In regions like Buffalo, Amherst, and Clarence, where weather conditions can be harsh, regular sealing and cleaning are crucial. Sealing your concrete every 2-3 years helps protect it from freeze-thaw cycles and deicing salts that are common during winter.

For common driveway stains like oil or grease, using a degreaser and a stiff brush can be effective. For tougher stains, a pressure washer might be necessary. Always test any chemical cleaners in a small area first to ensure they do not damage the concrete.

Yes, decorative concrete in places like Williamsville should be resealed periodically to maintain its color and protect against wear and weather. This is especially important after a harsh winter or heavy rainfall seasons.

Preventative measures include applying a high-quality sealer before the onset of winter to repel moisture and prevent freeze-thaw damage. Also, avoid using deicers containing ammonium sulfate or ammonium nitrate.