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Whether you are building an apartment, bungalow, or a multinational corporation, the need for waterproofing can knock on your customer’s door at any point in time. When it does, it is an absolute nightmare. And people who have dealt with post-construction waterproofing issues have nobody but you to blame for it.

Fortunately, we live in a world where concrete sealers are saviors of leaking and damp structures. Concrete sealers help you restore the strength of your structures by covering the pores of the surfaces and making them water-resistant.

You are even luckier if your structure is still under construction because you have the opportunity to start right and avoid thousands of dollars’ worth of damage to your customers in the long run.

Your newly paved sidewalk might look like a million bucks, but is safe? Once the concrete is poured and the project is almost complete, it's time for the sealer. Yet, not all kinds are created equal. Many concrete sealer products contain chemicals that can harm both the environment and your loved ones. That's why it's important to do your homework when selecting materials for the job.Today, we're taking a look at a few different types of concrete sealers and explaining why an eco-friendly product is the way to go.

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Keeping a house or building clean is vital not just for the sake of its appearance, but also for the health and well-being of its residents and visitors. Yet cleanliness goes beyond just inside the home.  Outdoor maintenance of the concrete sidewalks, foundations, driveways and patios are just as important.