Permanent color
Acid and water-based stains that soak in for permanent, variegated color. Indoor or outdoor, and it won't chip or peel like paint.
Why stain instead of paint
Concrete stain is not paint. It reacts with or soaks into the slab so the color becomes part of the concrete, which is why a stained floor reads with the rich, variegated, slightly mottled look of natural stone rather than a flat painted coat.
Acid stains create earthy, marbled tones through a chemical reaction with the slab. Water-based stains open up a wider, more controllable palette. We help you pick the route that fits the look you want and the condition of the concrete you have.
Because the color lives in the slab, it does not chip, flake, or peel the way paint does. We grind and prep the surface so the stain takes evenly, then seal it to lock in the color and protect it indoors or out.
Recent stained concrete work
How it works
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We clean and grind the slab so old coatings and residue don't blotch the stain.
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Acid for earthy marbling or water-based for a wider palette, picked with you.
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The stain soaks in and develops its variegated color across the slab.
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A protective sealer locks in the color and stands up to traffic and weather.
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