Decorative Concrete & Staining Experts

Yes, as long as the concrete is clean and unsealed. However, stains are translucent, so existing stains, patches, or major flaws will show through the final finish.

Acid stains react chemically with the concrete to create rich, unpredictable earth tones. Water-based stains act more like dyes, offering a wider spectrum of vibrant, uniform colors.

Indoor high-gloss sealers can be slippery when wet. We can add microscopic non-slip grit to the final clear coat to provide traction.

The stain itself is permanent. However, the protective clear coat must be maintained. High-traffic areas may need a new coat of wax (indoors) or sealer (outdoors) every few years.

It's a finish where we wash away the top layer of cement paste to reveal the beautiful, natural stones and pebbles embedded in the concrete mix.

Stained concrete is highly competitive. It is often cheaper than quality hardwood or tile, and significantly more durable.