Concrete Sealing2026-10-20T16:14:05-05:00

Concrete Sealing Services in the Texas Panhandle and Northwest Texas

Protect and add years to your driveway, patio, sidewalk and other concrete with professional concrete sealing services.

What Is Concrete Sealing?

Concrete sealing is the process of applying a protective sealant that helps prevent water, salt, oil and other contaminants from soaking into your concrete and contributing to damage.

Most store-bought and topical concrete sealers form a film on the surface that can wear off over time. Legacy Supportworks uses a penetrating concrete sealant that absorbs into the pores of the concrete, providing long-lasting protection from within.

Why Seal Your Concrete?

Concrete is porous, which means it can absorb water, salts and other contaminants. As moisture enters the concrete and repeatedly freezes and thaws, expansion can slowly weaken the surface, contributing to pitting and flaking. Concrete sealing helps limit that absorption, shielding the surface against moisture, deicing salts, oil and other contaminants that can accelerate deterioration and cut the lifespan of your concrete.

Our Concrete Sealing Solutions

  • For Defense Against Flaking, Pitting & Staining

    SealantPro® Penetrating Concrete Sealant

    SealantPro® is a penetrating concrete sealant designed to protect driveways, patios, sidewalks, garage floors and pool decks. Instead of forming a coating on top, it penetrates the concrete to help reduce the amount of water, deicing salts, oil and other contaminants that can soak into the surface and contribute to staining and deterioration.

    • Penetrates into concrete rather than forming a surface film
    • Helps protect against water and moisture absorption
    • Limits penetration of deicing salts and other contaminants
    • Helps protect against surface pitting, flaking and staining
    • Won’t peel or flake like a surface coating
    • Can be used on driveways, patios, sidewalks, garage floors and pool decks
  • For Open Control Joints & Surface Cracks

    NexusPro® Joint & Crack Sealant

    Open cracks and control joints create a direct path for water beneath your concrete where it can lead to soil erosion and slab movement. NexusPro® is a flexible concrete joint sealant used to close these openings, helping keep water out while accommodating normal concrete movement and leaving a cleaner, finished appearance.

    • Closes cracks and control joints against water intrusion
    • Helps keep water from reaching the soil beneath the slab
    • Flexible material allows for normal concrete movement
    • Holds up against cracking, bubbling and drying out
    • Delivers a clean, finished appearance
    • Designed for long-lasting exterior concrete protection
  • For Heavily Used Commercial Concrete

    Commercial Concrete Sealing

    Commercial concrete faces frequent traffic, weather, deicing salts, spills and other conditions that can accelerate wear. Legacy Supportworks provides concrete sealing for warehouse floors, loading docks, plazas, HOA sidewalks, parking areas and other commercial concrete, helping to limit the penetration of moisture and contaminants and protect the concrete from premature deterioration.

    • Protects concrete in high-traffic commercial environments
    • Helps limit how much water, salt and other contaminants soak in
    • Works for interior and exterior concrete applications
    • Helps cut down staining and surface deterioration
    • Can be applied to warehouse floors, loading docks and parking areas
    • Ideal for plazas, HOA sidewalks and other shared concrete surfaces
What To Expect

What to Expect When Legacy Supportworks Seals Your Concrete

Repair First. Protect Second.

Concrete sealing works best when the surface is in good condition. When your concrete has settled, PolyLevel® can be used to lift and level the slab before sealing. Open cracks and control joints can also be sealed with NexusPro® to help stop water from reaching the soil below.

After repairs are complete, SealantPro® helps protect the concrete from water, deicing salts and other contaminants that can contribute to surface deterioration.

Benefits

Concrete Sealing You Can Trust in the Texas Panhandle and Northwest Texas

The right concrete sealing approach starts with understanding the condition of your concrete. Legacy Supportworks inspects the surface, identifies cracks, settlement or other repairs that may need to be addressed first and determines whether sealing is appropriate for your concrete.

Set up a free concrete inspection in the Texas Panhandle and Northwest Texas and receive a written estimate for your recommended solution.

What To Expect

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  • Stabilizing a Crawlspace in Pampa, TX

    This home had crawlspace beams that were cracking and lacked stabilization. 

    Years of shimming had only been a “band-aid” fix and this customer was looking for a permanent solution.

    Our crew installed steel beams and steel smartjacks on engineered fill.

    The result was a permanently stabilized floor!

  • Concrete Repair in Spearman, TX

    A customer reached out after seeing a video of concrete lifting using injection methods and wondered if it could work for their front porch. Their home, built in 1968, features a large concrete porch with a section that originally had a planter between it and the house. At some point, the planter was covered with concrete, which has since sunk about 4 inches. Both sections measure approximately 8×12. While the porch itself was fine, they wanted a solution to lift the concrete over the old planter rather than starting from scratch. Legacy inspected the situation and provided a tailored solution to restore their home.

  • Foundation Repair in Guymon, Oklahoma

    Just four years after adding a first porch for relaxation, a homeowner in Guymon, OK found himself facing a disheartening problem – his beloved porch had settled a shocking 2 feet into the ground, taking his dreams of peaceful rocking chair afternoons with it. As depicted in our before photo, this alarming sinkage rendered the space unusable. To lift and stabilize the sinking structure, we deployed our trusted Push Pier system, meticulously engineered to provide strength and elevation from deep below the surface. The transformation is apparent in the after photo, where the porch now stands level and secure, promising many future years of comfort and stability. At Legacy Supportworks, reviving your home’s foundation to ensure lifelong enjoyment and safety is not just our mission—it’s our commitment to you.

Our service area

Legacy Supportworks is the local expert for Foundation Repair, Concrete Repair & Concrete Leveling and more. We proudly service Lubbock, San Angelo, and all of West Texas & Cimarron County, OK.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can stamped or previously sealed concrete be sealed? 2026-10-05T17:16:14-05:00

Sometimes, yes. Stamped concrete may have a topical coating or other finish, while previously sealed concrete may have products on the surface that affect how well a penetrating sealer can absorb. The existing finish and condition of the concrete should be evaluated first to determine whether additional preparation is needed and whether penetrating concrete sealing is appropriate. 

When should new concrete be sealed? 2026-10-05T17:15:40-05:00

New concrete needs time to cure before a penetrating sealer goes on. The appropriate timing can depend on the concrete, weather conditions and the sealer being used. Legacy Supportworks can evaluate new concrete and determine when it’s ready to be sealed without interfering with the curing process. 

How long does concrete sealing take, and when can I walk or drive on it? 2026-10-05T17:15:01-05:00

How long installation takes depends on the size and condition of the area being treated, including the surface prep required before sealing. Once SealantPro® goes on, it needs roughly six hours to cure before the treated concrete can return to normal use. Your installer will provide specific instructions based on the conditions and application. 

What happens if you don’t seal your concrete? 2026-10-05T17:14:34-05:00

Unsealed concrete can absorb water, deicing salts, oil and other contaminants. Over time, moisture and repeated freeze-thaw cycles can contribute to surface deterioration, including pitting and flaking. Not all unsealed surfaces develop damage, but sealing adds a layer of protection that can help preserve concrete exposed to moisture, weather and salts. 

How much does concrete sealing cost in the Texas Panhandle and Northwest Texas? 2026-10-05T17:14:04-05:00

Concrete sealing costs vary based on the size and condition of the area, the amount of surface preparation required and the type of concrete being sealed. Cracks, uneven slabs or other damage that needs repair before sealing can also add to the total project cost. Legacy Supportworks provides a free inspection and a written estimate based on your concrete. 

How often should concrete be sealed? 2026-10-05T17:13:38-05:00

How often concrete should be sealed depends mostly on the type of sealer used. Topical sealers sit on the surface and may need to be reapplied as they wear, while penetrating sealers typically offer longer-lasting protection from inside the concrete. Weather exposure, traffic and surface condition can also affect when resealing is needed. 

Is concrete sealing worth it? 2026-10-05T17:13:10-05:00

Yes. Concrete driveway sealing can be a smart way to protect against water, deicing salts and other contaminants, and the same protection works on patios, sidewalks and other concrete surfaces. A penetrating sealer helps limit how much porous concrete absorbs, cutting down the conditions that contribute to staining, pitting and flaking. It works best as preventive protection rather than a fix for existing damage. 

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