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Algae and Moss Growth on Concrete

ReVamp Hawaii PW

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Aloha Guys,
Here is some pics of a house i did yesterday.
In Hawaii there are areas in the mountains where there is rain everyday, which makes it ideal for algae growth. I was wondering, are there any types of solutions that can be applied to concrete or other surfaces after cleaning to prevent moss and algae growth?
Winter season is on its way, and right now would be perfect time to use algae growth and prevention as a selling point to customers.
 

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Tim Fields

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Are sealers applied with a pump spray? And does the concrete need to be dry?

We don't sell much concrete sealing here in Maryland, but if we did, I would put a call in to V-Seal. They were at the UAMCC Convention last year and it seemed like they had a product that would fit about every sealing situation.

I know that Rich from Seal-N-Lock had a sealer for pavers that went on the same day as cleaning, so I assume that there is a concrete sealer that can be applied to a damp surface.

As far as application, pump spray is a good place to start. If you do a lot, you will probably transition to an electric sprayer in short order.
 
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