Concrete is a durable material but is susceptible to weather-related damage. However, a concrete coating will help your floor, parking lot, driveway, or patio last longer. Piedmont Concrete Finishing, the premier residential and commercial concrete company in High Point, NC, can answer your questions about the concrete coating process and help you decide what’s best for you. They have been installing and finishing the finest interior and exterior concrete surfaces in Guilford County and beyond for 25 years.

FAQs About Concrete Coating

What Is Concrete Coating?

Polyaspartic coatings were developed about 25 years ago and originally were used to coat and protect steel on bridges, buildings, construction equipment, and other structures against corrosion in harsh environments. The formula was modified to create resinous coatings for concrete floors.

What Are The Benefits?

A concrete coating improves the appearance of your patio, floor, driveway, or lot. It makes the material gleam and lets you alter its color to match or complement your building, décor, or landscaping. It seals the concrete against moisture and protects it from UV rays, wind, sand, and salt. It saves you money in the long run by extending the life of your concrete.

What Colors Are Available?

Depending on the type of use, you can choose from dozens of colors, including reds, grays, greens, and blues.

Can You Apply It To Any Concrete?

In most cases, you can coat any concrete that has not been sealed and is not giving off moisture. If moisture is an issue, use a coating stripper to remove the old sealant or wait until the problem is corrected. After pouring new concrete, you should wait 60 days for the material to cure before applying a coating.

Piedmont Concrete Finishing in High Point, NC, should be your first call if you need concrete coating or installation in the Piedmont Triad area. Contact them on their website, where you’ll find more information about their services, or call (336) 434-2181 to speak with a friendly expert about your commercial or residential concrete needs.