Commercial Concrete Staining Services

Enhance Plain Concrete with Stunning and Durable Staining Solutions

Transform ordinary concrete into an extraordinary surface with concrete staining services from Grega Painting, the leading choice in the Fairfield area. Our concrete staining services offer business owners an affordable way to update pool decks, patios, or garage floors, creating impressive and durable surfaces that will captivate clients and customers.

Our Comprehensive Concrete Staining Services

Grega Painting's commercial concrete staining services are both cost-effective and long-lasting, providing numerous advantages over other decorative flooring options. Suitable for both horizontal and vertical surfaces, our staining finishes offer versatile design possibilities.

We incorporate polymers and additives into or on top of the concrete to achieve flawless finishes and enhance durability on walkways, patios, and garage floors. Some stains utilize a reactive chemical that permanently seals the surface, creating a uniform, easy-to-clean, non-porous layer. Choose from a variety of looks, including marble-like, natural stone, or geometric designs and patterns.

Concrete Staining Service FAQs

What Preparations Are Needed Before Applying Concrete Stain?
Before applying concrete stain, the following steps are essential:

Strip and remove all previous sealers, paints, adhesives, and coatings.
Thoroughly clean the surface.
For acid concrete stain, use a concrete etch and cleaner to prepare the surface and rinse well. Avoid using muriatic acid as it destroys the minerals that produce the selected stain's color range.
For water-based stain, clean the surface with dish soap and water. A degreaser and neutralizer diluted in a 4:1 ratio is ideal for removing oil spots.
Finally, rinse the concrete thoroughly.

If the concrete surface is too smooth or dense to absorb water, mechanical sanding is necessary to roughen the surface for better stain absorption.
Which Lasts Longer: Concrete Stain or Paint?
Concrete stain lasts longer than paint because it penetrates the concrete rather than merely covering the surface, offering greater durability and longevity.