Patio Coating in Chandler, AZ

Transform Your Cracked Patio Into Outdoor Paradise

Professional patio coating that handles Arizona heat and looks incredible for years.

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What Your Patio Becomes After We're Done

Your embarrassing concrete becomes the outdoor space you actually want to use. No more avoiding the backyard when friends come over because you’re ashamed of those cracks and stains.

The surface becomes slip-resistant and safe around pools. Your kids can run around without you worrying about falls on slick concrete.

You stop dealing with constant maintenance. No more weekend concrete sealing projects or pressure washing that barely makes a difference. Just hose it down when it gets dusty and move on with your life.

Chandler Concrete Coating Experts

We Know Arizona Concrete Problems

Iron Seal Coatings has been protecting Chandler patios from brutal Arizona conditions for years. We understand what 115-degree summers and monsoon rains do to concrete.

Most coating companies focus on garages. We specialize in outdoor applications where the stakes are higher. Your patio faces UV exposure, temperature swings, and weather that would destroy inferior coatings.

We use commercial-grade materials designed specifically for Arizona’s climate. Not the stuff you find at Home Depot that peels off in two years.

Patio Coating Installation Process

Here's Exactly What Happens During Installation

First, we prep your concrete properly. This means cleaning, repairing cracks, and creating the right surface profile for adhesion. Skip this step and your coating fails within months.

Next comes the base coat application. We apply our primer system that bonds to concrete and creates the foundation for everything else. This isn’t paint – it’s a chemical bond.

Then we install the main coating system. Multiple layers of epoxy or polyurethane depending on your needs. Each layer cures completely before the next goes on.

Finally, we apply the topcoat that gives you the color, texture, and UV protection. This is what you see and walk on every day. It’s also what protects everything underneath from Arizona sun.

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What's Included In Your Patio Coating

You get a complete system, not just paint slapped on concrete. That means crack repair, proper surface preparation, primer, base coat, and protective topcoat.

We handle the prep work that determines whether your coating lasts two years or twenty. Most failures happen because someone skipped the boring stuff that you can’t see.

Your coating comes with slip-resistant additives for safety around pools and outdoor areas. We also seal the edges properly so water can’t get underneath and cause problems later.

Color options include solid colors, decorative flakes, and textures that complement your home’s style. Everything is mixed and applied on-site for consistent coverage.

How long does patio coating last in Arizona heat?

Professional-grade patio coatings last 10-15 years in Arizona when installed correctly. The key is using UV-stable materials designed for extreme temperatures. Cheap coatings and paint will fade and peel within 2-3 years because they can’t handle 115-degree surface temperatures. We use commercial-grade systems with UV inhibitors that maintain color and adhesion even under intense desert sun. The investment in proper materials pays off when you’re not recoating every few years.

Can you coat over existing concrete paint or stain?

Usually, but the existing coating needs to be removed first for proper adhesion. Paint and most stains create a barrier that prevents new coatings from bonding to the concrete. We test the existing surface and determine what prep work is needed. Sometimes we can sand and prep over existing coatings, but often complete removal gives better results. Trying to coat over failing paint is like building on a weak foundation – it will fail. We’d rather do the prep work right than have you call us back in two years with peeling problems.

How much does professional patio coating cost compared to replacement?

Professional patio coating typically costs 60-70% less than concrete replacement while delivering similar visual results. Replacement involves demolition, disposal, new concrete, and finishing – usually $8-12 per square foot. Quality coating runs $3-6 per square foot depending on the system and prep work needed. The time difference is significant too. Coating takes 2-3 days while replacement can take weeks and destroys your landscaping. Unless your concrete is structurally failing, coating gives you better value and much less disruption.

Will the coating make my patio slippery when wet?

Not when installed with proper slip-resistant additives. We add texture to outdoor coatings specifically for safety around pools and during monsoon season. The texture is subtle enough that it doesn’t affect appearance but provides grip when surfaces are wet. Smooth coatings can be slippery, which is why we don’t recommend them for outdoor use. The slip resistance also helps with general foot traffic and makes the surface more comfortable to walk on barefoot. Safety is especially important around pools where wet feet are common.

Can I apply patio coating myself to save money?

DIY patio coating rarely works well because surface preparation is critical and most homeowners don’t have the right equipment. Concrete needs to be properly cleaned, etched, and profiled for coatings to adhere. Without industrial grinders and shot blasters, you can’t create the surface texture needed for long-term adhesion. Application technique matters too – working time is limited and you need to maintain wet edges to avoid lap marks. Most DIY failures happen within the first year due to poor prep work. The money saved upfront gets spent on removal and professional installation later.

How soon can we use the patio after coating?

Light foot traffic is usually okay after 24-48 hours, but full cure takes about a week. Arizona heat actually speeds up the curing process compared to cooler climates. We schedule installations to minimize disruption – usually starting early in the week so you have weekend access. Heavy furniture and outdoor equipment should wait the full week to avoid marking the surface. Pool chemicals and fertilizers should be kept off the new coating for the first month while it reaches full chemical resistance. We’ll give you specific timing based on the coating system and current weather conditions.

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