What Makes Us the Concrete Floor Staining Experts
At Classic Concrete Staining, we do not just spray on some stain, cover it with a sealant, and call it a day. No, our concrete floor staining process is a five to seven day procedure using the highest quality tools and products. We polish your concrete to a brilliant shine before applying premium acid stain that provides a glassy, polished stone finish.
To hear firsthand how diamond polishing and staining concrete can improve the look of your home, business, or new construction, contact us today to speak with one of our friendly representatives.
Why Our Concrete Floor Staining is Superior
We are professionals when it comes to diamond polished and stained concrete floors, and the extra care we take combined with our premium acid stains makes for quality floors that cannot be beat. When our acid stain applied, it is uneven, mottled, and translucent in color, giving the concrete an appearance of beautiful weathered stone, marble, or slab. Our concrete floor staining is not a coating, and actually becomes a permanent part of the concrete’s surface. Therefore, you never have to worry about the color flaking, chipping, or peeling.
Compliment Your Concrete Floor Staining With Our Expert Polishing Service
Staining your concrete gives it a beautiful color - but if you really want it to shine, you definitely want a polished concrete floor. Polishing your floor brings with it all kinds of benefits such as:
- Low Maintenance – Your floor stays beautiful year after year with minimal work. It is easily cleaned with only a broom and a damp mop.
- Attractive - Polishing concrete exposes the natural character and marbling, and gives the floor a natural luster.
- No Hazardous Chemicals – The natural shine means no potentially harmful chemicals like urethanes, acrylics, or epoxies need to be used.
- Long-Lasting – There is no need to worry about scratching, chipping, bubbling, or flaking, you will receive a gorgeous floor that stays for years.
Unlike some contractors who merely sand down the concrete and call it polishing, we use a special Diamond Polishing process that takes into consideration the various characteristics of your specific pour, such as how hard or soft the concrete is. The fact is that many contractors buy expensive polishing machines so they can offer polishing services, without any in-depth knowledge of how the process works.
Using a machine that is too heavy or a polish that is too rough on the wrong kind of concrete will only grind it down. As concrete polishing specialists, we will make sure your floor is as smooth as glass, without causing any damage.
Concrete Floor Staining Expert Installers in Texas
Traditionally, most contractors attend a school to learn a set process for staining concrete that they never vary from. The truth is that every slab has its own unique characteristics, and thus the best concrete floor staining takes an individualistic approach. We use our years of experience to expertly analyze each slab to determine the ideal polishing process that will deliver the best floor.
We never use the urethane or acrylic sealers that inexperienced contractors do, simply because they do not work. Most contractors who use these types of sealers are awed by the extra high gloss they provide, but unfortunately, this does not last. Urethane and acrylic sealants scratch and scuff easily, leaving your concrete floor staining looking anything but ideal.
We Want to Be Your Concrete Floor Staining Experts
If you want a company with years of hands-on experience in the concrete floor staining field, then you want Classic Concrete Staining. Our representatives are always eager to answer any questions and concerns you may have regarding our processes for diamond polished and stained concrete so contact us today!
- NO Scratch
- NO haze or milkiness
- NO resealing every year, two, or three
- A shine that lasts
- An actual Stone appearance
- Glue and Adhesive removed
Rust brown resembling old leather
Soft blue patina with undertones of green
Rich earthy brown
Tortoise shell black with brown marbling
Amber hued undertones
Soft grey green resembling aged Italian marble
Buckskin suede tone with caramel marbling
Terra cotta with rust and soft brown hues