Concrete Sealing & Maintenance
Protect the investment you already made.
Sun, salt, mould and oil wear concrete down over time. We clean, repair and seal driveways, patios and pool surrounds — restoring colour, protecting against stains and making everyday cleaning easier.
Often chosen with exposed aggregate driveways, concrete resurfacing, pool surrounds.
Typical job: 1–2 days · Site measure: free
What’s included
- High-pressure clean and mould treatment
- Oil and rust stain treatment
- Minor crack and joint repairs
- Sealer application (1–2 coats)
- Maintenance advice and reseal reminders
Finish options
- Penetrating sealer — Natural look with water and stain protection.
- Gloss sealer — Wet-look finish that enhances colour and stone.
- Anti-slip sealer — For pool areas, ramps and steep driveways.
Specification
| Prep | Pressure clean + treatment |
|---|---|
| Sealers | Penetrating, acrylic, polyurethane |
| Coats | 1–2 depending on surface |
| Cycle | Reseal every 2–3 years |
What affects the price
Every job is priced after a free site measure. Your fixed, itemised written quote shows each of these:
- Area to be cleaned and sealed
- Sealer type — penetrating, gloss or anti-slip
- Stripping old or failed sealer
- Stain treatment before sealing
Guides: How to clean and reseal decorative concrete, How long does concrete take to cure?, Concrete near the beach: what's different on the Gold Coast
Concrete Sealing & Maintenance questions, answered
How often should concrete be resealed?
Decorative finishes usually need resealing every 2–3 years, especially in full sun or near the beach.
Can you seal concrete you didn’t pour?
Absolutely. We seal and maintain concrete regardless of who installed it.
Which sealer is right for my concrete?
Penetrating sealers protect without changing the look and suit driveways. Gloss acrylic sealers deepen colour on decorative concrete. Anti-slip additives go in for pools and slopes.
How do you prepare concrete before sealing?
We pressure-clean to remove dirt, mould and old flaking sealer. Stains are treated, and the concrete must be dry before sealing so the sealer bonds properly.
How soon can I use my concrete after sealing?
Foot traffic is usually fine after a few hours. Wait 24–48 hours before driving on it, depending on the sealer and the weather.
Get a fixed written quote
Call 0404 859 045 or request a free site measure.
