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Tucker's Contracting Services
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Concrete Finishing, Overlays & Coloring - Apply

Serving Pelion, SC and surrounding areas

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In business since 2018

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Customers say: True professional

"Tucker’s Contracting was very thorough & professional with their work! I am so pleased with our new concrete pad in our backyard! I will definitely reach out in the near future for more work!!"
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Epoxy Flooring FAQs, answered by experts

Yes, you can seal an old concrete floor as long as you remove stains and repair damage before sealing. Remove everything from the garage and clear the floor throughout with a concrete cleaner and power washing. Fill in cracks larger than 1/8 of an inch wide and remove all grease and rust stains before sealing. Make sure your concrete is fully dried before applying sealer.

No, you cannot permanently seal concrete. The porous nature of concrete means that it’s always vulnerable to water intrusion and staining, even under the best sealants. Although some concrete sealing products can last for a long time, a genuinely permanent concrete seal remains elusive.

Interlocking garage tiles made with PVC are the most effective for garages with past issues of humidity and flooding because damp concrete is not suitable for paint. Epoxy coating is also water-resistant and can prevent mold buildup. Finally, porcelain tiles are a wonderful option for wet conditions if your budget allows.

The cost to replace a driveway coating ranges from $275 to $850, or $550 on average. Naturally, larger driveways cost more than smaller driveways. The type of driveway sealant and the number of coats also impact the cost. Coal tar sealant costs the least, while latex acrylic sealant costs the most. Oil-based sealants fall in the middle. 

Epoxy and polyurethane sealers can last five to 10 years, while acrylic sealers last two to three years or more depending on the use, wear of the surface, and type of sealer you choose. Areas that see heavy traffic or extreme ice and snow may require more frequent sealing. Test your concrete every two years to gauge how it responds to absorbing water or if it fully repels it for longer than 20 seconds.

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