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Please avoid walking on, placing furniture on, or allowing pets onto the area for at least 24 hours to allow proper drying.
If your concrete has been sealed, use extra caution as the surface may be slippery, especially when wet. While we add an anti-skid agent to our sealant, it is not “slip-proof.” Be particularly mindful with children and elderly individuals. Over time, regular use and weathering will reduce slipperiness.
Avoid salt and de-icing products, which can damage your concrete.
Refrain from using harsh chemicals or lawn care products near the area.
Use caution with metal furniture or grills without wheels, as these can cause scratches, chips, or rust stains. Rust-free furniture or protective pads are highly recommended.
Do not place planters without bases directly on the surface for extended periods, as chemicals in soil can damage the sealer.
Avoid leaving rugs or mats outdoors on the concrete, as trapped moisture can cause discoloration.
In winter, use a soft broom instead of shovels to clear snow and prevent damage to the sealer.
We recommend resealing stamped concrete every 1–2 years depending on use and exposure. Don’t wait until the sealer has completely worn away, as this helps preserve the vibrant colors.
We offer resealing services or can supply the correct product if you prefer to DIY. Do not use water-based sealers.
Within 3 months, please add a base around all new installations (walls, patios, walkways, driveways, pools, etc.) using topsoil with grass seed or a landscape finish. This protects the edges from chipping, prevents erosion, and helps maintain the integrity of your concrete.
If you have any questions or need assistance, visit our website or give us a call. We’re here to help you protect your investment and enjoy it for years to come.
Please stay off the area—including people, pets, and furniture—for at least 24 hours to allow proper drying.
While we use an anti-skid agent in our sealant, it may still be slippery when wet. Use caution, especially with children and elderly individuals. Over time, the surface will become less slippery as it weathers.
No. Salt and de-icing chemicals can damage your concrete. We recommend using a soft broom to clear snow instead of shovels to protect the sealer.
Use caution with metal furniture and grills, as they may scratch or stain the surface. Always use protective pads and avoid leaving planters without bases directly on the concrete for long periods, as chemicals in soil can damage the sealer.
We recommend resealing every 1–2 years, depending on traffic and exposure. Don’t wait until the sealer has worn away completely. We offer resealing services or can provide the proper product if you prefer to do it yourself. (Avoid water-based sealers.)
We recommend resealing every 1–2 years, depending on traffic and exposure. Don’t wait until the sealer has worn away completely. We offer resealing services or can provide the proper product if you prefer to do it yourself. (Avoid water-based sealers.)
Within 3 months of installation, add a base (topsoil with grass seed or a landscape finish) around all concrete areas to prevent chipping, erosion, and deterioration.
Within 3 months of installation, add a base (topsoil with grass seed or a landscape finish) around all concrete areas to prevent chipping, erosion, and deterioration.
