Winter is long behind us in Kansas City but the damage that freezing temperatures and trapped moisture inside of your concrete and driveway could be just getting started and Rock Solid Concrete Sealing Systems can help you seal and protect your concrete surfaces this summer to prevent any further potential […]
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If you’ve ever had to replace your concrete or driveway because you didn’t seal and protect it, we understand your pain because we see it happen all of the time. If you haven’t sealed your concrete surfaces and want to avoid immanent damage and costly repairs then it’s time to […]
Water erodes everything it comes in contact with, that’s just a fact. As the universal solvent, water slowly deteriorates any surface or material slowly over time and your concrete surfaces and driveway are certainly no exception. At Rock Solid Concrete Sealing Systems, we see the damage the something as common […]
Water is the ultimate enemy of your concrete surfaces and driveway and if they haven’t been professionally sealed, you could be in for expensive repairs this spring. At Rock Solid Concrete Sealing Systems, we take the worry and hassle out of having to repair or replace your concrete because our […]
There are shortage of concrete and driveway sealing companies in the Kansas City area advertising on TV, radio and even your mailbox but the sad truth is that most of them use weak sealant the simply won’t last more than a year or so before your concrete will need to […]
Springtime is officially here in Kansas City and now that the snow is melted it’s easy to see how much damage was done to our streets, concrete and driveways. With so many freeze/thaw cycles over the winter months you need not look any further than the countless potholes on nearly […]
Spring weather is slowly becoming the norm again in the Kansas City area but homeowners and business owners still have plenty of reminders of how rough winter was this year in the form of potholes on nearly every street in the metro. The reason why so many potholes have popped […]