
Colorado’s climate is tough on concrete surfaces. The state’s drastic temperature swings, heavy snowfall, and intense summer heat all take a toll, causing cracking, spalling, and other forms of damage. In fact, here — more than in any other state — concrete is put to the test.
Plazas, parking decks, rooftop terraces, balconies, and other horizontal concrete surfaces in Colorado face a multitude of stressors. They all need waterproofing that can withstand exposure to wide temperature swings, frequent freeze/melt cycles, strong UV rays, salt and de-icing chemicals, and heavy traffic. At HEXA, we understand these challenges and know the best way to keep your concrete surfaces looking beautiful throughout the year.
Key Solutions for Concrete Maintenance in Colorado
- Regular Inspections and Maintenance: The first step in protecting your concrete is regular inspections to catch any early signs of damage. This proactive approach helps prevent minor issues from becoming major problems.
- Sealing and Waterproofing: Applying a high-quality sealant protects concrete from moisture penetration, freeze-thaw cycles, and chemical damage. This process is especially crucial in Colorado, where weather conditions are highly variable.
- Concrete Resurfacing: For surfaces that are significantly damaged, resurfacing offers a fresh start. This process involves applying a new layer of concrete over the existing surface, restoring its appearance and functionality.
- Crack Repair: Addressing cracks promptly prevents water from seeping in and causing further damage. Our expert team uses advanced techniques to ensure durable and aesthetically pleasing repairs.
With these strategies, you can maintain the beauty and functionality of your horizontal concrete surfaces regardless of the season. Whether it’s the scorching heat of summer or the freezing temperatures of winter, HEXA solutions are designed to withstand Colorado’s diverse weather conditions.
Don’t let your concrete suffer the effects of the weather. Contact us today and we’ll find the best solution to end your puddles, pooling, and concrete damage once and for all!

At HEXA, we thrive on finding innovative solutions to challenges that stump others. Our
recent revitalization of an iconic complex in Denver showcased the diversity of our skills. This multifaceted project included post-tension repairs, waterproofing, and the meticulous routing and sealing of cracks. The project exemplified our ability to not only restore but enhance structures to make them strong and secure.
Overcoming the Unpredictable
and unpredictable precipitation, we go into each project understanding that it will often require innovative approaches. Throughout this particular project, we were able to meet unforeseen challenges with strategic solutions and thorough planning. We also found ways to navigate inclement weather with flexible project schedules and met logistical and technical complexities head on to ensure minimal delays and optimal progress.
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January is always a great time to look to the year ahead, but I wanted to take a moment to revisit the highlights of 2023 as we get ready to hit it hard again in 2024.

We are fortunate to have developed some strong relationships with building managers and engineers over the years and made some new connections as well. Relationships continue to be at the heart of our values and we are excited about some new projects that we will be working on in 2024.
HEXA is one where we do our best to put people first. If you’d like to work for a place that values their employees, we’d love to talk with you!
to me. At the end of October, I became a (very young!) first-time grandpa to my grandson, Oliver. For those of you who are lucky enough to have kids and grandkids, you know how special that moment is when you first hold them in your arms! And, if you have both, you know how fast they grow up. In no time, I’m sure he’ll be revving up his own bike and finding his own path towards living life to the max, just like his grandpa!

After more than 20 years of weathering Colorado’s climate, this prominent local building’s windows – spanning six stories – needed a robust, long-term fix. The objective of the project was to caulk between the windows and the building, ensuring a watertight seal. This called for wet sealing, a process that uses a “wet” silicone product to securely join dissimilar materials. The project scope included all exterior windows on the second floor and above, requiring an impressive three miles of sealant!
People: Joe Keller took the helm early in the year and HEXA continued to expand. Our team grew, giving us the opportunity to add skillsets aimed at solving the issues most frustrating to building owners. We brought in an expert trainer in
Capital: With a growing team, we needed more elbow room. In 2022 we designed, remodeled, and moved down the street to a new
Community: Over our 23 years in business, Colorado has been our home. Giving back to the community that has supported us for decades is important to us, and we were excited to have had that opportunity last year. We worked with the fine people at
Customers: Relationships are at the heart of our business, and 2022 was a year that saw the start of new customer connections, and the continuation of many long-time ones with customers we’re happy to call good friends. Thank you for your continued business, your trust in us to meet your concrete needs, and for growing with us. As we move into this new year, we are committed to continue investing in areas that will make our services even better for you!
It happens innocently. A worker is boring into concrete in order to fix an issue with a bathroom or HVAC system and, suddenly, they hear a BOOM! The floor vibrates. Expletives ensue. It’s a shocking moment and often the first response is to hope it’s nothing. Unfortunately, what has likely happened is a post-tension cable has been struck and snapped, and even though it can’t be seen, it can cause safety issues and problems down the road.
HEXA has always been locally owned, relationship-based, and committed to helping others. We recognize that strong, stable communities benefit us all. That’s why, when we come across an organization that is actively involved in building better communities, we’re happy to give back.