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Any curb, any installer
Don’t remember who installed your curb? No worries — we’ve got you covered. We can make a ten-year-old curb look brand new again, whether that means removing old spotty sealer, dirt, mildew or years of buildup.
And if your curb is only a couple of years old but needs some care to get its original luster back, we do that too.
When to reseal
Sealer is what repels water and minerals, blocks yellowing from direct sun and keeps secondary colors from fading. When it wears, you start to see it.
The curb looks dull and dusty instead of rich, especially on runs that take full afternoon sun.
Patchy shine where the previous coat has worn unevenly or started to flake.
Green or black staining and years of grime, most often on shaded runs and beside downspouts.
Antique release colors on stamped curb washing out, so the pattern loses its depth.
Rain and sprinklers darken the curb and soak in, instead of beading on the surface.
We recommend a reseal after the first year, then every 18 months after that.
How it works
The same sealer we put on every new colored and stamped curb we install.
Dirt, mildew and years of buildup come off so the new coat bonds to the concrete, not to grime.
Old, spotty sealer is removed so the finish comes out even along the whole run.
A solvent-based 100% acrylic sealer goes on to repel water and minerals, prevent yellowing and stop secondary colors fading.
How often
Resealing is the only maintenance concrete curbing needs. Keeping to that rhythm keeps the color rich and the surface shedding water, so the curb looks the way it did on install day for years.
From a reseal customer
Killer Curbz holds a 5.0 rating across 35 Google reviews.
Read and leave Google reviews (opens in a new tab)“After having my curbing for a couple years it was time for a reseal. Lucas and crew came out and took care of them. Their appearance is like new with a nice shine. They’re very professional & a pleasure to work with.”
Tell us roughly how long the run is and how old the curb is. We will come look, and give you a price for the reseal.