Concrete Sealing in Cincinnati, OH
Protect your driveway, patio, or stamped concrete from salt, water, and Ohio winters.
We seal concrete driveways, patios, and stamped concrete across Cincinnati’s east side. Whether your driveway has started spalling or your stamped patio has lost its color, a fresh coat of sealer can restore the appeal and prevent future damage.
Is Your Concrete Showing Wear?
Stamped concrete resealing
Stamped and colored concrete can fade quickly in direct sun without UV protection. If your patio looks dull or chalky, the sealer has likely worn out. Resealing restores color and sheen for an instant transformation.
How we seal your concrete
Sealing is a two-day job. On day one, we power wash the surface with a mild detergent and rinse it clean. On day two, once the concrete is completely dry, we apply the sealer.
Quality concrete services you can trust.
“I can say enough good things about Huff Concrete. From start to finish, the experience was absolutely amazing.”
J. Michael
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“Bryan did amazing work on our driveway and back patio! We are so grateful for him and his incredible crew!”
Erin B.
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“I could not be happier with Bryan and his crew’s work. Highly recommend!!!”
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Ready to Seal Your Driveway or Patio?
If your concrete is faded or hasn’t been sealed in a few years, call us. We offer free estimates and honest feedback on whether sealing will help or if the slab needs more.
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How much does concrete sealing cost?
Sealing standard concrete costs approximately $1 per square foot. Stamped or colored concrete runs about $2 per square foot because it takes a different sealer and more careful application. Both prices include a full power wash before sealing. Rust and oil stain treatment is available for an additional cost. Larger surfaces may qualify for a discount, so call us for an exact quote.
How often should concrete be sealed?
We recommend sealing standard concrete every 3 to 5 years. For stamped and colored concrete, seal closer to 3 years if you notice the color beginning to fade. If water stops beading on the surface or your stamped concrete starts looking dull, it’s time to seal.
My new concrete was just poured. When can it be sealed?
If we poured it, it’s already sealed! We apply a commercial sealer on every driveway and patio we install. For concrete poured by someone else, we typically apply sealer after the slab has had time to cure, usually about a month.