Troy, Ohio · Six Miles From Our Shop

Troy Concrete, Protected Not Just Cleaned

The newer Troy subdivisions off Peters Road and Barnhart Road are old enough now that their driveway concrete is starting to show its age. A clear acrylic sealer, applied after a wash, is the difference between a driveway that keeps degrading and one that stops.

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6 mi

From Tipp City to Troy

$2/sq ft

Flat rate, every surface

1–3 yrs

Typical life of a sealed coat

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What Would It Cost You?

Same $2 per square foot rate whether it's a Peters Road driveway or a downtown walkway — no travel fee, no size tier, just square footage times the rate.

Local Knowledge

Why Troy's Newer Concrete Needs This Now

Troy's building boom off Peters Road, Barnhart Road and Stonebridge in the 1990s and 2000s means a lot of this city's driveway concrete just crossed the twenty-to-thirty-year mark — old enough for surface wear to start showing, young enough that sealing now actually saves it.

Concrete has a lifecycle, and sealing extends it

Unsealed concrete absorbs water every time it rains or snows. Over enough winters, that water freezing and expanding inside the pores is what causes the pitting, flaking and hairline cracking you start to notice on a twenty-year-old driveway. A sealer doesn't undo existing damage, but it stops feeding it.

The historic core is a different job

We treat Troy's older brick homes near West Main and the Public Square differently for cleaning — soft wash, masonry-safe detergent — and the same logic carries over to sealing: brick and older mortar aren't candidates for the same acrylic concrete sealer, so we scope that separately if it comes up.

Sealing doesn't fix a driveway that's already cracked

If your concrete already has active cracking or heaving, sealing slows further water damage but won't repair what's already broken. We'll tell you straight if a driveway is past the point where sealing alone is the right call.

What We Seal

Concrete and Roofs, One Product

Concrete Driveways & Patios

Troy's newer subdivision concrete is entering the age range where sealing meaningfully slows further pitting and cracking from decades of freeze-thaw exposure.

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Roofs

The same clear acrylic sealer goes on Troy roofs after a soft wash, adding a water-resistant layer once the black streaks and moss are gone.

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Pressure Washing First

A Troy driveway gets a pressure wash or surface-cleaner pass first — sealer trapped over dirt or algae fails early, so this step never gets skipped.

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Troy Questions

Seal Coating in Troy — FAQ

Straight answers. If yours isn't here, call or text (937) 777-9093.

No. Troy is about six miles up US-25A from our shop — we're there most weeks anyway. There's no travel surcharge; the $2 per square foot rate is the same as a Tipp City address.

Yes, always. Sealer applied over dirt, algae or old coating traps it underneath and fails early — sometimes within a season. Every seal coating job we do includes a wash first, or we confirm the surface is already clean enough before we start.

At $2 per square foot, a standard 500 sq ft driveway runs about $1,000. Use the calculator above with your own square footage for an exact ballpark.

Usually one to three years, depending on traffic and how many hard freezes it goes through — the newer subdivisions off Peters and Barnhart tend to need it sooner than a driveway that's already held up for decades.

Give it 24 to 48 hours before regular vehicle traffic; foot traffic is fine after a few hours.

Not with the same product. Brick and historic lime mortar need a masonry-specific sealer, not the acrylic concrete/roof sealer we use for driveways and asphalt shingles. Ask us and we'll scope it separately if that's what you need.

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Use the calculator above for a ballpark, or send us your square footage directly. Takes about a minute.

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