the protection, strength, and general performance of your concrete. Sealing your concrete also prevents premature damage, like cracks and erosion, saving you money on costly repairs that could have been avoided.

When water seeps into an unsealed surface, it can cause damage from mold and mildew growth, erosion, and the freeze-thaw cycle. The freeze-thaw cycle, in particular, causes cracks in the concrete as the water expands when it freezes. Sealing concrete creates an important waterproof barrier that prevents moisture absorption.

Due to exposure to the elements and salt, concrete can become discolored over years of use. A concrete sealer helps preserve color and texture, creating an improved appearance that lasts for years. 

Because concrete is a porous substrate, oil, grease, and other liquids will stain concrete. Sealed concrete is far less vulnerable to stains because it prevents liquid absorption. Sealed concrete is especially beneficial in industrial settings or garages where spills are frequent occurrences.