Concrete Sealing Built for
Wrightsville Beach Homes

Wrightsville Beach is a 4.6-mile barrier island where every parcel sits in a federally-designated flood hazard area. Direct Atlantic exposure means the heaviest salt-air load on the coast, and Hurricane Fran's 11-foot surge in 1996 covered the entire island. That's the backdrop for any honest conversation about concrete sealing here.

From the older cottages of Harbor Island and South End to the post-1980s rebuilds on Shell Island, the constants are the same: humidity, salt, sun, and storms. Our job is to bring back what's already in place and add years of life without replacement. Wrightsville Beach is the only town on the coast where the entire footprint is a FEMA flood hazard area and pilings are common,concrete sealing applies as much to pilings, elevated pads, and rebuilt pool surrounds as to driveways.

Our bio-based concrete sealer penetrates the surface, locks out moisture, and revives the natural look of driveways, patios, walkways, and pool decks. Reapply every 3 to 5 years to keep concrete protected at a fraction of replacement cost.