25 Year Driveway and Concrete Seal In Kansas City, Overland Park, and Shawnee, KS One of the first signs that your concrete or driveway needs to sealed is when it starts showing signs of spalling. Concrete spalling can be seen on the surface where it appears as peeling, breaking and […]
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Most of Kansas City has seen repeated hard freezes over the past few weeks which isn’t necessarily uncommon in April but it is definitely not good for plants or unsealed concrete surfaces and driveways. With plenty of April showers bringing May flowers, some of that moisture can become trapped inside […]
At Rock Solid Concrete Sealing Systems, we seal all types of concrete surfaces in the Kansas City area but for each type use a different, specialized sealant. From standard concrete and driveways to decorative concrete surfaces and epoxy seal coating, Rock Solid keeps homeowners’ and business owners’ concrete looking its […]
The sun’s out for the most part and the snow and ice are just about melted which means that you’ll likely be hitting quite a few potholes around the Kansas City metro over the next few weeks. While potholes are annoying to say the least they should be a staunch […]
There’s certainly no shortage of salt and ice melt in use this week in the Kansas City area and with the worst of winter weather yet to come it’s likely that more will be on the roads and on your concrete surfaces for the foreseeable future. Concrete is easily one […]
It may be hard to imagine with the unseasonably warm temperatures we’ve been seeing this fall in Kansas City but winter is right around the corner and if you’ve been putting off sealing your driveway and concrete, time is quickly running out. At Rock Solid Concrete Sealing Systems, we’ve slowly […]
We’ve seen quite a few concrete driveway sealing disasters over the years at Rock Solid and we’re always happy to fix and reseal them but the last thing any homeowner wants to see is their concrete damaged from ineffective sealant after winter ends. That’s exactly what happens when you seal […]
We’ve already had a pretty hearty taste of winter this year in Kansas City and it’s only October which usually means that it’s going to be a lot more cold and snowy than normal which is great for sled riding and building snowmen but not so good for your unsealed […]
It’s only October but in the Kansas City area the weather can change on a dime and most local weather experts are predicting bitter cold and snow as early as next week which is great if you like winter but it’s not great news for unsealed concrete and driveways. Concrete […]
You never know when mother nature is going to flip the switch from fall to winter in Kansas City and if previous seasons this past year are any indication, it will likely happen overnight. Once the first freeze arrives it becomes increasingly difficult to effectively seal concrete surfaces and driveways […]