What Changes the Price
The sealer chosen — a penetrating sealer versus a higher-build film-forming sealer — changes both material cost and performance. The condition of the concrete matters: a surface needing cleaning, stain removal, or crack repair before sealing adds labor. And the area, with its access and prep needs, factors into the quote.
Sealer Type and Performance
A penetrating sealer soaks in to resist moisture and salts without changing the look much, while a film-forming sealer adds sheen and stronger stain resistance at a higher cost. We match the sealer to the surface and its exposure — a driveway and an interior slab have different needs.
Prep Is Part of the Cost
Sealer bonds to a clean surface. Cleaning the concrete, addressing stains, and ensuring the surface is dry before application are all part of a durable sealing job and built into the quote.
Getting Your Quote
We look at the surface, the exposure, and the sealer that fits, then give you a written price. Sealing is priced by the specifics of the job, so an assessment is the only way to know the real cost.