We offer a vast selection of colours ranging from subtle earth tones like sandstone and slate to vibrant hues such as terracotta and cobalt blue. Our colour palette allows you to customize your concrete surfaces to match your aesthetic preferences and design vision. During the consultation, we will show you samples and help you choose the best colour for your project.

Coloured concrete is designed to be highly durable and can last for decades with proper care. The longevity of coloured concrete depends on factors like the quality of installation, the type of sealer used, and the level of maintenance. Typically, with regular cleaning and occasional resealing, you can expect coloured concrete to maintain its appearance and structural integrity for 20-30 years or more.

Coloured concrete typically costs more than standard grey concrete due to the additional materials and processes involved, such as the use of colour pigments and special finishing techniques. However, the cost difference is relatively small when compared to the aesthetic and functional benefits it provides. The enhanced visual appeal and added property value often justify the investment.

Absolutely. Coloured concrete is versatile and suitable for a wide range of applications, both indoors and outdoors. For indoor projects, it can be used for flooring, countertops, and decorative features. Outdoors, it is ideal for driveways, patios, walkways, pool surrounds, and more. The durability and weather resistance of coloured concrete make it an excellent choice for various environments.

Coloured concrete is relatively low maintenance. To keep it looking its best, follow these simple steps:

• Regular Cleaning: Sweep and wash the surface with mild detergent and water to remove dirt and debris.

• Sealing: Apply a high-quality sealer every 2-3 years to protect the colour and surface from wear and environmental damage.

• Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Use pH-neutral cleaners to avoid damaging the sealer or the colour pigments.

• Address Stains Promptly: Clean up spills immediately to prevent staining, especially from oils, acids, and other substances. By following these maintenance tips, you can ensure that your coloured concrete remains vibrant and attractive for many years.

The installation process for coloured concrete involves several key steps to ensure a high-quality finish:

• Consultation and Design: We begin with a detailed consultation to understand your needs and preferences, including colour selection and design requirements.

• Site Preparation: The site is prepared by clearing debris, leveling the ground, and installing formwork to define the area to be concreted.

• Mixing: Colour pigments are added to the concrete mix to achieve the desired hue. Our team ensures even distribution for consistent colour throughout the concrete.

• Pouring and Finishing: The coloured concrete is poured into the prepared area and finished using various techniques, such as stamping or troweling, to achieve the desired texture and appearance.

• Curing and Sealing: The concrete is allowed to cure properly to gain strength and durability. Once cured, a sealer is applied to protect the surface and enhance the colour.

Yes, existing concrete can be coloured using various methods such as stains, dyes, and overlays. These methods allow you to refresh and update the look of your current concrete surfaces without the need for complete replacement. Our team can assess your existing concrete and recommend the best colouring method to achieve your desired outcome.

Coloured concrete is highly durable and can withstand a range of weather conditions. However, in areas with extreme weather, additional measures may be needed to protect the concrete:

• Hot Climates: Use lighter colours to reduce heat absorption and prevent surface damage.

• Cold Climates: Ensure proper sealing to protect against freeze-thaw cycles and use de-icing agents sparingly to avoid damage. Our team will provide specific recommendations based on your local climate to ensure the longevity and performance of your coloured concrete.