THANKS MUCH FOR YOUR LAST COMMUNICATION AND THE GREAT SERVICE YOU PROVIDE...........ONE OTHER QUESTION....WHEN IS THE PROPER TIME TO SEAL OUR NEW 6 MONTH OLD CONCRETE DRIVE AND SIDEWALKS AND WHAT WOULD YOU RECOMMEND TO DO IT?

 

The right time is never.

 

If you seal your driveway and sidewalks, you will have one big piece of mess. Not right away, but in about 1 year to 18 months.

 

the correct time to seal your concrete is right after being poured. Now that a little time has passed you should first clean the concrete well, let dry then seal. You should use a good quality sealer that you can prob. purchase from your local concrete company. A that is high in resin, not the cheap ones such as Thompsans or the like. A good quality sealer will last approx. 5 yrs. or so before you need to reapply. It is a good idea to seal it so that it protects it from salt, oil, etc.... I'm not sure what these guys mean by don't seal, or that you will have a mess in about a year or so, I am a certified concrete tech. Been in the business for about 15 yrs. Sealing is a good idea. Also get a sealer that won't yellow due to the sun, again a "good, quality" sealer.