How long concrete sealer lasts depends on the type. Penetrating sealers typically last 5 to 10 years, acrylics average 1 to 3 years, and epoxy and polyurea sealers typically last 5 to 10 years. Climate, traffic volume, and application quality all shift those numbers....
The best epoxy for a basement floor is a 100% solids system applied over a moisture-mitigating primer on a diamond-ground slab. Water-based DIY kits are easier to apply but bond poorly on concrete with even moderate vapor transmission. Premier Edge Concrete Solutions...
Waterproofing a basement floor starts with identifying where the moisture is coming from. Surface condensation, minor vapor transmission, and active water intrusion each require a different fix. Premier Edge Concrete Solutions installs basement epoxy floor coatings...
The pros of an epoxy basement floor are durability (10 to 20 years), a seamless easy-to-clean surface, moisture and chemical resistance, and a finished look that turns raw concrete into a usable room. The cons are upfront cost ($5 to $12 per square foot, or $2,500 to...
Yes, you need to seal concrete to protect it from moisture absorption, freeze-thaw cracking, salt damage, and staining. Unsealed concrete is porous and absorbs water, which expands when it freezes, causing surface spalling and deterioration in cold climates. Premier...