Texas Stone Sealers, San Antonio
Contact details
Category
Contractor
Hours
- Mon7:00 am - 7:00 pm
- Tue7:00 am - 7:00 pm
- Wed7:00 am - 7:00 pm
- Thu7:00 am - 7:00 pm
- Fri7:00 am - 7:00 pm
- Sat7:00 am - 7:00 pm
- Sun7:00 am - 7:00 pm
From Google, checked May 2026.
Google Reviews
Ratings as of May 2026. See this business on Google
The entire experience having Jonah and the team seal our stone patio was amazing! The patio looks terrific; you can tell they put great care into their work. I highly recommend this company!
We moved into a new home and found that the flagstone rock around our pool was flaking off. I contacted Texas Stone Sealers and they spoke to me about my options and were able to fit us in quickly. Jonah came out and pressure washed the stone and then after it dried, he came back and put on the sealer. He did a wonderful job and we love that our stone is now protected from getting worse. It is nice to see that the water just beads up now rather than soaking through the stone.
We hired Texas Stone Sealers to clean and seal approx 1,850 of flagstone patios, pool coping and porch/steps. We are extremely pleased with the results, as well as the communication before and during the process. It was such a pleasant surprise to also receive a follow up many weeks after the job was completed, to ensure that we are still satisfied, which we absolutely are. We tried applying a different sealer a few years ago as a DIY project and that didn't work out very well.
These quotes come from Google Reviews. They can be out of date.
In the business's own words
For quality flagstone and natural stone cleaning, sealing and restoration in San Antonio, count on our experts at TEXAS STONE SEALERS™! We take pride as a leader in concrete, flagstone and natural stone restoration, specializing in sealing natural stone decks, concrete patios and swimming pool copings. After years of development and testing, we believe our PROCESS is the most effective in the market to protect flagstone and all-natural stones from erosion and spalling caused by exposure to chlorinate or saltwater. At TEXAS STONE SEALERS™, our professional San Antonio stone cleaning, sealing and restoration experts are available to service your homes, commercial properties and communities. Ask us about our pressure washing services.
From the business's own words on its Google listing, October 2026.
What this listing mentions
- Wheelchair accessible parking
From the business's own words on its Google listing, October 2026.
How Texas Stone Sealers describes its work
Texas Stone Sealers says its main trade is cleaning, sealing and restoring flagstone and other natural stone in San Antonio. The company describes a focus on pool copings, stone decks and concrete patios. It says it takes on homes, commercial properties and whole communities.
Its website names a house line of sealants, sold as TSSPRO, and describes them as heavy-duty and water-based. Beyond stone, the company lists concrete cleaning and sealing, grout cleaning, pressure washing, and removal of calcium and efflorescence. It also reports sealing marble and granite countertops indoors.
San Antonio, in Bexar County, had a population of 1,548,422 in 2025, per the Census Bureau. NOAA normals for 1991-2020 give the city 1,345 heating degree days and 3,197 cooling degree days.
Sealing flagstone and pool coping
The company says flagstone weathers and erodes over time, and that water stains are its biggest weakness. It names pool decks, pond walkways and patios as the most exposed spots. For stained flagstone, it describes a gentle soda blasting treatment, charged as an extra, before the sealant goes on.
Its website lists limestone, travertine and slate among the stones its crews clean and seal, along with flagstone. The business holds a 5.0 rating across 6 Google reviews. Reviewers mention sealed patios and pool coping, careful work, clear communication and a follow-up weeks after the job, and some note water now beading on the sealed stone.
Texas Stone Sealers says its process came out of years of development and testing. The company states that the aim is to guard stone against erosion and spalling from chlorinated or salt water. It says it considers that process the most effective one available for keeping flagstone and natural stone from wearing away.