452 N 1100 W, Centerville, UT · Serving the Wasatch Front
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Concrete Joint Sealing in Centerville, UT
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Concrete Joint Sealing in Centerville, UT

Joint Sealing · Centerville, UT

Sealed joints let a slab move through a Utah winter while water and salt stay out

Concrete joint sealing fills the joints in a slab so water and road salt stay out. Joints are planned cracks that let concrete move through Utah freeze and thaw. When the old sealant fails, melt water and salt run in and work on the joint edges all winter. We seal and repair joints in warehouse, shop and showroom floors, plus sidewalks, walkways, plazas, entries and loading areas.

Complete Concrete Coatings is licensed and insured and has coated Utah concrete since 2005 from our Centerville shop. Expansion joint repair and expansion joint replacement are both part of our commercial work. Caulking around windows, panels and building joints is a separate line, our building and window sealants. At home, our residential concrete repair line fills and seals leaky slab joints on driveways and garage floors.

What We Handle

  • Expansion joint sealing for warehouse, shop and showroom floors
  • Sidewalk, plaza, entry and loading area joints sealed against water and salt
  • Isolation joints sealed where slabs meet walls, columns and footings
  • Failed sealant cut out and joint walls cleaned to dry, sound concrete
  • Closed-cell backer rod sized to each joint, sealant at the depth the manufacturer sets
  • Saw-cleaned forklift joints filled with a semi-rigid filler that supports the edges
  • Parking deck joints rebuilt or replaced before a traffic coating
  • Manufacturer warranty passed on, every product applied to spec

Free Joint Sealing Quote

Tell us about the floor, deck or slab and we will get right back to you.

Why do concrete joints need sealing in Utah?

Salt Lake City's average January day runs from a low near 24 degrees to a high near 39. Melt water in an open joint can freeze overnight and thaw again by afternoon. Ice is about 9 percent less dense than water, so it takes more room and pries at the joint edges. UDOT brines state roads before storms and salts them during, so entries and parking decks take road salt all winter.

Concrete joint repair starts with what each joint does. Isolation joints, also called expansion joints, keep a slab apart from walls, columns and footings. They move, so they take a flexible sealant instead of a hard filler. Joints in an industrial floor under heavy traffic need a filler that supports their edges, or the edges spall.

How does concrete joint sealing work?

Expansion joint sealing starts by cutting out the old sealant and debris, then cleaning the walls to dry, sound concrete. A closed-cell backer rod about an eighth of an inch wider than the joint gets rolled in without stretching. The rod sets the depth and keeps sealant off the joint bottom, so it bonds to the side walls only. The concrete joint sealant then goes in at the depth the manufacturer sets, about half the joint's width.

Indoor floor joints under hard forklift wheels get a semi-rigid filler instead, which supports the edges. In a saw-cut joint up to 2 inches deep, it fills the full depth with no foam rod. The filler goes in a little high and gets shaved flush once it sets. Before a warehouse or shop epoxy coating goes down, the joints get repaired along with the cracks and spalls.

What does concrete joint repair cost in Utah?

Concrete joint repair is priced by the job, starting with the length, width and depth of the joints. Condition is next, since old sealant has to come out and chipped edges need repair before anything goes in. Joint type matters too, since forklift aisles take a semi-rigid filler and moving joints take a flexible sealant. Phasing adds time when part of the building has to keep running.

Every bid starts with a free estimate at your property, where we measure the joints and check the old sealant. Then you get a written number for the system that fits each joint. Commercial work runs from Ogden south through Salt Lake County, out of our Centerville shop. Call (801) 347-4518 Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm, and the office will set a time.

Gray sealant going into the joint where an exposed aggregate slab meets a metal wall Close-up of a concrete joint filled flush with gray sealant

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Free, no-obligation estimates across the Wasatch Front, from our Centerville shop.

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What You Can Expect

How a Job With Complete Concrete Coatings Runs

From the first call to the cured floor, here is how it goes.

1

Call or Send the Form

Tell us what the floor, deck or slab needs. A few photos help. The office answers Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm, and gets you on the schedule.

2

Free Estimate at the Property

We come out, measure the surface and check the concrete for cracks, moisture and old coatings. You get a written price for the system that fits.

3

Prep, Repair, Coat

We grind or sandblast the slab, repair cracks and spalling, then build the coating in layers. Most garage floors are done in 1 day. Decks take longer.

4

Cure and Walk-Through

Each layer cures before the next one. We tell you when to walk on it and when to park on it, and we go over the care and the manufacturer's warranty.

FAQ

Joint Sealing Questions, Answered

Common questions about joint sealing across the Wasatch Front. Don't see yours? Give us a call and ask.

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Is concrete joint sealing the same as concrete sealing?
No. Sealing the slab surface protects the face of the concrete. A penetrating sealer soaks into the pores, and a film sealer sits on top. Joint sealing fills the joint itself with a sealant that stretches and squeezes as the slab moves. The two protect different parts of the same slab.
How can I tell a joint needs to be resealed?
Look for sealant that has pulled away from one side, split down the middle or gone missing. Chipped edges along a forklift aisle mean the joint is not supporting the wheels. On a parking deck, water dripping onto the level below can come through a failed joint. We check every joint at the free estimate.
Do you handle parking garage expansion joint repair?
Yes. On a parking deck, failed expansion joints get rebuilt or replaced before parking garage traffic coatings go down. Joints get backer rod and sealant, and walls, curbs and columns get a sealant bead at the deck. Wide expansion joints stay out of the coating, so they move on their own through Utah freeze and thaw.
Can you fix the expansion joints in a sidewalk or plaza?
Yes. Sidewalk expansion joint repair takes the same steps: old sealant out, clean walls, backer rod, then flexible sealant. Plaza and entry joints that take high heels get a stiffer backing. One common sealant skins over within a day and cures fully in about a week at 75 degrees. It never goes in when rain is due before it skins over.
Can a warehouse stay open while you seal the joints?
Usually, yes. We work the floor in sections, so part of the building keeps running while the rest cures. The manufacturer sets one wait before light traffic and a longer one before full forklift traffic. We give you the reopening time for each section before work starts. Phased work costs more, and we say so up front.
Do you level a slab that sank or heaved at a joint?
No. We do not do slab lifting, mudjacking, polyjacking or foundation work. A slab that is sinking or heaving needs a lifting contractor first. After that, our work is the surface: the cracks, the spalls and the joints, cleaned out and sealed.
Is there a warranty on concrete joint sealing?
We pass on the manufacturer's warranty and apply every product to the manufacturer's specifications. The terms come from the product used in your joints, and we go over them at the free estimate. How long a joint holds also depends on the prep: clean, dry, sound joint walls and the right sealant depth.
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Why Choose Complete Concrete Coatings

Why Wasatch Front Property Owners Call Us

Coating Concrete Since 2005

The company started in 2005 and is still family owned and run. The crews have ground, repaired and coated Utah garages, decks and driveways for over 20 years. That is a lot of freeze-thaw winters and salted slabs.

Prep First, Every Time

Coatings fail at the prep, so we diamond grind or sandblast every slab, fix the cracks and spalling, and test for moisture before any color goes down. Every product goes on to the manufacturer's specifications.

Repair Instead of Replace

A worn porch, a salt-damaged driveway or a stained garage floor rarely needs a tear-out. We repair the surface and coat, resurface or seal it. You keep the slab and spend the money on the surface you see.

Centerville Is Home

Our shop sits at 452 N 1100 W in Centerville, so Davis County, Salt Lake City and Ogden are short drives. Call and the office sets a time to come look at the slab. Estimates are free and happen at the property.

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They did a great job on the epoxy, the garage floor looks great, and the service was awesome! They got me scheduled quick, showed up exactly on time and got the work done when they said it would be done.

Aaron Sessions4 months ago · Google review

We had a spalling problem on driveway due to road salt. Work was performed on schedule and budget in a professional manner. And it looks terrific as well.

John Chalkera year ago · Google review

The guys knocked out my garage floor in 1 day! Concrete repair and high end epoxy at a fair price.

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A garage floor that dusts and stains, a porch that is flaking, a deck that leaks, a shop floor that needs to hold up? Call or send the form and we will come look at the surface and price the job. The estimate is free.

  • (801) 347-4518
  • 452 N 1100 W, Centerville, UT 84014
  • Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm
  • Free estimates at the property · Since 2005

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Tell us about the floor, deck or slab and we will get right back to you.

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