We provide services to all metro areas in Kansas and Missouri including:
Overland Park, KS
Lenexa, KS
Gardner, KS
Lawrence, KS
DeSoto, KS
Shawnee, KS
Olathe, KS
Leawood, KS
Prairie Village, KS
Mission Hills, KS
Kansas City, MO
Parkville, MO
Smithville, MO
Excelsior Springs, MO
Gladstone, MO
Independence, MO
Lee's Summit, MO
Liberty, MO
Raymore, MO
Blue Springs, MO
Raymore, MO
Raytown, MO
St. Louis, MO
St. Charles, MO
|
|
| | |
|
Humidity Concrete Sealer, and Color Stains for Inside Floors, Basements, Covered Patios, Commercial and Industrial floors
 To make life simple we have configure a Small Package, Medium Package, and Large Color Staining Package.
 We have the right products, and process to solve humidity problems in your basement or inside concrete floors. In addition, provide beautiful solutions.
Our SealGreen products are environmentally safe they have NO solvents or dangerous chemicals that will be in your home for many years. You can implement our solutions year round.
For the past nine years we have mitigate humidity problems in basement, providing great looking solutions with solid or variegated color stains and vapor barrier sealers.
You get these benefits from sealing your inside or basement concrete floors:
1. Provide a beautiful stained floor
2. Eliminate the problems of having carpet in the basement
3. Easy and simple to clean and maintain
4. Eliminate humidity and reduce Radon Gas in the basement
5. Total green flooring solution (no solvents)
6. Easy to clean up pet accidents – no smell entrapped in concrete
7. Healthier environment because floor does not dust
8. Healthier environment which mitigates mold growth when the floor is covered with a rug or carpet
9. More light reflectivity from the floor
10. Not damageable from flood waters
11. By mitigating humidity you will create a warmer environment
12. Sealed walls can be painted any color to enhance the room
Here are our Six Easy Step System to solve your humidity problems and have a great usable space:
1. Test floor for humidity levels
2. Define final look – Clear , variegated or solid color
3. Prepare the floor
4. Stain floor
5. Seal floor with vapor barrier sealer
6. Seal floor with gloss sealer
About basements and Inside concrete floors
Any concrete floor below surface level (grade level) is always expose to some level of humidity. Concrete is very porous and therefore it transfers moisture very easily from a humid environment to a dry environment. Many concrete foundations on the outside are treated with a black tar to prevent direct moisture transfer thru the concrete. Usually this method works well for a few years. Overtime the tar becomes brittle and fails to prevent moisture transfer thru the foundation.
ReUse Concrete Sealing has developed a line of SealGreen products to address this problem even when the outside foundation wall is already covered with dirt.
Our SealGreen Concrete Sealer can be spray on the inside of the concrete foundation wall that is not painted or treated with any other chemicals. This will mitigate the humidity from the outside transfer into the basement. Foundations walls treated with SealGreen Concrete Sealer can be painted with a standard paint for walls to enhance the look of the wall.
Humidity transfers from the cold humid environment (outside concrete foundation wall or floor) to a dry warm environment (inside concrete foundation wall or floor). It is common to have a basement that is not finish show no humidity problems, but as a soon as the inside of the basement is warm by the air-conditioning unit it will start drawing humidity thru the floor and the wall if untreated. Air conditioning systems warm the air by drawing all the cold moisture out of the air. This dries the room and starts pulling moisture from concrete floors and walls.
There are many sealers in the industry penetrating, acrylics, epoxies, polyurethanes, etc. they are all design for special purposes so before sealing concrete it is important to define the purpose of why are you sealing.
1. When you are addressing humidity problems in concrete you have to select a sealer that will stop the humid molecules from transferring thru the floor as well as allowing the concrete to breath to prevent sealer failure.
2. All sealers with vapor barrier mitigating capabilities have a maximum limit to stop humidity transfer. This is why a humidity test is important before a sealer is applied. A humidity test will provide a number that can be easily related to the vapor barrier capabilities of the sealer.
The typical signs of a basement or inside floor with humidity problems are:
1. Humidity smell
2. White powder on the floor (Efflorescence – humidity is leaching salts from the concrete to the surface)
3. Paint peeling of the floor
4. Random dark concrete areas as opposed to light areas
5. When a plastic container is set on top of concrete after a few days it leaves a humid spot under the item.
6. Vinyl floor pealing
7. Loose ceramic tiles or white powder showing on the grout.
8. Carpet padding melting or sticking to the concrete surface creating a strange smell
Please call us to review your concrete floor problems. We may have a great solution that can be easily implemented by you.
| |
| | |
|
|
|