Cracks, Joints &
Surface Sealing.

Most crack and joint caulking jobs range from $150–$800 depending on the length, width, and number of cracks or joints. SealantPro surface and topical sealant pricing depends on the square footage of the slab. We provide free on-site quotes so you know the exact cost upfront.

Most DIY and rigid fillers can't handle Colorado's extreme temperature swings. As concrete expands and contracts, rigid materials break their bond and crack again. Our flexible sealants move with the concrete.

Yes, we offer color-matching options for most projects. While the sealant won't be invisible, we can get close to your concrete color for a cleaner appearance.

Most residential crack repair jobs are completed in 1-3 hours. The sealant needs 24-48 hours to fully cure, but you can walk on it within a few hours.

No — crack repair seals cracks but doesn't lift or level concrete. If your concrete is uneven, you need our concrete lifting service. We often combine both services on the same visit.

Yes — and we treat them as the same service. Both unplanned cracks and intentional control or expansion joints are sealed using the same professional-grade flexible sealant. We commonly handle both in a single visit, so you get everything done at once.

Yes, we can repair cracks in stamped, stained, and decorative concrete. We take extra care to minimize visual impact and can often color-match for better results.

Hairline cracks (less than 1/8 inch) are often cosmetic and may not need immediate repair. However, sealing them prevents water intrusion that can cause larger problems over time. We'll give you an honest assessment.

Common causes include: soil settlement, freeze-thaw cycles, tree roots, improper installation, heavy loads, and age. Colorado's clay soils and extreme temperature swings make cracking especially common here.

Crack caulking addresses individual cracks and joints with a flexible sealant. SealantPro is a full-slab protection system — either a penetrating surface sealant that soaks into the concrete matrix, or a topical sealant applied over the surface. The two are often used together: we seal the cracks first with NexusPro, then apply SealantPro over the full slab for complete protection.

SealantPro Surface Sealant is a penetrating product that soaks into the concrete and repels water from within — it doesn't change the appearance of your concrete. SealantPro Topical Sealant is a film-forming product applied on top of the slab, available in matte or satin finish. The right choice depends on your surface condition, aesthetic goals, and how the slab is used.

Yes — SealantPro can be applied to existing concrete in good structural condition. We recommend repairing any cracks or joints first so the sealant protects a fully sealed surface. We'll assess your slab on-site and tell you which system is appropriate.

We offer up to a 5-year warranty on qualifying projects. Our NexusPro flexible sealants and SealantPro surface systems are designed to last many years in Colorado's climate when properly installed.