Your concrete driveway takes a beating and opting not to have it sealed will only accelerate its deterioration. The Kansas City area elements alone can do internal and external damage to your concrete areas and driveway especially when you have had to put salt or ice melt on them to […]
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Even though it has been a relatively mild winter in terms of snow and ice this year in Kansas City, there has still been plenty of days when the temperatures were well below freezing and moisture was frozen inside and outside of concrete areas and driveways (like today). The problem […]
If you noticed moisture on your concrete areas and driveway this week when the temperatures were warmer, you can easily understand how much liquids concrete can easily absorb. The problem with liquids and moisture being trapped in inside your driveway and concrete is that when the temperatures fall back below […]
All of the rain that fell this morning is now frozen and expanding which means your concrete and driveway are under quite a bit of stress. When water freezes, it expands by up to 9% and while concrete is typically thought of as a durable material, it simply does not […]
With the frigid temperatures in the Kansas City area recently, it makes it difficult to seal concrete and driveway as the ground temperature needs to be above freezing in order for the sealant to effectively bond. At Rock Solid Concrete Sealing Systems, we can’t change the weather but we can […]
While we haven’t seen much snow and ice yet this winter in Kansas City, you’ve probably already used ice melt or salt to keep your driveway and concrete areas from becoming a slipping hazard but those chemicals can do significant damage to concrete surfaces. Unfortunately, the temperatures are far too […]