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Concrete staining in Phoenix adds lasting color to the concrete you already have, on patios, walkways and commercial floors. We use acid and water-based stains, then seal the floor with a clear, UV-stable polyaspartic coat that protects the color and keeps it easy to clean.
Concrete staining adds color to new or existing concrete without covering up its natural texture and character. Unlike paint, penetrating concrete stains absorb into or react with the surface rather than simply forming a layer on top. The result is a decorative concrete finish with natural color variations that won't peel like traditional floor paint.
The stain provides the color, while the clear sealer provides the protection. At Dialed In Epoxy Flooring, we finish our stained concrete floors with a compatible polyaspartic sealer, the same type of protective coating used in our grind and seal systems. This helps protect against foot traffic, spills, abrasion, and exposure to Arizona's intense sunlight.
Stained concrete is a practical choice for patios, walkways, and outdoor living areas throughout Phoenix. Indoors, it's also a great option for retail stores, restaurants, offices, and residential spaces that want a decorative floor without installing tile or other flooring materials.
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We offer both. Which one suits your floor depends on the look you want and the condition of the slab.
Both are finished with the same clear polyaspartic sealer. There is no fixed color chart for stains; we’ll talk through color options for your slab when we quote.
Most of our residential staining is outdoors: patios, walkways, entries and courtyards. Stain turns plain gray concrete into a warm, finished surface that suits desert landscaping, and the UV-stable sealer keeps the color from washing out in full sun.
Inside, staining is most popular in retail stores, restaurants, offices and showrooms. It gives the floor color and character without new flooring material, and the sealed surface wipes clean under daily foot traffic.
Why settle for plain gray concrete when you can add color and character? Concrete staining can be combined with two of our flooring systems, giving you the freedom to choose the finish that best suits your space.
Stained & Sealed Concrete: Want a natural-looking floor with added protection? We grind the concrete, apply the stain, and finish it with a clear polyaspartic sealer. The result is a decorative, easy-to-clean surface that highlights the concrete's natural character. Explore our grind and seal flooring.
Stained & Polished Concrete: Prefer a smooth, polished finish? We incorporate color during the concrete polishing process, creating a decorative floor with a refined appearance and a choice of sheen levels. Explore our polished concrete options.
Not sure which finish is right for your Phoenix home or business? We'll help you compare the options based on how your space is used and the look you want to achieve.
We grind or clean the slab so the stain can soak in evenly, and repair cracks and holes.
Acid or water-based stain goes on in one or more coats until the color is right.
Acid stain only. Stops the reaction and clears the residue.
Clear, UV-stable polyaspartic in matte, semi-gloss or high-gloss.
How long it takes depends on the size of the floor and its condition. We’ll give you a timeline with your quote.
Concrete stain gives your floor permanent color without covering the concrete. Sealed in polyaspartic, it is durable, easy to keep clean and costs less than laying new flooring.
The color is inside the concrete, so it won’t peel or chip like paint. The clear polyaspartic sealer on top protects it from UV, water and wear. Plan to reseal every 5–7 years, sooner on busy commercial floors.
The sealed surface is smooth and non-porous, so dust, spills and dirt wipe off instead of soaking in.
Stain uses the slab you already have, so there is no new flooring material to buy, and no waxing or stripping later.
Acid stain gives a one-of-a-kind marbled look; water-based stain gives an even, exact color. Either can be matched to your home or brand.
Staining usually costs less than a full epoxy coating, because it works with the existing slab. Every floor is priced on its own. These are the things that move the cost:
We give a fixed written quote after seeing the slab.
Concrete staining adds color to an existing concrete slab by soaking a stain into its surface, then sealing it. The color becomes part of the concrete rather than a layer on top, so it won’t peel like paint.
Acid stain reacts with the concrete to create a mottled, marbled look in earth tones. Water-based stain gives a more even color and a wider range of shades. We offer both.
Yes. Outdoor staining is the most popular choice for our residential customers. We seal it with UV-stable polyaspartic so the color holds up in Arizona sun.
Yes. Stain adds the color, and the sealer protects it. We finish every stained floor with a clear polyaspartic sealer in matte, semi-gloss or high-gloss.
The color is permanent because it is in the concrete. The sealer on top should be renewed every 5–7 years, sooner on busy commercial floors.
Yes. We can add stain during the polishing process, before the final polish, or as part of a grind and seal floor.
It depends on the size of the floor and its condition. We’ll give you a timeline with your quote.
We grind and seal concrete across the Phoenix Valley, including Avondale, Scottsdale, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Tempe, Glendale, Peoria, Surprise, Goodyear, Buckeye and Queen Creek.
