Frequently Asked Questions from Littleton homeowners

Almost never. The haze is the old sealer breaking down, not the concrete failing. A proper reseal renews the surface and the color and depth come back with it. If the concrete itself is genuinely damaged, Todd will tell you at the estimate instead of sealing over a problem.

It depends on square footage and the state of the old sealer, so the honest answer is a written estimate rather than a guess. The estimate is free, and Todd writes it himself. Resealing runs a fraction of what tearing out and repouring costs.

Brushed sealer bonds into the stamped texture. Sprayed sealer sits on top in a thin film, which is why so many reseals around here fail within a season or two. It takes us longer and it's the only way we do it.

Late spring through early fall is our busy season, while surfaces are dry and temperatures hold steady. Fall timing pays off fastest, because the patio goes into freeze-thaw season protected.