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Concrete Staining & Dyes in St. Thomas
Translucent stains and dyes that add rich, variegated colour to interior concrete, sealed for protection.
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St. Thomas, Southwestern Ontario
Concrete Staining in St. Thomas
Stained concrete gives St. Thomas basements, lofts, restaurants and boutiques an organic, upscale look: translucent colour with the natural character of the slab showing through.
We prepare the St. Thomas slab, test colours, then apply stains or dyes in layers for depth before neutralizing and sealing. We will show you what your particular concrete is likely to do before we start.
Call (647) 370-9166 or send the form on this page for a free concrete staining quote in St. Thomas. Send the approximate square footage and a few photos, and we will come back with a written quote that lists the prep, the system, the number of coats and the schedule.
The system
Stained Concrete with Depth and Character
Concrete stains and dyes add colour to the slab itself. Rather than covering the concrete, they soak in and react with it, producing translucent, variegated colour, from warm earth tones to cool greys and deep blacks, with the natural character of the concrete showing through.
Stained concrete suits basements, lofts, restaurants, retail and offices where you want an organic, upscale look. Every slab takes colour a little differently, which is part of the appeal, so we test and show you what to expect.
More about concrete staining & dyes →The process
How your St. Thomas project comes together
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Consultation
Send the square footage and a few photos, or book a visit. We look at the slab, the space and how you use it.
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Written Quote
A clear quote listing the prep, repairs, system, finish, number of coats and schedule. No surprises.
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Diamond-Ground Prep
The slab is ground, repaired and moisture-checked so the coating bonds to sound concrete.
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Installation & Reveal
The system is built in layers, cured properly and handed back with care instructions.
Across St. Thomas
Concrete Staining & Dyes throughout St. Thomas
St. Thomas is the main city in Elgin County, with Victorian and railway-era homes around Talbot Street, established neighbourhoods and newer subdivisions on the north and east sides.
Questions
Concrete Staining & Dyes in St. Thomas: FAQs
How do I get a concrete staining & dyes quote in St. Thomas?+
Call (647) 370-9166, use the form on this page or email info@trueformepoxy.ca. Send the approximate square footage and a few photos and we will send a written quote for your St. Thomas project.
Will stained concrete be an even colour?+
No, and that is the point. Stains and dyes produce natural variation that depends on the slab. If you want a uniform colour, a solid epoxy is a better choice.
Can any concrete be stained?+
Most bare interior concrete can, once old coatings, sealers and glue are removed. Patches and repairs take colour differently and will show. We assess the floor and do a test area where useful.
Does stained concrete need maintenance?+
The colour is in the concrete, but the sealer on top wears with traffic and needs periodic recoating, more often in busy commercial spaces.
Do you offer concrete staining & dyes across St. Thomas?+
Yes. We work throughout St. Thomas, including Downtown St. Thomas, Lyndale, North St. Thomas, South St. Thomas and Elgin countryside, and in nearby London, Tillsonburg, Woodstock, Stratford and Simcoe.
More floors for St. Thomas
Alongside concrete staining & dyes, we also install grind and seal concrete, basement epoxy flooring and polished concrete in St. Thomas, so related work can be planned together.
Other garages, basements & homes services in St. Thomas: garage floor epoxy, basement epoxy flooring, epoxy flake floors, metallic epoxy floors and polyaspartic floor coatings.
Further reading
Your St. Thomas floor, done properly.
Send the square footage and a few photos, or book a consultation. You will receive a clear written quote, with no obligation.