Dutch John was built starting in 1957 to house the crews working on Flaming Gorge Dam, and the town has grown into its own place since incorporating in 2016. A good share of the driveways, walks, and garage floors here have some age on them, and decades of snow and freeze have left their mark.
Lots of homes here also store boats, trailers, and fishing gear for trips to the Green River, so garage and shop floors see real use. Crack repair and sealing protect outdoor concrete through a snowy winter, while epoxy or polishing makes those garage floors easier to live with. Dutch John is a long drive north for us, so we plan visits ahead.
Crack and surface repair for Dutch John driveways, walks, and steps that years of snow have worn down.
Sealing that keeps the steady winter snowmelt from soaking into Dutch John concrete and flaking it.
Polished concrete for Dutch John garages and storage spaces that need a tough, low dust floor.
Breakout and haul off for Dutch John steps, walks, and pads that have crumbled past repair.
Epoxy coatings for Dutch John garages that hold boats, trailers, and trucks dripping with lake water and road grime.
Stains that give older Dutch John patios and entries fresh color without replacing the slab.
With July highs in the upper 80s and plenty of dry days, summer is the time to seal in Dutch John. Plan on resealing every two to three years.
In winter, shovel early and go easy on ice melt, since salt speeds up flaking on concrete that hasn’t been sealed.
In Dutch John we try to save older concrete with patching and sealer before anyone suggests breaking it out.
We choose sealers and coatings that stand up to heavy snow, cold January nights, and the wear of boat and trailer traffic.
Older concrete often needs extra cleaning and grinding, and we take the time to do that so coatings grab and hold.
Debris gets hauled out, dust is kept down, and your Dutch John driveway is clear when the crew pulls out.
We drive up to Dutch John, check the condition of your concrete, and lay out repair, sealing, or coating choices with a quote.
The crew cleans, grinds, and patches the surface and fills cracks so older concrete is ready to take a new finish.
We put down the sealer, epoxy, stain, or repair material during warm, dry weather so it cures before snow season.
We look over the work with you and explain how soon you can park, walk, or pull a boat onto it.
